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Intro -- Contents -- Conquest, Empire, and Peace: Vitoria, Charles V, Erasmus and the Foundations of the Law of Nations -- 1 Introduction -- 2 A New Utopian Space and the Transformation of ius gentium -- 3 Erasmus´s Influence on the First Imperial Programme of Charles V and the Failure of the Philosophia Christi -- 4 The Tower and the Forum, or on the Difficulties in Speaking Truth to the Emperor -- 5 Dulce Bellum Inexpertis: Erasmus on Vitoria´s Just War -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- ``The Affair of the Indies´´: International Law Before and After Vitoria -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Vitoria the Scholar -- 3 International Law Before Vitoria -- 4 Vitoria and International Law -- 5 Vitoria: Praise and Blame -- 6 Conclusion -- References -- The Three Revivals of Francisco de Vitoria in the History of International Law -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The First Revival of Francisco de Vitoria in the Age of Imperialism -- 3 The Second Revival of Francisco de Vitoria in the Interwar Period -- 4 The Third Revival of Francisco de Vitoria in the Age of Globalization -- 4.1 The International Constitutional Axis of the Third Vitorian Revival -- 4.2 The Post-Colonial Axis of the Third Vitorian Revival -- 4.3 The Historiographical Axis of the Third Vitorian Revival -- 5 Conclusions. Renewing the Vitorian Historiography in International Law -- References -- The Elements of Sovereignty in Francisco de Vitoria´s Political Thought -- 1 Preliminary Remarks -- 1.1 Imperial Humanism and Reason of State -- 2 The Sovereign State and its Origin: The Question of Dominium -- 2.1 Dominium, Public Authority and Internal Sovereignty -- 3 The `Communitas Perfecta´ and External Sovereignty -- 4 Constructing Sovereignty Beyond Europe -- 4.1 The Limits to Universalist Claims -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- Francisco de Vitoria on the Theology of Dominion and Secular Natural Rights.