Alberico Gentili

Italian-English jurist, early international law

Alberico Gentili - Thinkers & Philosophers born January 14th, 1552
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A jurist and legal scholar whose work laid foundations for international law. Focused on the legal aspects of war and peace, and contributed significantly to the discourse on sovereignty and the law of nations. Published notable writings that explored the application of Roman law to modern contexts, particularly in relation to treaties and the conduct of states. His major work, 'De Jure Belli,' provided a systematic treatment of the laws of war and was influential in shaping future legal frameworks.

Published 'De Jure Belli' in 1598

Advanced the study of international law

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