Le républicanisme de Rousseau mis en contexte : le cas de Genève

Silvestrini, Gabriella

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“…Federalna skupština, ustanovljena 1500. imala je zakonodavnu i izvršnu vlast, ali ne i isključivu, jer je svaki kanton zadržao i vlastite skupštine s njihovim ingerencijama. Najpoznatiji je, vjerovatno, primjer Ženeve, prije svega zahvaljujući uticaju Rusoa i D'Alamberovog članka u "Enciklopediji", koji su u Ženevi vidjeli primjer modernog političkog uređenja na bazi prosvjetiteljskih ideja (Silvestrini, 2007). Ipak, njihov je opis bez sumnje idealizovan 45 i odstupa od stvarnog republikanizma kakav je uistinu bio u Ženevi 46 .…”

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What is 'republicanism'? Republic as 'a form of authorities' and as 'a form of rule'

Savanović

2022

Politeia

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In this paper, we discuss the meaning of the words 'republic' and 'republicanism'. These words are classic political terms, frequently used in political theory and political practice as well. Still, do they convey clear and unambiguous meaning to everybody? Is it possible to find a single sense and meaning of the word Republic/republicanism? Is something like that even necessary? How to understand and justify the intense contemporary scientific discussion on that topic? In general, it is possible to use three types of classification. First, we can analyze different theories of republicanism, such as the ones we have in the works of Machiavelli, Kant, and alike. Secondly, it is possible to analyze the different historical forms of the notion of Republic - for example, Roman Republic, Republic of Venice, or the United States. Thirdly, we can analyze different doctrines of republicanism, such as the so-called liberal republicanism or civic republicanism. In this text we will go through these forms of Republic and republicanism using the Kantian formula of 'government' and 'sovereignty'.

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What is 'republicanism'? Republic as 'a form of authorities' and as 'a form of rule'

Savanović

2022

Politeia

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Jean-Louis Delolme and the Political Science of the English Empire

McDaniel

2012

Hist. J.

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This article aims to extend our understanding of eighteenth-century political science through a re-examination of the writings of Jean-Louis Delolme (1741–1806). Beginning with an account of Delolme's conception of a modern ‘science of politics’, the article demonstrates that Delolme's ambition to rest the study of politics on scientific foundations developed in the context of an evolving concern with the stability and durability of the English ‘empire’. Underlining Delolme's critique of traditional republican political science as well as the comparative science of politics set out in Montesquieu's The spirit of the laws, the article thus sheds light on the connection between eighteenth-century conceptions of political science and eighteenth-century analyses of the English constitution and the British state. The article concludes with a brief discussion of the resonance of Delolme's central ideas in late eighteenth-century debates, in Britain, America, and France, about the character and properties of the modern constitutional republic.

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Rousseau und kein Ende

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Häger²

2018

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Le républicanisme de Rousseau mis en contexte : le cas de Genève

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What is 'republicanism'? Republic as 'a form of authorities' and as 'a form of rule'

What is 'republicanism'? Republic as 'a form of authorities' and as 'a form of rule'

Jean-Louis Delolme and the Political Science of the English Empire

Rousseau und kein Ende

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