2, Galileo Galilei presents the argument that the world moves, spins, rotates, etc. Reasons: "First, I shall try to show that all experiments practicable upon the earth are inszyfficient measures for proving its mobility, since they are indiferently adaptable to an earth in motion or at rest" (Galilei
2, the author presents the argument that Jean Jacques Rousseau was the most influential of modern intellectuals. Reasons "He popularized and to some extent invented the cult of nature, the taste for the open air, the quest for freshness, spontaneity, the invigorating and the natural" (Rousseau 3)
The internal legitimacy however is the sole support for external legitimacy and sovereignty. Therefore when the sovereign and the state are not able to assist and insure security to its citizens, he is no longer a legitimate force and sovereignty at the international level is no longer applicable (Nye, 2005)
In this sense, the rules of war were legislated in 1899 in The Hague, and subsequent conferences on the rights of civilians, war prisoners, and non-combatants were held precisely to establish on the one hand the human conditions for war participants and on the other to limit the sovereignty of the states which were engaged in this global society. (Russbach, 1994) It can be said that some aspects of Rousseau's beliefs were applied even at the dawn of the 20th century