Teaching the Law of Nations in King Leopold’s Foreign Office: Léon Arendt’s Droit des gens-course (1903)

This contribution discusses Léon Arendt's handwritten course "Le droit des gens" (175 pages), kept at the Belgian State Archives. A first section discusses the context (the Belgian diplomatic elite and its legal training). Next, the second section treats the introduction to the course and his treatment of neutrality.

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Legal history International law

Histoire du droit Droit international public

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Droit Histoire

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hal-04597413 , version 1 (02-06-2024)

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Frederik Dhondt, Raphaël Cahen, Sara Kimble, Pierre Allorant, Walter Badier, et al.. Teaching the Law of Nations in King Leopold’s Foreign Office: Léon Arendt’s Droit des gens-course (1903). Relations internationales et droit(s). Acteurs, institutions et législations comparées - Law(s) and International Relations. Actors, institutions and comparative legislations, Pedone, pp.169-199, 2024, 9782233010674. ⟨hal-04597413⟩

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