Gustaaf van Nifterik
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6300635 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Gustaaf van Nifterik |
| NOMBRES | Gustaaf |
| APELLIDO | van Nifterik |
| FIRMA | VAN NIFTERIK G |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-5049-3555 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Versions of War Slavery
This article discusses two approaches to war slavery, one by Hugo Grotius based on jus gentium with a moral appeal to treat one’s war slaves well, the other by Thomas Hobbes for whom jus gentium plays no role and who focuses on the difference between chained and unchained slaves. Next, we look at the works of Pufendorf, Huber, and Noodt. There we find elements of both Grotius and Hobbes, in various combinations and with different outcomes. We see…
Coke’s Prohibitions del Roy in a European perspective
Edward Coke’s Prohibitions del Roy (1608) at first sight seems a typically English discourse: a common law judge arguing for the independence of the common law courts from his king and from the conciliar courts and civil law jurists. A closer look from a European position reveals another picture, however. Compared with discussions by his (near) contemporaries Fernando Vázquez de Menchaca, Jean Bodin, and Hugo de Groot, it turns out that Coke’s pl…
Arguments related to slavery in seventeenth century Dutch legal theory
The Dutch participated fully in the Transatlantic Slave Trade. The Dutch colonies, it was said, could not do without enslaved workers. But in the Dutch Provinces people were free; the Dutch were freedom loving Christian people. This articles sketches the legal arguments used by the seventeenth century Dutch jurists regarding slavery, and some slavery related topics as freedom and property. It appears that the pro-slavery arguments were so strong …
Property beyond princely authority
In this paper I argue for a rule-of-law-reading of Ulrik Huber’s fundamental law on freedom of property. My aim is to show that there is enough contemporary intellectual and legal context for such a reading. I do so by arguing along three lines: the medieval tradition that rooted the origin of private property in natural law, protection of property in the constitution of Holland in the seventeenth century, and property rights protected by fundame…
F. Lomonaco, New studies on the Lex Regia
On the idea of democracy in the Dutch Constitution Committees of 1814 and 1815
The members of the Dutch Constitution Committees 1814 and 1815 used the word ‘democracy’ in different contexts with different, although related meanings. They definitely did not want the common people to rule the country (democracy as mob rule). They did however want some participation of non-nobles in the national government (democracy as the democratic element in the Constitution) alongside the aristocratic and monarchic elements. The balance b…
The savage republic
Marion Wiese, Leibeigene Bauern und Römisches Recht im 17. Jahrhundert, Ein Gutachten des David Mevius
Strafe für fremde Schuld?, Die Systematisierung des Strafbegriffs in der Spanischen Spätscholastik und Naturrechtslehre
74 COMPTES RENDUS juridiques est encore réelle, d’où un conflit de normes et l’exigence d’une redéf inition de la place de la loi. Des contestations fréquentes s’élèvent, la supériorité de la loi est discutée, la loi ne peut porter atteinte aux particularismes provinciaux. Elle peut être aussi ignorée dans son existence (édit des mères) ou dans sa valeur propre (par rapport à l’ordre coutumier). L’ineffectivité de la loi peut enf in apparaître à …
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Strafe für fremde Schuld?, Die Systematisierung des Strafbegriffs in der Spanischen Spätscholastik und Naturrechtslehre
74 COMPTES RENDUS juridiques est encore réelle, d’où un conflit de normes et l’exigence d’une redéf inition de la place de la loi. Des contestations fréquentes s’élèvent, la supériorité de la loi est discutée, la loi ne peut porter atteinte aux particularismes provinciaux. Elle peut être aussi ignorée dans son existence (édit des mères) ou dans sa valeur propre (par rapport à l’ordre coutumier). L’ineffectivité de la loi peut enf in apparaître à …
Marion Wiese, Leibeigene Bauern und Römisches Recht im 17. Jahrhundert, Ein Gutachten des David Mevius
The savage republic
On the idea of democracy in the Dutch Constitution Committees of 1814 and 1815
The members of the Dutch Constitution Committees 1814 and 1815 used the word ‘democracy’ in different contexts with different, although related meanings. They definitely did not want the common people to rule the country (democracy as mob rule). They did however want some participation of non-nobles in the national government (democracy as the democratic element in the Constitution) alongside the aristocratic and monarchic elements. The balance b…
F. Lomonaco, New studies on the Lex Regia
Property beyond princely authority
In this paper I argue for a rule-of-law-reading of Ulrik Huber’s fundamental law on freedom of property. My aim is to show that there is enough contemporary intellectual and legal context for such a reading. I do so by arguing along three lines: the medieval tradition that rooted the origin of private property in natural law, protection of property in the constitution of Holland in the seventeenth century, and property rights protected by fundame…
Arguments related to slavery in seventeenth century Dutch legal theory
The Dutch participated fully in the Transatlantic Slave Trade. The Dutch colonies, it was said, could not do without enslaved workers. But in the Dutch Provinces people were free; the Dutch were freedom loving Christian people. This articles sketches the legal arguments used by the seventeenth century Dutch jurists regarding slavery, and some slavery related topics as freedom and property. It appears that the pro-slavery arguments were so strong …
Coke’s Prohibitions del Roy in a European perspective
Edward Coke’s Prohibitions del Roy (1608) at first sight seems a typically English discourse: a common law judge arguing for the independence of the common law courts from his king and from the conciliar courts and civil law jurists. A closer look from a European position reveals another picture, however. Compared with discussions by his (near) contemporaries Fernando Vázquez de Menchaca, Jean Bodin, and Hugo de Groot, it turns out that Coke’s pl…
Versions of War Slavery
This article discusses two approaches to war slavery, one by Hugo Grotius based on jus gentium with a moral appeal to treat one’s war slaves well, the other by Thomas Hobbes for whom jus gentium plays no role and who focuses on the difference between chained and unchained slaves. Next, we look at the works of Pufendorf, Huber, and Noodt. There we find elements of both Grotius and Hobbes, in various combinations and with different outcomes. We see…
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