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  Conferences 2005
The Rule of Law:
Basis for Political Stabiltiy
European Identity and the
Free Movement of Persons
Neuwaldegg
Summer Seminar
Psychology for the
21st Century
Recent Trends in Western
European Political Theory
Four Great Philosophers
of Law
Fundamentals of
Philosophy of Law

Conferences 2004
The Rule of Law
and Free Society
Human Dignity and the
Failure of Communism
New Perspectives
on Free Society
Neuwaldegg
Summer Seminar
Four Great Philosophers of Law
May 8-11, 2005
Castle Neuwaldegg, Vienna, Austria

Following his trip to Slovakia as visiting professor at the Catholic University of Ruzomberok, Dr. Russell Hittinger returned to the Neuwaldegg Institute to lead a conference entitled "Four Great Philosophers of Law". Participants were drawn from graduate departments of law, philosophy and political science from most Central and Eastern European countries. There were 60 participants in all.

On this occasion Professor Hittinger examined four great but diverse legal minds: Aquinas, Locke, Hobbes, and Kant. The work of these philosophers has done much to frame the contemporary legal and political discussion of natural law and natural rights. Using a format of intense classroom study coupled with seminar discussions, Professor Hittinger contrasted these thinkers and developed a synthetic assessment of their relevance to contemporary scholarly debate

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