2021
DOI: 10.1177/17550882211036635
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In the eyes of all mankind: Interests and independence in Vattelian statehood

Abstract: Emer de Vattel’s argument that states should be understood as free and independent bodies operating as moral persons in the international sphere is credited with launching a doctrine of sovereignty that hardened national borders against external interference or obligation. It also helped launch one of the world’s first modern states through its influence on the American founding. Vattel’s theory rests upon the critical role of judgment, specifically, the judgment of interests. That doctrine requires that state… Show more

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