Institutiones Iuris Naturae Et Gentium

Wolff's magnum opus explores the foundations of natural law and the laws of nations. Drawing on the works of Locke, Grotius, and other thinkers, he develops a comprehensive theory of justice and human rights that is still influential today. This is a must-read for anyone interested in legal philosophy and political theory.
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