Chapter 20: Faith
Luca Bonadiman
Category:
Handbook Chapter
Published:
22 Feb 2019
Page Range:
294–314
Collection:
Law 2019
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781783474684.00025
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The present work understands both international law and faith in the context of Western history and philosophy. Faith is usually associated with religion. Although international law does have its roots in religious themes, the chapter attempts to unfold the concept according to three broader and more abstract meanings. It briefly outlines three potentially intertwined ways of imagining faith and how they impact international law. The chapter seeks to better investigate and expose the relation between faith and international law in times of perceived crisis for the discipline.

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Cover Concepts for International Law
Concepts for International Law
Edited by
Jean d’Aspremont
and
Sahib Singh
Handbook
Published:
22 Feb 2019
Print ISBN:
9781783474677
eISBN:
9781783474684
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4337/9781783474684
Pages:
960
Collection:
Law 2019
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