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Subsidiarity and Sphere Sovereignty: Christian Reflections on the Size, Shape and Scope of Government

Journal of Church and State, 2003
In the last century and a half, the shape of Christian political the ory has been re-thought, both in Catholic and in Reformed1 circles. Fears of excessive centralization have led to attempts to identify theo logically grounded principles limiting the reach of "big government." In Catholicism, the principle of subsidiarity has been propounded, while ...
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Sphere sovereignty in late-modern society and social theory

2016
This paper analyses to which extent the concept of sphere sovereignty, as developed by Kuyper and Dooyeweerd, is relevant for the understanding of late modern society. The central topic therefore is sphere sovereignty as view on social order. Firstly, I argue the urgency of studying the social-theoretical relevance of sphere sovereignty, because it has
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PLURALITY OF THE CONCEPT OF “SOVEREIGNTY OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION IN THE INFORMATION SPHERE”

LEGAL ORDER: History, Theory, Practice
Exploring the problem of ensuring the sovereignty of the Russian Federation in the information sphere, we come across concepts such as technological sovereignty, digital sovereignty, and information sovereignty. In this case, the logical question is how these concepts relate, and what role is assigned to them in ensuring the sovereignty of the state in
A.K. ZHAROVA, V.V. ELINA
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Accommodating Two Governances under One Sovereignty: The HKSAR’s Domestic Spheres and International Space

2013
The previous two chapters were dedicated to the discussions of sovereignty discourses within Mainland China’s academic (Chapter 3) and political (Chapter 4) circles. The most important finding in the chapters is the conceptual separation of sovereignty from right of governance, in the sense that from the viewpoint of the Chinese, sovereignty takes more
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National technological sovereignty in the sphere of digital technologies: issues of legal support

Courier of Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL))
The study is devoted to the issues of effective provision of digital technological sovereignty of the Russian Federation in the modern conditions of the formation of a multipolar world. The paper examines approaches to defining the concept of “technological sovereignty”, as well as its relationship with the concepts of “information sovereignty” and ...
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The Trouble with Sphere Sovereignty: Toward a Dispensational Social Ontology of Divine Institutions

Pneumatikos: The Journal of Chafer Theological Seminary
The dispensationalist presentation and understanding of God’s design for society in terms of divine institutions or societal units is philosophically and pragmatically preferred over the Kuyperian sovereign sphere model, which will be shown to devolve into problematic applications.
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Narratives of digital sovereignty in German political discourse

Governance, 2023
Kai Oppermann
exaly  

Monitoring in the Budget Sphere as an Instrument of Achievement of Financial Sovereignty

Financial law
The article formulates the concept of financial sovereignty based on the types of financial activities and the principle of integration of public and private interests. It is proved that one of the tools to ensure financial sovereignty is monitoring, implemented within the framework of a specific budget procedure.
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LEGAL POSITIONS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT IN THE SPHERE OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY

Право и государство: теория и практика, 2021
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Quantification of an efficiency–sovereignty trade-off in climate policy

Nature, 2020
Nico Bauer, Christoph Bertram, Anselm Schultes   +2 more
exaly