Property, Piracy and Punishment

pp.：  3 – 3

Copyright

pp.：  4 – 4

Contents

pp.：  5 – 6

Introduction

pp.：  7 – 21

Hugo Grotius’s Political and Scholarly Activities in the Light of his Correspondence

pp.：  22 – 36

Grotius, Maritime Intra-Asian Trade and the Portuguese Estado da Índia: Problems, Perspectives and Insights from De iure praedae

pp.：  37 – 66

Problems of Legal Systematization from De iure praedae to De iure belli ac pacis. De iure praedae Chapter II and the Prolegomena of De iure belli ac pacis Compared

pp.：  67 – 84

Law, War and Method in the Commentary on the Law of Prize by Hugo Grotius

pp.：  85 – 109

Grotius and Stobaeus

pp.：  110 – 132

The Patristic Context in Early Grotius

pp.：  133 – 152

Secularization in De Iure Praedae: From Bibe Criticism to International Law

pp.：  153 – 197

War, Piracy and Religion: Godfried Udemans’ Spiritual Helm (1638)

pp.：  198 – 220

Using the Work. Remarks on the Text of De iure praedae

pp.：  221 – 251

Preparing Mare liberum for the Press: Hugo Grotius’ Rewriting of Chapter 12 of De iure praedae in November-December 1608

pp.：  252 – 286

‘Sequuntur Dogmatica De Iure Praedae’ Law and Theology in Grotius’s Use of Sources in De Iure Praedae

pp.：  287 – 315

The VOC, Corporate Sovereignty and the Republican Sub-Text of De iure praedae

pp.：  316 – 346

Natural Rights and Roman Law in Hugo Grotius’s Theses LVI, De iure praedae and Defensio capitis quinti maris liberi

pp.：  347 – 371

Tuck’s Grotius: De iure praedae in Context

pp.：  372 – 384

Beyond the Law. The Image of Piracy in the Legal Writings of Hugo Grotius

pp.：  385 – 401

Grotius and the Origin of the Ruler’s Right to Punish

pp.：  402 – 422

Index

pp.：  423 – 427