In this Introductory Note Grotius’ views on Good Faith, Humanity, and Justice as exposed in De fide et perfidia (1602) are addressed with reference to the theories he developed in De jure praedae (1605) and later elaborated in De jure belli ac pacis (1625).
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See D. Nörr, Die Fides im Römischen Völkerrecht (Heidelberg: Müller, 1991).
Cf. De Wilde, ‘Fides publica’, pp. 465, 468, 471. I could not agree more with De Wilde’s appraisal of this element of Grotius’s doctrine.
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In this Introductory Note Grotius’ views on Good Faith, Humanity, and Justice as exposed in De fide et perfidia (1602) are addressed with reference to the theories he developed in De jure praedae (1605) and later elaborated in De jure belli ac pacis (1625).
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