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Перевод: polity

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государственное устройство; образ правления; форма правления; государство
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Тезаурус:

1. The law deals with social relations surrounding the management of material relations between individual subjects (violence, property ownership, theft, rights and obligations to act) and politics deals with the regulation of the material relations between members of the polity and decisions about collection and distribution of shared material (taxes) on its behalf.
2. Western Europe hardly appreciated the cultural and economic complexities of the German drive to the east, nor the nexus of ideas lodged in its collective polity used to fuel that drive.
3. In the elaborate theoretical edifice constructed by Savage, it is accepted that development of the Labour Party was related to changes in the "national polity" (p 10), and that over time "nationalization" of politics produced more uniform patterns of working-class political activity (p 187).
4. In Parliament, he was one of the young Conservative MPs who welcomed, from a position of strength as they thought, the accession of Labour into British political life, and set about educating it in the arts of responsible participation in the polity.
5. Images and the polity
6. The Libyan polity was one of the more rapidly changing, the more uncertain ones in the world: to argue that at any moment each Libyan had a coherent world view and that his actions were (within a reasonable tolerance) consistent with it, would be exceptionally blinkered.
7. When we denounce the anti-Semitism and let the Fascism take care of itself, we are fastening on what is prepolitical or sub-political, and refusing to engage ourselves on the plane of politics where, as Olson insists, we're required to vindicate our own sorts of polity against the Fascist sorts.
8. More recent academic publications include The Local State and Uneven Development by Duncan and Goodwin (Cambridge, Polity Press; 1988) and Politics of Local Government by Stoker (London, Macmillan; 1988).
9. In my view legal process embodies some properties which tend to increase the law's trustworthiness as a moral guide although not one which simply incorporates the moral consensus of ordinary life with the rules of the polity.
10. But the truth is that the game at this level is as feudal in its structure as any mediaeval polity.
11. Besides these changes in government policy familiar to students of European history, the fact that Sri Lanka was a colonial polity had important consequences.
12. Dispute settlement and welfare arise because these are important issues in the anthropological literature on stateless societies; questions about money and violence arise in the study of any polity.
13. In the midst of this free-for-all, the state appears as the guardian of the common interest, a force able to check rapacious greed, protect the weak and defenceless and uphold the values of the polity; in short, a set of institutions which, though not neutral, are not allied with any one class.