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The subsidiarity principle in innovation policy for societal challenges
Global Transitions, 2020 While national governments are the main actors in innovation policy, we witness a proliferation of challenge-oriented innovation policies both at the subnational and the supranational level.
I. Wanzenböck, K. Frenken
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European Security, 2021 In this article, we investigate how the EU mobilises a spatio-temporal imaginary of the “local” in its counter-radicalisation activities as a means of navigating subsidiarity principles and expanding its remit as a “holistic security actor” (cf.
Francesca Melhuish +1 more
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Jethro and Moses in Dialogue (Exodus 18: 8–26): Ethics of Communitarian Responsibility
Religions, 2023 Jethro’s dialogue with his son-in-law, Moses, in the Book of Exodus 18: 8–26 can be summarised according to the four-fold elements of subsidiarity, communitarian responsibility, delegation, and synodality, which lead to focus in life. The Elder priest of
Paul Sciberras
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The American Journal of Jurisprudence, 2016 Subsidiarity is a principle about the ordering of relations between groups. It has a foothold in legal doctrine, most notably in the law of the European Union, but increasingly also in international human rights law. But subsidiarity is at its heart a moral principle about how state and society (and perhaps states and societies plural) should be ...
Barber, N. W., Ekins, Richard
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Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy, 2006 It is argued that subsidiarity should be interpreted, in accordance with the principle of effectiveness, as requiring that the Community should only act where the objectives of the proposed action can only be achieved at Community level. Subsidiarity has
Derrick Wyatt
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Cohesion and subsidiarity: towards good territorial governance in Europe [PDF]
, 2004 The message of this paper is twofold: (a) the pursuit of territorial cohesion, the importance of which the new European Constitution recognises, requires coordination of national planning systems; and (b) subsidiarity, a Community principle usually ...
Janin Rivolin, U.
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The Principle of Subsidiarity as a Constitutional Principle in the EU and Canada
Les Ateliers de l’Ethique, 2015 A Principle of Subsidiarity regulates the allocation and/or use of authority within a political order where authority is dispersed between a centre and various sub-units.
Andreas Follesdal +1 more
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Gender in the crisis and remaking of Europe: re-gendering subsidiarity [PDF]
, 2018 This article analyses the gender dimension of the European Commission’s proposals to revise the governance of the European Union in response to the crisis by increasing the powers of the European Union level.
Walby, S.
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The Subsidiarity Principle and Legal and Economic Aspects of The Decentralization in Ukraine
, 2021 The research highlights the peculiarities of the decentralization of power in Ukraine in the political and legal implementation aspect of the principle of subsidiarity.
S. Kvitka +4 more
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Catholic Social Teaching, Liberalism, and Economic Justice
Journal of Moral Theology, 2022 In this article, we focus on global economic inequality and global justice. Drawing on Rawls’s emphasis on the basic structure (i.e., a society’s economic, political, and social institutions) and the principle of subsidiarity, we address how individual ...
Jason A. Heron, Bharat Ranganathan
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