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State Formation, Religion and National Identity: Macro Historical Reflections on Europe
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κ΅μ μ μΉμ κ²°ν©μ λλΌμ΄ μ§μμ±μ 보μ¬μ€μΌλ‘μ¨ λ§μ κ²½μ° νμ¬κΉμ§λ κ·Έ μν₯λ ₯μ νμΈν μ μλ€. μ΄λ¬ν μ±κ²©μ νΉν μ κ΅λ νλ‘ν
μ€ννΈ μ§μμμ νΉμ λ―Όμ‘± μΈμ΄λ λ¬Έμμ μ’
κ΅μ μ νμ΄ κ²°μ 체λ₯Ό μ΄λ£¨λ©΄μ λμ± κ°ν λ―Όμ‘± μ 체μ±μ μμλ‘ λ±μ₯νμλ€.This research analyses how the interaction between religion and politics has contributed to the formation of national identity in Europe from a macro-historical perspective. I insist upon the political rationale of using religious resources by analyzing historical critical junctures when state and particular religion have crystallized into one one of the most durable bases of national identity.
In Catholic Europe, France and Spain have first established their state legitimacy by promoting the self-image of the guardian of the Church, while Poland and Hungary allied to the Catholic Church to enhance the legitimacy of their new states.
The same analysis applies to the simultaneous establishment of independent Orthodox churches in Bulgaria, Serbia, and Russia in the process of building new polities. Finally, examples of Protestant Europe are analyzed through the Anglican church, the Lutheran churches of Denmark and Sweden, and Calvinism in Switzerland and the Netherlands, along with the state formation process. In all those critical junctures, the alliance of religion and state formation has been a strategic choice for acquiring legitimacy in a competitive environment. This alliance has proved to be surprisingly durable especially when crystallized into state apparatus as well as into vernacular languages or specific writing systems in Orthodox and Protestant Europe
Risk Law -Environmental Law as an Integrated Risk Management System-
Environmental (or technological) risk inheres in human condition. Whether
brought on with nuclear energy technology, biotechnology or other high
technologies, hazard is inevitable and ubiquitous. This new type of
environmental problem differs in nature from the more familiar pollution and
resource depletion problems. At its extreme environmental risk presents public
decision-makers with the zero-infinity dilemma: a virtually zero probability
of a virtually infinite catastrophe. Environmental risk has rapidly increased in
importance over the last few decades and may indeed become the dominant
type of environmental problem.
Our society is especially vulnerable to environmental risk problems because
the characteristics that distinguish environmental risk from traditional
environmental problems make environmental risk problems less susceptible to
management through existing regulatory, legal and economic institutions. This
article aims to suggest a direction in management more suited to the
characteristics of environmental risk and hence more likely to be effective than
the current approach.
For this purpose, this article explores a question of whether various
approaches that are adjusted and developed within the current private and
public law system can solve environmental risk problem. Originally, while
civil law sets up individual liability system to sanction environmentally
harmful behavior and industrial practices, traditional police administrative law
works by directly intervening where there is obvious cause and effect.
However, this system has an inherent limit in coping with environmental risk...μ΄ μ°κ΅¬λ μμΈλνκ΅ λ°μ κΈ°κΈ λ° κ°μ μ°κ΅¬κ²½λΉμμ μ§μλ μ°κ΅¬λΉμ μν΄ μνλμλ€
The Legal Status of Economic Reasoning in Adjudication -From the Perspective of Exclusive Legal Positivism-
In 2005, the Korean Ministry of National Defense (plaintiff) filed a lawsuit
against five major domestic refineries (defendants), with the Seoul Central
District Court claiming that they suffered damages in amount to Korean Won
165,967,357,805 due to the collusive bid riggings performed by the defendants.
On January 23, 2007, the court rendered a judgment holding that the defendants
were liable for the collusive bid riggings as claimed by the plaintiff and responsible
for the damage of Korean Won 80,997,385,398. Calculating the damage
amount, the court mainly relied on the econometric method. Depending upon
Joseph Raz exclusive legal positivism, this essay explores whether Korean
legal system recognizes the economic reasoning that the court relies on in calculating
the damage amount. Main point of this essays conclusion is two-pronged.
First, the court decision to rely on econometric method in calculating damage is
valid in Korean legal system. Second, the court decision to normatively control
various aspects of expert witness damage-calculating practice is also valid even
though expert witness practice is so professional that courts seem to be unable
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Don`t Take Politics Lightly οΌAn Essay on Proportional ConstitutionalismοΌ
This essay concerns the relation between political process and judicial process.
This particular relation is so problematic that people, lawyers or otherwise, have
repeatedly expressed the following puzzling statement: While politics defines
law, law regulates politics. As far as legal interpretation is concerned, this
statement can be paraphrased as follows: Who determines the law?
We are living in a pluralistic contemporary society where diverse and incommensurable
values are in competition. People with diverse values compete
with one another so that their societys law can reflect and communicate their
own ways of valuing things. A reasonable person would try to support his or
her claim with factual and normative arguments which he or she finds
convincing from his or her own internal viewpoint. However, there are multiple
viewpoints that reasonable people might regard as valid or at least tolerable.
Therefore, if each person arrives at a right answer of his or her own in
accordance with his or her own internal viewpoint, the predictability in law we
are seeking is not enhanced significantly. Given the diversity of incommensurable
values, it is unlikely that the various answers people would provide in hard
cases on the basis of their own internal views would concur with one another.
Hence, law ought to provide as clear guidance as possible by setting up rules
that adopt certain ways of valuing things.
One of the functions of most positive laws is to coordinate peoples social
interactions by setting rules for people to follow when they intend to behave as
most other people behave but are uncertain as to how most other people do
actually behave. It is the government that issues public, general, clear and...μ΄ λ
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Law and Policy for Development of Environmental Dispute Resolution - Policy Proposals Drawing upon Razs Theory of Authority -
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Nation-State and the Politics of Language: France and French in Historical Perspective
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In the triangular relationship of nation-state-language, France is characterized by a kind of paradox. Unlike the German understanding of nation defined in ethnocultural terms of blood, tradition, customs, and language, the French definition of nation is far more subjective and political. Nevertheless, France has been practicing one of the strongest national language policies. This article analyzes the formation of a nation-state along with the accompanying politics of language by combining the triple problems of the invention of tradition,' the formation of modern citizenship,' and linguistic domination.' The main argument is that, because France had to confront a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural diversity, the language policy emerged as a central instrument to produce a centralized nation for the early-established. The dense connections between the formation of French national identity and the politics of the language can only be observed from a long-term historical perspective. This explains the French attempts to compensate the loss of political power by cultural ties in her policy of Francophonie in the second-half of the 20th century. More recently, the French language policy has reflected an excessive zeal to protect the purity' of the language in facing the challenges of the American-led globalization and of the English-dominated Europeanization. The sociocultural problems of immigration and the revival movement of regional languages have also provoked a chauvinistic tendency
Interpretation of Environmental Law and Liberal Democracy
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The Politics of State, Nation and Ethnicity: The Ivorian Case of Political Crisis
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Ivory Coast is deeply mired in political turmoil. Both the 1995 and 2000 presidential elections have been criticized for implementing unfair rules and their results have been contested by major political actors. The popular uprising and the 1999 military coup have added instability to the regime and since 2002, the country has been at civil war. The aim of this article is to identify the causes of the political crisis of last decade and to analyze its dynamics. Our approach stems from a critical understanding of the contending structural theories that explain Africas political instability, which are ahistorical tribalism, general state failure, or political economic changes. These existing theories cannot sufficiently explain particular crisis such as that is currently taking place in Ivory Coast. We have instead focused on the process of resources mobilization by political forces and leaders. In this, we consider the structural elements as the main potential political resources. According to our findings, it appears that the politics of manipulation of the national identity in the transition from a three decade-long stable authoritarian rule to the pluralistic political system were a crucial factor that led to the crisis. This research also emphasizes the choices that the political leaders make in the beginning and its relationship with the development of the crisis. The undeniable role played by the actors even in 'routine' circumstances becomes much more important in the more fluid conjuncture of a political crisis. To conduct a more detailed and comprehensive analysis of the Ivorian case from this strategic perspective, a full-fledged book would be more appropriate. Nevertheless, the modest ambition of this article is to underline the limits of structural analysis and to shed light on the need for a political sociology-based approach, specifically adapted for crisis dynamics
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Sketching Environmental Law -A Experimental Study on Its Principles, Practices, and Methodology-
It has been more than 30 years since the Polution Prevention Act, the first
environmental law of Korea, was enacted. While a large number of
environmental laws have been enacted since that time, the academic
development of environmental law study has not kept pace. This article claims
that the underdevelopment of environmental law study results from the
misconception of environmental law. Truly, environmental law has not been
recognized as an unique and separate field of law among scholars in Korea.
Launched from the reflection on the status quo of environmental law study,
this article attempts to set up environmental law as an original field of science
of law. For this purpose, this article aims to find the subject of environmental
law, provide the theoretical basis to cope with environmental problems, and
identify the characteristics of environmental law practices. In addition, this
article claims that a new approach to study environmental law needs to be
developed so that environmental law theories can successfully interact with
environmental law practices
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