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Contents 5 Acknowledgments 7 Notes on Contributors 8 Part 1 Historical Foundations 25 Chapter 1 Spanish Theories of Empire: A Catholic and Polycentric Monarchy 27 Chapter 2 Before Vitoria: Expansion into Heathen, Empty, or Disputed Lands in Late-Mediaeval Salamanca Writings and Early 16th-Century Juridical Treatises 63 Chapter 3 The “School of Salamanca” and the American Project 88 Part 2 Towards New Normative Orders 113 Chapter 4 Colonial Law: Early Modern Normativity in Spanish America 115 Chapter 5 Natural Law and Natural Right in the Spanish Scholasticism 138 Chapter 6 Dominion Rights: Their Development and Meaning in the History of Human Rights 159 Chapter 7 Princes and Prices: Regulating the Grain Market in Scholastic Economic Thought 182 Part 3 Ethics and Politics of the Conquest and Colonization 207 Chapter 8 Conquista and the Just War 209 Chapter 9 The Debate of Valladolid (1550–1551): Background, Discussions, and Results of the Debate between Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda and Bartoloméde las Casas 232 Chapter 10 Caramuel on the Right of Discovery 262 Chapter 11 Spanish Colonialism as Perpetual Dominion in the Writings of Juan Solórzano Pereira 283 Chapter 12 The Debate over the
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