Titlebook: Empire, Humanism and Rights; Collected Essays on José María Beneyto Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Francisco de Vitoria.Sal

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Martin Kaltenbach,Christian Vallbrachtst punishment; and (iii) the limits of war from humanist and scholastic stances. I am interested in exploring the Spanish contribution to the secularization of international law based on the conquest of America, the war of religions, internal wars and wars against the Infidels (external wars) in par

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,The Elements of Sovereignty in Francisco de Vitoria’s Political Thought, of a growing imperial ethos spearheaded by both Emperor and Pope in their claims over the communities of the New World in the sixteenth century. As against the postulates set forth by both royal and ecclesiastical power, Vitoria’s lectures drew out a framework that served to establish the sovereign

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Francisco de Vitoria on the Theology of Dominion and Secular Natural Rights,n the history of international law, both on the defence of Indians’ natural right of dominion as a right to use, and on the need to balance and, if necessary, limit that right through other natural rights and political considerations. This chapter recovers the tradition of dominion of the Parisian f

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The Possibility of the New World. Social Cohesion, Legal Order and the Invention of Rights in Iberiy coming to be seen as a potential place for the expansion and modernisation of the European legal dimension, those who saw these opportunities understood “space” in terms of a . rather than as a ., as it was during the Middle Ages. This change in spatial assumption posed a challenge to the theory b

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Vitoria and Erasmus on the Justice of War,lysis reveals an important contrast between the more utopian position of Erasmus and the more realist (albeit firmly grounded in a Thomist natural law framework) perspective of Francisco de Vitoria. The chapter begins with an introductory section that provides an overview of the just war theory trad

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,“The Affair of the Indies”: International Law Before and After Vitoria, of Spanish rights and obligations in their interactions with the indigenous peoples of the Americas. It concludes by noting the influence of Vitoria on the development of international law as a result of his offering of an opinion for the benefit of both Charles V and the Native Americans.