This book aims at introducing an aspect of the legal thought of Hans Kelsen, and more particularly its conception of International Law. The originality of this research results from the integration of two translations of under-studied texts of Kelsen concerning the International criminal justice during the creation of military tribunals post WWII.

The relationship between Spinoza's and Malebranche's philosophies has rarely been approached head-on in a speculative comparison which explores both the ontology and theory of knowledge and ethics and politics. This book offers new research on this subject.

Logic, mathematics and universal language brings together thirty-nine articles written by Louis Couturat (1868-1914) on the philosophy of logic, mathematics and language.

This book discusses traditional skeptical questions concerning external world, other minds, induction and the reality of the past, and some types of reductionism concerning moral properties, colors, mental states and universals.

Given the widespread use of biomedical techniques to shape gendered bodies (contraception, reproduction, desire, identity...), how can we talk about the organic from a critical perspective? This book contrasts the biologization of gender with its naturalization, two technical cultures of embodiment