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Power as Primitive: A Generative Jurisprudence for the International Legal Order
## Abstract This article proposes a generative jurisprudence grounded on a single ontological claim: power (*potestas*) is the sole primitive of the juridical world. Obligation belongs to moral philosophy, not to legal ontology. What jurists call "legal obligation" is an epiphenomenon of power's ope
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