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Histories of International law: Dealing with Eurocentrism

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International Law and Human Rights Historical Legal Studies and Society Comparative and International Law Studies

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2 For these debates, see my Gentle Civilizer of Nations.The Rise and Fall of International Law 1870-1960, Cambridge 2002, 11-178 and especially 155-166.3 E. Nys, Les origines du droit international, Bruxelles 1893, 404-405.4 »Les réformes qu'ils avaient rêvées furent menées à bonne fin; la société laïque se dégagea de plus en plus des chaînes dont l'Eglise avait voulu le charger; l'Etat moderne se constitua en dehors et au-dessus des confessions religieuses«, Nys, Origines (n. 3) 42. 5 Nys, Origines (n. 3) 10-12, 401-405.6 Nys, Origines (n. 3) 164.

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