BLUNTSCHLI (Johann Caspar) – GENERAL THEORY OF THE STATE, translated from the German and preceded by a Preface by M. Armand de Riedmatten, 2nd ed., coll. Contemporary Publicists and Economists
BLUNTSCHLI (Johann Caspar) – GENERAL THEORY OF THE STATE, translated from the German and preceded by a Preface by M. Armand de Riedmatten, 2nd ed., coll. Contemporary Publicists and Economists
    BLUNTSCHLI (Johann Caspar)
    GENERAL THEORY OF THE STATE, translated from the German and preceded by a Preface by Mr. Armand de Riedmatten, 2nd ed., coll. Contemporary Publicists and Economists
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1881
    in-8, br., uncut, (cover faded, rare foxing and ink underlining in the interior), interior fresh, [this book comes from the personal library of Léon DUGUIT], XXVIII-492 p.
    Although a disciple of Savigny, Bluntschli's general theory clearly rests on the submission of the State to the law, which is reminiscent of the theory of self-limitation. One can also already sense in this text the scope of the reflection that the author would later develop (this work was written in 1850) in public international law. Furthermore, it is known that the author was the staunchest supporter of the theory of the State as a legal person. A rare distinction.

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Mots-clés : Constitutional Law, History of Ideas

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