A Sociological Research on the Nomos of the Earth and International Law From the Perspective of Legal Philosophy

Chang ZHENG

Abstract


Land is deemed as the mother of law. Land possession is a legal act.The origin and development of international law is in accordance with land occupation. From the perspective of international law, a borderline is a division. The word “ nomos” is related to order and space. It has become the most convenient word which reflects the political and social order of a nation. The varied meanings of nomos is adaptive to the changes of new historical contexts, but its essence remains the same, that is, land occupation.


Keywords


Land occupation; Nomos; International law

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/12964

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