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Historian of Early Modern European Legal & Political Thought, Renaissance, Italian Wars, Humanist Jurisprudence, Jus Gentium, Legal History, & History of Human Rights Jus Gentium in Humanist Jurisprudence: On Justice and Right (DOI: 10.1163/97890045237
Susan Longfield Karr
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📩 Send a 300-word abstract and short CV to [email protected] by June 15, 2026.
Topics might include: ancient tyranny theory & Renaissance reinterpretation; apologist & reason-of-state traditions; tyranny in Islamicate & Ottoman traditions; colonial encounter; visual & juridical dimensions; gender & sovereignty. All disciplines & career stages welcome.
Tyranny was never simply order's antithesis — it was among its most persistent features, sometimes the force that order strained against, sometimes the force that held it together, and not always distinguishable from either.