Issue 2025-02

SOCIETAS ET IURISPRUDENTIA • Issue 2025-02

The second issue of the thirteenth volume of the journal SOCIETAS ET IURISPRUDENTIA offers a total of two separate scientific studies. The very first study offers readers a comprehensive legal analysis of the issue of ius in bello according to Francisco de Vitoria, a Spanish Dominican friar and the dean of the School of Salamanca, author of a comprehensive theory of just war. The second and final study examines three theoretical approaches to international law towards a balanced international legal order, while showing and analysing how Realism’s focus on survival dismisses law’s normative pull, how Statism prizes procedural legitimacy at the expense of substantive justice, and how Kantian Idealism risks licensing coercive interventions in the name of moral progress.

Full version of Issue SOCIETAS ET IURISPRUDENTIA 2025-02
pp. 1-93 • PDF • 1525 kB

• Front Cover and Colophon
  Slovak/English • PDF • 840 kB
• Editorial Board
  Slovak • PDF • 315 kB
• Editorial Board
  English • PDF • 310 kB
• Contents
  pp. 9-9 • Slovak • PDF • 335 kB
• Contents
  pp. 10-10 • English • PDF • 332 kB
• Jana Koprlová
  Editorial for Summer Edition SOCIETAS ET IURISPRUDENTIA 2025
  pp. 11-14 • Slovak • PDF • 447 kB
• Jana Koprlová
  Editorial for Summer Edition SOCIETAS ET IURISPRUDENTIA 2025
  pp. 15-18 • English • PDF • 439 kB

Studies

• Peter Vyšný
  Francisco de Vitoria’s ius in bello
  pp. 19-46 • Slovak • PDF • 795 kB
• Nejat Dogan
  Critiquing Theoretical Approaches to International Law: Toward a Balanced International Legal Order
  pp. 47-73 • English • PDF • 766 kB

• Information for Authors
  pp. 74-78 • Slovak • PDF • 428 kB
• Information for Authors
  pp. 79-83 • English • PDF • 427 kB
• Code of Ethics
  pp. 84-88 • Slovak • PDF • 417 kB
• Code of Ethics
  pp. 89-93 • English • PDF • 408 kB
• Back Cover
  Slovak/English • PDF • 633 kB