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LAW1453 Comparative European Legal Systems Lecture 4.1 Law and the Enlightenment Lecture 4.1 1. Enlightenment as continuation of renaissance 2. A scientific state? 3. Montesquieu and Rousseau 4. How much power to the People? 5. Prelude to Revolution Enlightenment as continuation of renaissance Classical learning permeating the law, science, arts C17 Perfection of monarchical absolutism in France v assertion of...
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LAW1453 Comparative European Legal Systems Lecture 4.1 Law and the Enlightenment Lecture 4.1 1. Enlightenment as continuation of renaissance 2. A scientific state? 3. Montesquieu and Rousseau 4. How much power to the People? 5. Prelude to Revolution Enlightenment as continuation of renaissance Classical learning permeating the law, science, arts C17 Perfection of monarchical absolutism in France v assertion of dominance of Parliament in England C17 attempts to apply new thought to politics: Hobbes, Locke, (Descartes) C18 attempts to apply new thought to politics: Rousseau, Montesquieu, Revolution Treaty of Westphalia National sovereignty Treaty of Westphalia (1648) 30 year war: alignment of France with Protestant Holland and Sweden in war over German states' submission to (Catholic) Empire v protestant independence; raison d'etat overriding religious affiliation (Cardinal Richelieu Louis XIII) Treaty: Cardinal Mazarin Louis XIV The Nation-State Treaty of Westphalia - Principle of national sovereignty: sovereignty of political ruler over territory and population Religion second to national sovereignty: "cuius regio; eius religio" Protection of religious minorities: influence of Dutch school of natural law Political Thought in C17 Natural Law: idea of rights ; English Liberalism; John Locke (1632-1704) Treatise on Government Natural law secularized: new conception of place of individuals in natural world and society Influence of intellectual revolution of rationalism : Rene Descartes (1596-1650) "Discourse concerning the Method for Conducting One's reason Well and for Seeking the Truth in the Sciences" (1637) The Revolution in thought Transformation of mentalities: interaction between two reactions against abolutism from two traditions, cultures, modes of state formation From English popular sovereignty (Locke <a href="/keyword/english-revolution/" >english revolution</a> ) to French democratic sovereignty, German Rechtsstaat, Italian unification The Revolution in Thought Merryman "The Revolution" p236: 1776: American Revolution, 1789: French Revolution, 1820s: independence of Latin American states, revolutions of 1848, Risorgimento in Italy, liberation of Greece from Ottoman Empire etc Results of a revolution in thought Some ancient antecedents eg Athenian democracy but maybe more naissance than renaissance America Constitution of 1787 separates legislature and executive but not as strong on independent judiciary Grafting written constitution on common law Strong emphasis on rights From status to contract A secular state with freedom of religion Secular Natural Law All men created equal with "natural rights": life, liberty, property Govt's role to protect these But what form of govt? Separation of powers: Montesquieu, England and America: Legislative, Executive and Judicial Checks and balances The Revolution in Thought Hobbes: political sovereignty derived from original compact ; people surrender natural freedom in exchange for protection: suits absolute monarchy Locke: contract does not nullify peoples' natural rights; justified to overthrow tyrannical ruler (<a href="/keyword/english-revolution/" >english revolution</a> ) Rousseau: Social contract only justified if it is to deliver democratic sovereignty The Revolution in Thought Method: tabula rasa ; to reach truth erase preconceptions Intellectually radical program, not necessarily social With Enlightenment becomes program of social reform Rousseau (1712-1778) and contract theory: builds on Hobbes, Locke, Montesquieu A Model for the State Embodying a nation Secular, rational, liberal Constitutional/separation of powers Rule of law Equality and other rights Democracy (at least for men of property) Montesquieu L'Esprit des Lois 1748 Law natural and there are natural laws including society Critique of Hobbes Laws separate from justice Humans subject to error in laws Laws not underpinned by universal abstract laws but by unifying cultural values Montesquieu Right of Nations, Political Right, Civil Right Different values expressed by different types of government Typology of government: English government best for protection of freedom Freedom and balance of power Institutions between crown and people Rousseau "Man is born free but is everywhere in chains" Swiss wanderer ...
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