Dr Joseph Milne is an Honorary Lecturer at the University of Kent, where he taught on the MA course in Mysticism and Religious Experience until his retirement in 2013. His interests range from Hinduism and Platonism to Patristics, classical natural law, and medieval mysticism and theology.
He is a Trustee of the Eckhart Society and a Fellow of the Temenos Academy.
EDITORIAL NOTE
Natural Law and the Just Society arrives when questions of inequality, the purpose of law, and the foundations of justice are once again urgent. Joseph Milne traces the natural law tradition, from ancient Greece and Rome through medieval theology, arguing that its understanding of society as embedded within a naturally ordered cosmos offers genuine guidance for our own time. Learned, wide-ranging, and practically grounded, this is a work for the philosopher, the theologian, and the thoughtful general reader alike.
