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BOOK REVIEW: Stefano CATTELAN, 'David Wilson, Suppressing Piracy in the Early Eighteenth Century. Pirates, Merchants and British Imperial Authority in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans’ (Forum navale 81 (2023), 177-179)

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  (image source:  Sjöhistoriska Samfundet  ) Dr.  Stefano Cattelan  published a book review on ' David Wilson, Suppressing Piracy in the Early Eighteenth Century. Pirates, Merchants and British Imperial Authority in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans’ in  Forum Navale, the journal of  The Swedish Society for Maritime History,   81 (2024), 177-179. The book review can be consulted open access on the journal's website .

WORKSHOP PRESENTATION: João Tiago FREITAS MENDES in Law, Anarchism and Destituent Power: The State’s Monopoly of Violence (London: Senate House, 4 JUNE)

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(Source:  eventbrite.co.uk ) On 4 June 2024,  drs. João Tiago Freitas Mendes (FCT/VUB) will present his work on " non-commercial sociability " at the Workshop:   Law, Anarchism and Destituent Power: The State’s Monopoly of Violence, in the Senate House Building in London. Abstract of the presentation: "Past works referred to legal sociability are of various kinds. Some are normativist and end up reinforcing legal power. They suggest that “humanity” and “democracy” should strive to comply with norms, as opposed to lazy animals that we don't know. Luhmann, Mollers or Forst would also be suitable examples. Sociological visions offer a theory of elitist (so-called “social”) choices and the corporate behavior of egoists. The most famous is still Bourdieu's. These are the two usual types. There are others that are just well-meaning appeals. It is against these that the more sophisticated approaches mentioned above have emerged. They usually boil down to saying that law

CHAPTER: Raphaël CAHEN, "Les juristes internationalistes, les affaires étrangères et l’opinion publique (1789-1830)", in: Maximilien NOVAK & Ryan BROWN (eds.),Le Pouvoir en procès. Opinion publique et légitimité politique des Lumières au Premier Empire [Rencontres: nr° 619] (Classiques Garnier, 2024), pp. 79-97 , ISBN 978-2-406-16550-7

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(Source:  classiques garnier.com ) dr. Raphaël Cahen  contributed a chapter on "Les juristes internationalistes, les affaires étrangères et l’opinion publique (1789-1830)" in Le Pouvoir en procès. Opinion publique et légitimité politique des Lumières au Premier Empire , edited by Maximilien NOVAK and Ryan BROWN. Summary:  "Cet article étudie le rapport entre l’opinion publique et les jurisconsultes employés dans les ministères des affaires étrangères dans une perspective comparée. Il analyse le cas particulier de la France dans les années 1789-1830 et la manière dont les jurisconsultes du ministère des Affaires étrangères (Pfeffel, Rosenstiel, Rayneval, Guerard, Hauterive, Haller) ont été des acteurs, juges et censeurs de l’opinion publique." More information:  classiques garnier.