E. J. Corredera, F. Iurlaro, Lara Muschel, M. Somos
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Abstract
This article provides new information on the publication history of the first edition of the text that, according to many scholars, laid the ground for the growth of international law: Hugo Grotius’s De iure belli ac pacis. Drawing on the preliminary findings of the Grotius Census Project at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft), the following pages shed light on the first three states of the typescript, the sources that Grotius had access to in France while drafting the book, and the early circulation of the 1625 edition, published by Nicolas Buon in Paris. The goal of this publication is to disseminate updated information on the printing history of this key text in the history of legal and political thought, and to invite readers to come forward with more information about the location of the remaining copies of the text, in order to advance our understanding of the rise of international law around the world.
本文提供了关于第一版文本出版历史的新信息,根据许多学者的说法,第一版文本为国际法的发展奠定了基础:雨果·格劳秀斯(Hugo Grotius)的De iure belli ac pacis。根据由德国研究基金会(Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft)资助的马克斯普朗克比较公法和国际法研究所格劳修斯普查项目的初步调查结果,以下几页阐明了原稿的前三种状态,格劳修斯在法国起草本书时获得的来源,以及1625年版本的早期流通,由尼古拉斯布恩在巴黎出版。本出版物的目的是传播关于这一法律和政治思想史上关键文本的印刷历史的最新信息,并邀请读者提供更多关于文本剩余副本位置的信息,以促进我们对国际法在世界各地兴起的理解。
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