The role of marine policy always appears under certain circumstances. The function of maritime policy is regulated by the state to exercise the sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction of the state on the sea and the development of the maritime economy, which is the inherent function of marine policy for every coastal nation
citizens are well informed and can make their choice in regard to their own interets. For Condorcet, who is according to Schmitt the creator of representative democracy, by electing a professional class of politicians, the citizen fulfill their political role.2 This type of system views all citizens as equal, given
The Effects of the Thirty Years’ War on Europe The Thirty Years’ War is commonly known as one of the most destructive wars of religion within the Holy Roman Empire. Politics and religion had drawn Catholics against Protestants and Calvinists against Lutherans. The hatred from these different religious sides, and their determination to sacrifice all for their religious beliefs, resulted in a devastating and catastrophic battle. Although there were devastating casualties throughout Europe, many positive
It expands along with the development of private ownership. The Politics institution is emerged with the birth of a Nation, it develops and struggles along with the various interest groups competing and safeguarding for state sovereignty. With the development of the Nation, the economic development has been affected by political institution with constraint and regulation. When the political environment
of nation-states. Cantonese acts just as those vernaculars to form Hong Kong as a separated community independent from mainland China, whose official and most popular language is Mandarin. Although there are also some regions speaking Cantonese, the role of dialect has been diluted since 1949 and Mandarin is used the most widely. It is agreed by most scholar that Hong Kong identity emerged in the 1960 when the Cantonese began to be used in various mass media especially the television and the use of
Although no Thai constitution has ever identified that Buddhism is actually the state religion, all have stated that the King professes the Buddhist faith. The emergence of Buddhism as a key sticking issue in Thai politics might seem strange to outside observers, but it indeed plays a key role. The universalistic teachings of [Thai] Buddhism in Thailand have been subordinated to nationalist ideologist of Thailand. It indicates that the teachings of Thai Buddhism have influenced the ideology of Thailand
capturing the imagination and allegiance of many. While Hasidism adopted a highly spiritual outlook on exile, redemption and the return to Zion, Zionism supports a territorial and political approach to the question of Jewish sovereignty. Hasidism tackles the issue of sovereignty through the embracement of seclusion, anti-modernity and spirituality, while Zionism embodies a much more politicized, nationalized and modernistic approach: while Hasidism takes
longer denotes the sovereign people but the collection of people recognizing the authority of the same state. It is the political structure created by the state and the country under its control. When a person talks about the national sovereignty, it means the sovereignty of the whole state. The membership of the state is necessary for the person to enjoy the distribution of rights such as welfare and the
nature of politics among nations. According to the majority of classical realists the state, which is identified as the major player in international politics, must pursue power in a continuously hostile and threatening environment. That leads to the conclusion in a realist’s assumption that the survival of the state can never be guaranteed, because the use of force culminating in war is a legitimate instrument of statecraft. For realists the main instrument that drives international politics is that
As a result, Puritan writers emphasize the importance of understand that God has complete sovereignty over one’s life, while the Enlightenment writers give reverence to God has the one and only deity, but believed that it was their free will through the course of their actions and decisions in life that would determine their final outcome in life