Heinz Mohnhaupt & Jean-François Kervégan (eds.) Wechselseitige Beeinflußungen und Rezeptionen von Recht und Philosophie in Frankreich und Deutschland, 140, 2003 Klostermann Frankfurt/main
The modern conceptualizations of property are born in the elaborations of the legal thought in the first part of the 19th Century. Yet, as far as France is concerned, the first commentators are taken to have beenfor politically servile and scientifically sterile; put together into the so-called Ecole de (...)

Journal du Juriste, 2003
Kluwer
The right to protest in danger.

Journal du Juriste, 2003
Kluwer
Criticism of the election of the Lebanese representative at the presidency of the UN Human Rights Commission.

Cardozo Law Review, vol. 25, 2003
This paper explains how Spinoza contributed to turning our conception of the law and the methods of its interpretation upside down. His contribution has been essential and twofold: (1) Spinoza was partly responsible for the destruction of the “legal model of thought” (ratio more juridico), which prevailed until the 16th century (and sometimes later) not only in legal matters but in most areas of scientific knowledge; (2) Spinoza also played a major role in (...)