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Book Synopsis: At the beginning of 1944, Valentin Tomberg (1900–1973), best-known at the time for his Christological works, moved to Cologne at the invitation of legal scholar Ernst von Hippel, and that same year was awarded the title of Doctor of Law for his dissertation, published by Angelico Press as The Art of the Good: On the Regeneration of Fallen Justice. Tomberg had come to regard the modern path away from a natural law founded upon religion and towards a legal positivism oriented towards power as a degeneration of the different levels of law, a “fall” he sought to reverse in the direction of regeneration.
In his second jurisprudential work, here published as Jus Humanitatis: The Right of Humankind as Foundation for International Law, Tomberg presents the history of international law more broadly in such a way that it can serve the peaceful coexistence of all nations on earth. Invoking Thomistic terms, he presents the step-by-step dismantling of the edifice of law as the eclipse of the lex divina and lex naturalis in the so-called “law of nations” or international law—to the point that the higher vocation of international law came to be understood as nothing more than a legitimizing of absolute power, which then led to the modern totalitarian state.
In this inspired text, Tomberg equips us to set about reversing this degradation and establishing the right or law of humankind as foundation for international law.
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Unlock the secrets of international law with Jus Humanitatis: The Right of Humankind as Foundation for International Law. Authored by acclaimed legal scholar Valentin Tomberg, this groundbreaking book offers a fresh perspective on the evolution of international law. Tomberg delves into the history of legal philosophy, exposing how the shift from religion-based principles to power-oriented positivism has jeopardized justice. Now, it's time to reverse the downfall and establish a new foundation for international law.
Embrace Tomberg's unique approach to jurisprudence and gain a deeper understanding of the regenerative potential of international law. With Jus Humanitatis, you'll discover the flaws of the existing legal framework and learn how to promote peaceful coexistence among nations worldwide. Tomberg expertly dismantles the so-called "law of nations," revealing its role in legitimizing absolute power and enabling the rise of totalitarian states. It's time to reclaim the true purpose of international law.
Be inspired by Tomberg's compelling insights and join the movement to establish the right of humankind as the solid foundation for international law. This visionary text equips you with the necessary knowledge to challenge the status quo and champion a legal system that upholds justice and promotes cooperation among nations. Take the first step towards building a brighter future for international relations by delving into Jus Humanitatis today.
Get your copy of Jus Humanitatis: The Right of Humankind as Foundation for International Law and embark on a transformative journey towards reshaping the world of international law. Don't miss this opportunity to redefine the principles that govern nations and promote true justice on a global scale.
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