A Sphere Sovereignty Theory of the State: Looking Back and Looking Forward [PDF]
The conception of the State is constantly challenged. The new disruptions and social, political and economical developments have questioned the existence, meaning and scope of the institutionalized State. While many believe that the State is no longer necessary in a current international law environment, others defend its applicability and relevance ...
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Subsidiarity, sphere sovereignty, and state sovereignty
An important question for liberal political theory is whether its account of political morality is compatible with religious political thought. This paper examines one aspect of that broad question, namely the compatibility of the Christian pluralist tradition with liberalism's account of state sovereignty.
Paul Billingham
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Tribal sovereignty and the intercultural public sphere
While theorists of cultural pluralism have generally supported tribal sovereignty to protect threatened Native cultures, they fail to address adequately cultural conflicts between Native and non-Native communities, especially when tribal sovereignty facilitates illiberal or undemocratic practices.
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Teaching Music in the Reformed/Calvinist Tradition: Sphere Sovereignty and the Arts [PDF]
This article shares objectives, teaching methods, and sources of inspiration as I lead 21st-century students in engaging a Reformed/Calvinistic vision for the arts generally, and music specifically. Special explanation is made of Calvinistic concepts such as sphere sovereignty and sensus divinitatis.
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Criminal legal protection of state sovereignty of Ukraine in the information sphere
Introduction. In the context of the ongoing armed aggression of the russian federation against Ukraine and globalization processes in the information sphere, special attention of legal scholars is drawn to solving the problems of criminal legal protection of Ukraine’s state sovereignty in the information sphere.
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Kuyper’s sphere sovereignty and institutional religious freedom in Indonesia
Although the Indonesian Constitution guarantees religious freedom in Indonesia, the implementation of that freedom is not without ambiguity. As the state defines what constitutes religion and categorises official and nonofficial religions, religious communities such as indigenous religious groups are struggling to obtain equal access to the public ...
David Kristanto, Tony Salurante
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Neutrality in the Business Sphere—An Encroachment on Rights Protection and State Sovereignty? [PDF]
Jessica Giles
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Kuyper’s Sphere Sovereignty and the Restriction on Building Worship Places in Indonesia
The Indonesian Constitution guarantees the freedom of Indonesian citizens to worship according to their religion. In reality, however, the Indonesian government had issued regulations that restrict the building of worship places, which is one way of expressing religious freedom. These regulations, being trapped in the discourse of the politicisation of
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Sphere Sovereignty according to Kuyper
This article systematically describes the principle of sphere sovereignty according to Abraham Kuyper. Four themes are critically examined: the sovereignty of Christ as the main basis of Kuyper’s principle and its relation to creation, fall, and redemption; structural pluralism as the way of understanding social structure; the notion of religious and ...
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Іnformation space of the state as a sphere of information sovereignty implementation
The article explores the concept of information space as a sphere of realization of information sovereignty. According to the results of the study, the understanding of the essence of information sovereignty requires a clear definition of the scope (or space) of its implementation, but the interpretation of space as a specific territory is ambiguous ...
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