Early International Law (Grotius)

The formulation of principles for relations between sovereign states, particularly regarding the laws of war and peace ('De jure belli ac pacis'), based on natural law.

Core metadata

ID: international_law_early_grotius
Era: Renaissance
First known date: 1517 (unknown)
Region: Afro-Eurasia and other historical societies
Review status: source_checked
Maturity: N/A

Prerequisites

Dependents

None.

Fields

None.

Node sources

The Ur-Nammu Law Code (The Schoyen Collection, 2011, museum) • Supports: edge, node

Prerequisite edge evidence

Edge/source evidence summary:

Prerequisite edges: 5
Average edge confidence: 55%
Prerequisite sources: 1
weak_inference: 5

Prerequisite	Type	Confidence	Evidence level	Note	Sources
Sovereignty Theory (Bodin) (sovereignty_theory_bodin)	common_dependency	55%	weak_inference	Sovereignty Theory (Bodin) is contextual infrastructure or shared knowledge, not a strict hard prerequisite.	No sources recorded.
Ancient Written Law Codes (codified_law)	common_dependency	55%	weak_inference	Codified Law is contextual infrastructure or shared knowledge, not a strict hard prerequisite.	The Ur-Nammu Law Code (The Schoyen Collection, 2011, museum) • Supports: edge
Humanism (humanism)	common_dependency	55%	weak_inference	Humanism is contextual infrastructure or shared knowledge, not a strict hard prerequisite.	No sources recorded.
Global Exploration (exploration_global)	common_dependency	55%	weak_inference	Global Exploration is contextual infrastructure or shared knowledge, not a strict hard prerequisite.	No sources recorded.
Mercantilism Economic Theory (mercantilism_economic_theory)	common_dependency	55%	weak_inference	Mercantilism Economic Theory is contextual infrastructure or shared knowledge, not a strict hard prerequisite.	No sources recorded.

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