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Spinoza and The Federal Polity

Publius: The Journal of Federalism, 1996
In his Political Treatise, Benedict de Spinoza (1632-1677) describes a frame of government for a federal polity whose members are neither "confederated" nor "united" but are "mutually associated and united. " Spinoza regards thefederal polity as the preferred mode of republican government. His Political Treatise marks the turn in political science from
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The historical evolution of polities

International Review of Law and Economics, 1994
Abstract In an earlier essay (North, 1981, Ch. 3) I developed the “Neo-Classical Theory of the State.” This essay elaborates, extends, and modifies that essay in three directions: (1) It incorporates time into the model; (2) it is explicitly concerned with the perceptions— the belief systems—that determine choices; and (3) it relates the belief ...
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Polity of the Covenant People

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 1987
A work of extraordinary literary coherence and political sophistication, Deuteronomy's impact continues in our world through its influence on modern western constitutionalism.
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Treba li Europska unija upravno-politički ili političko-upravni pristup

Zbornik Radova Pravnog Fakulteta U Splitu, 2021
Mirko Klaric
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Polities

Abstract This chapter discusses the concept of polities, a capacity to mobilize resources, and a degree of institutionalization and hierarchy. It gives a précis of International Relations (IR) work on how world-historical polities have become so-called like units. Given that IR’s remit in the division of labor between the social sciences
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Političko (ne)povjerenje kao odrednica glasanja i sklonosti protestnim oblicima političkog sudjelovanja

Revija Za Sociologiju, 2020
Renata Franc   +2 more
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