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What is this "new controversy" about? Could some one provide a few more details, perhaps a link to this new edition? (I would guess it's the first reference listed, but that should be made explicit.)
It appears there have been other English editions, in 1932 and 1964. Out of print, for sure, but often found in used-book stores, so it might be an assistance to the interested reader to reference them.
By the way, Sabine (A History of Political Thought) has several pages on Althusius (pp387-390, 4th ed.) which could be the basis of a short section about his work. - J. Johnson (JJ) (talk) 19:54, 23 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]