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Outpatient Cardiac Catheterizationlysis 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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Martin Kaltenbach,Christian Vallbracht his contemporaries, as they associated him with the creation of the Spanish Empire in the sixteenth century. However, views on Charles V changed in later centuries until he was seen in the nineteenth century as a distant emperor, who was cold, warfaring, foreign, proud and ruthless. Some authors co

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José María BeneytoRepresents an innovative comparison of the thought of Vitoria and Erasmus.Offers a source of inspiration for the necessary deconstruction-reconstruction of contemporary international law.Presents cont

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