A normative theory of international law based on new natural law theory

We can self-evidently know that the human goods and the requirements of practical reason are universally applicable across cultures because they must be postulated as

more directly into corporate law, and to start a new revolution that reex- amines many of the basic principles of the earlier law and economics upheaval. Part II of this Essay

Considering how the concept of natural law is understood in the book of Isaiah, and how the concept is seen to pursue the basic kernel of human dignity, and seeing the relationship

Blackstone’s response to the first. Both led Blackstone to view the natural law as an order immanent in human law, an order especially prominent within the common law. Seen in

Natural Law Theory and the Declaration on Religious Freedom of Natural Law Theory and the Declaration on Religious Freedom of the Second Vatican Council.. the Second

Application of International Human Rights Law in Relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (2007); and Yogyakarta Principles Plus 10 Additional Principles and

Natural law is a tradition that sees basic moral principles (called natural laws) as objective, based on nature instead of convention, and knowable to all through natural

1, 23 (2003); Wong, supra note 5, at 780 (“‘Incentive theory’ and a wholly economic analysis of copyright law do not fully explain all the principles that form part and parcel