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Condecorados: Orden El Sol Del Peru
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Western Europe
Western Europe Great Britain National Affairs A STRANGE DICHOTOMY marked the year. While the country enjoyed continued prosperity and stability, the government—especially Prime Minister Tony Blair—incurred increasing unpopularity, albeit not to a degree that would threaten Labour's continuance in office. The sustained growth of the economy and low interest rates softened the impact of tax increases on disposable income, although opinion polls did register discontent, particularly over local taxation. Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown's pre-budget report in December indicated that receipts were lower than anticipated while costs associated with the Iraq war had pushed spending above expectations. Nevertheless, Brown adhered to his "golden rule" that over the economic cycle the government should borrow only to invest. Employment reached a record high of 28.1 million, and the number of people applying for unemployment benefits dropped steadily, reaching 917,800 in November, 7,900 lower than a year before. High employment raised the threat of wage inflation. The burden of interest payments on the growing public debt raised similar concerns. In July, interest rates were cut a quarter-percent to 3.50 percent to stim- ulate the economy, but in December this was reversed for the first time in almost four years; rates went back up to 3.75 percent so as to coun- teract the danger of rises in house prices and personal debt. Politically, satisfaction with the government continued to decline from its peak of about 55 percent just after 9/11 to about 25 percent in De- cember 2003. The results of local elections held in May registered the po- litical fallout: Labour lost a combined 800 seats, and the Conservatives, winning the largest share of the vote, gained about 500. -
La Sucesión Del Poder
UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA Facultad de Derecho Departamento de Derecho Público General Área de Ciencia Política y de la Administración Tesis doctoral LA SUCESIÓN DEL PODER UNA APROXIMACIÓN GENERAL DESDE EXPERIENCIAS DE LOS SIGLOS XX Y XXI Autor: ARIEL D. SRIBMAN MITTELMAN Director: IVÁN LLAMAZARES VALDUVIECO 2014 ÍNDICE Agradecimientos I Abstract IV Introducción 1 Primera parte. Apartado teórico 11 Capítulo I. Historia de la sucesión 13 1. Introducción 13 2. El Egipto antiguo 13 3. Los tiempos del Antiguo Testamento 20 4. El cristianismo primigenio 25 5. El Islam 28 6. La Antigüedad clásica 29 La monarquía ateniense y el papel sucesorio de la mujer 29 El gobierno colectivo en Esparta 32 La Grecia helénica 33 Roma y la continuidad del poder 34 La sucesión matrilineal en la Roma monárquica 35 El interrex 36 El consul suffectus romano 38 El Principado romano (a partir de Augusto) 40 La Roma imperial 41 La Tetrarquía 41 El Dominado (306-476) 43 7. La India antigua 44 8. La Edad Media 49 El Imperio Bizantino hasta el año 717 49 Las instituciones merovingias 50 El imperio carolingio 51 Los godos 52 El Sacro Imperio Romano Germánico 53 La Francia (tardo)medieval 55 9. España y la América precolombina 65 Los incas 65 Los aztecas 69 España hacia 1492 y la América española 71 10. El absolutismo monárquico europeo: dinastía, diplomacia, matrimonio y guerras de sucesión 11. De la Revolución francesa a la dictadura bonapartista 88 Capítulo II. Elementos teóricos y metodológicos 1. Personalización e institucionalización del poder 91 2. Apuntes metodológicos 105 3. La continuidad, ¿en interés de quién? 112 4. -
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00 COVER_ok.qxd:Layout 1 15-05-2007 13:02 Pagina 1 P.A.S.S. THE PONTIFICAL I am particularly pleased that the ACADEMY OF Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences SOCIAL SCIENCES has chosen ‘the concept of the person in social sciences’ as the subject to be The name person comes from personate because in Acta Conceptualization examined this year. The human person is the tragedies and comedies the actors wore a mask to Acta at the heart of the whole social order and represent the person whose deeds they were singing. consequently at the very centre of your 11 of the Person field of study. In the words of Saint Sumptum est nomen personae a personando, eo quod 11 Thomas Aquinas, the human person ‘sig- in tragoediis et comoediis recitatores sibi ponebant in Social Sciences nifies what is most perfect in nature’ quamdam Larvam ad repraesentandum illum cujus (S.Th., I, 29, 3). Human beings are part gesta narrabant decantando. of nature and, yet, as free subjects who Edited by have moral and spiritual values, they transcend nature. This anthropological (St. Thomas Aquinas, In I Sent., d. 23, q. 1, a. 1) EDMOND MALINVAUD reality is an integral part of Christian of the Person in Social Sciences MARY ANN GLENDON thought, and responds directly to the attempts to abolish the boundary between human sciences and natural sciences, often proposed in contempo- rary society. Conceptualization Understood correctly, this reality offers a profound answer to the ques- tions posed today concerning the status of the human being. This is a theme which must continue to be part of the dialogue with science.