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Legitimation by Consent: The Question of the Medieval Roots

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Medieval Philosophy and Theology Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought Reformed Theology and Governance

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Les origines de la doctrine de la legitimation politique par le consensus: la vie politique et ecclesiastique medievale (liee a une tradition de droit naturel), les notions chretiennes d'autonomie morale, d'individualisme et de volontarisme.

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