part Part I Spinoza's Theory of Law
chapter 1 Huntington Cairns (1948), 'Spinoza's Theory of Law', Columbia Law Review, 48, pp. 1032-48
chapter 2 Hans Gribnau (1992), 'The Power of Law. Spinoza's Contribution to Legal Theory', Nederlands Juristenblad, 67, pp. 1443-51. Translated for this volume
chapter 3 Roberto Ciccarelli (2003), 'Spinoza's Critique of Law', in Potenza e beatitudine: Il diritto nel pensiero di Baruch Spinoza, pp. 89-98. Translated for this volume
chapter 4 Benoit Frydman (2003), 'Divorcing Power and Reason: Spinoza and the Founding of Modern Law', Cardozo Law Review, 25, pp. 607-25
part Part II Natural Law
chapter 5 Errol E. Harris (1984), 'Spinoza's Treatment of Natural Law', in C. De Deugd (edition), Spinoza's Political and Theological Thought, Amsterdam: North-Holland Publishing Company, pp. 63-72
chapter 6 Edwin Curley (1991), 'The State of Nature and Its Law in Hobbes and Spinoza', Philosophical Topics, 19, pp. 97-117
chapter 7 Aaron Garrett (2003), 'Spinoza as Natural Lawyer', Cardozo Law Review, 25, pp. 627-41
chapter 8 Matthew J. Kisner (2011), 'The Natural Law', in Spinoza on Human Freedom, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 112-34
part Part III The Nature of Laws
chapter 9 Gérard Courtois (1980), 'Laws in Spinoza and Saint Thomas Aquinas', Archives de philosophie du droit, 25, pp. 159-89. Translated for this volume
chapter 10 Otto Pfersmann (2003), 'Law's Normativity in Spinoza's Naturalism', Cardozo Law Review, 25, pp. 643-56
chapter 11 Donald Rutherford (2010), 'Spinoza's Conception of Law: Metaphysics and Ethics', in Yitzhak Y. Melamed and Michael A. Rosenthai (eds), Spinoza's Theological Political Treatise: A Critical Guide, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 143-67
chapter 12 André Santos Campos (2012), 'Laws of Nature', in Spinoza 's Revolutions in Natural Law, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 53-88
chapter 13 Diogo Pires Aurélio (2014), 'Spinoza, Kelsen and the Nature of the Legal Norm', in O mais natural dos regimes: Espinosa e a democracia, Lisbon: Temas and Debates, pp. 280-310. Translated for this volume
part Part IV Civil Law and International Law
chapter 14 Gail Belaief(1971), 'The Concept of Civil Law in Spinoza', in Spinoza's Philosophy of Law, The Hague: Mouton, pp. 13-33
chapter 15 Manfred Walther (2003), 'Natural Law, Civil Law, and International Law in Spinoza', Cardozo Law Review, 25, pp. 657-65
chapter 16 H. Lauterpacht (1927), 'Spinoza and International Law', British Year Book of International Law, 8, pp. 89-107
chapter 17 G.A. van der Wal (1985), 'Spinoza and the Idea of Reason of State', Studia Spinozana, 1, pp. 275-304
part Part V Individual Rights
chapter 18 Paolo Cristofolini (2009), 'Esse sui juris and Political Science', in La scienza intuitiva di Spinoza, Pisa: Edizioni ETS, pp. 57-72. Translated for this volume
chapter 19 David West (1993), 'Spinoza on Positive Freedom', Political Studies, 41, pp. 284-96
chapter 20 Theo Verbeek (2007), 'Spinoza on Natural Rights', Intellectual History Review, 17, pp.257-75
chapter 21 Justin D. Steinberg (2008), 'Spinoza on Being sui iuris and the Republican Conception of Liberty', History of European Ideas, 34, pp. 239-49.