Introduction

Guttorm Fløistad

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La justice à la lumière des lois

Bertrand Saint-Sernin

19-26

Justice and moderation in the state

Aristotle and beyond

Eleni Leontsini

27-42

Jean Bodin

the modern state comes into being

Thomas Krogh

43-60

Samuel Pufendorf

natural law, moral entities and the civil foundation of morality

Thor I. Rørvik

61-73

Hugo Grotius

individual rights as the core of natural law

Andreas H. Aure

75-94

Baruch Spinoza

democracy and freedom of speech

Paola De Cuzzani

95-118

Ibn Khaldun

law and justice in the science of civilisation

Lars Gule

119-138

Inscrutable divinity or social welfare?

the basis of Islamic law

Knut S. Vikør

139-155

John Locke

libertarian anarchism

Helga Varden

157-176

Accounts of justice in the Scottish enlightenment

Athanasia Glycofrydi-Leontsini

177-189

Rousseau

equality and freedom in the community

Ellen Krefting

191-211

Immanuel Kant

justice as freedom

Helga Varden

213-237

Hegel and the foundation of right

Terje Sparby

239-256

Mary Wollstonecraft

the call for a revolution of female manners

Kjersti Fjørtoft

257-273

Karl Marx

a utopian socialist?

Jørgen Pedersen

275-292

Humanity in times of crisis

Odin Lysaker

293-310

John Rawls' theory of justice as fairness

Andreas Follesdal

311-328

Love and justice in Ricœur

Peter Kemp

329-335

Justice sociale, justice globale

Dominique Terré

337-357

Seeing injustice

Gülriz Uygur

359-367

Justices

entre les impossibilités et la sagesse tragique

369-383