O conselho naval no oitocentos: propostas para o estudo da relação entre civis e militares no Império by Renato Jorge Paranhos Restier Junior

“…This essay aims to propose some reflections about the possibilities of study on the military and military institutions from the social history. Using the Naval Council, an advisory body created in the organizational structure of the Secretariat of State for the Navy in the Second Empire, we propose the study of the relationship between civilians and military from the first insertion of the military. …”
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From the Punished Body to the Governed Psyche: A Study of the Political Body in the Qajar and Pahlavi Eras by seyed morteza hafezi

“…As technologies of power became increasingly sophisticated, both bodies and minds were subjected to institutional and structural violence. By the second Pahlavi period, state power extended its reach beyond physical control, fully encompassing the psychological and emotional lives of its citizens. …”
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O państwie prawa: uwagi filozofa by Jan Woleński

“…The formal conception of the state of law prevailed in the 19th century Germany and the Weimar Republic. Since the Second World War and the negative experience with a totalitarian state, both fascist and communist, it has been accepted that there is no state of law without a minimum, rather broader than narrower, of citizen’s rights and institutions that secure them. …”
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THE CONDITIONS AND WAYS OF JUDICIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE REGION OF THE NORTH-EASTERN CAUCASUS IN THE 60-70s OF THE XIX CENTURY by S. Mutaev

“…The article studies the formation of the judicial and administrative institutes of the Russian Empire on the territory of the North-Eastern Caucasus in the second half of the XIX century after the completion of military actions. …”
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Armenian capital in the economy of the Russian empire at the turn of the XIX–XX centuries by K. I. Shagidanova

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The Constitutional Court of The Russian Federation as a subject of constitutional responsibility by N. A. Bobrova

“…Legal irresponsibility characterizes only the absolute monarchy. The article comprehensively examines the problem of responsibility of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, the reasons for the poor development of this institution in legislation and academic literature are also considered. …”
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Turkish Parliamentary Experience Review of the Parliamentary Experience of Turkey from Ottoman to Republic Periods by Saltanat Kydyralieva

“…Tanzimat reforms as well as Constitutional Monarchy periods (known as I. and II. Meşrutiyet) crowned with the National Liberation Movement initiated the new political regime in Turkey and formed a parliamentary institution that call now the Turkish parliament or the Grand National Assembly of Turkey. …”
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Le serment de Jacques Ier d’Angleterre : souveraineté royale contre souveraineté pontificale by Bernard Bourdin

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[SPA] LOS PROBLEMAS DE LA INQUISICIÓN EN TIEMPOS DE CARLOS II // INQUISITION’S PROBLEMS DURING THE REIGN OF CHARLES II by José Martínez Millán

“…What defends itself in this work is that the crisis of the Inquisition consisted of a fight between the Church and the Monarchy for the institution controlled across the predominance of a jurisdiction on other one (ecclesiastic or temporary), that was the composition of so powerful institution. …”
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Les contextes de la conversion à l’époque de la Réforme by Raymond Mentzer

“…What were the political, professional and economic structures that encouraged conversion? Secondly, the family, beyond any doubt a fundamental institution in pre-industrial society, was the site of the strongest and more enduring conversions. …”
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THE ALBANIAN FACTOR OF DESTABILIZATION OF THE WESTERN BALKANS: SCENARIO APPROACH by E. G. Ponomareva

“…In the first case the question is of creating a pan-Albanian (con)federative polity under the provisional name of “Great Albania” in the territories of Albania, Kosovo, western Macedonia (Republic of Ilirida), south-eastern Montenegro (Malesia) and north-western Greece (Chameria). In the second case the question is of the unification of the territories of Albanian residence through the association of Islamic provinces of the countries of the region. …”
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History, Modernity and Global Identities by Alain Touraine

“…In the western world, as well as in places like Japan, a second stage links sacredness and political power, for which the paradigmatic political institutions were absolute monarchies. …”
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Humanitarian diplomacy and the countries of the Global South: Trends and discourses by D. A. Kuznetsov, V. A. Dmitrieva

“…These trends are examined in the second section of the article. The authors emphasize the growing trend towards transnationalization and privatization of humanitarian diplomacy, active involvement of non-state and hybrid actors. …”
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Aleksander Gieysztor a historia państwa i prawa by Juliusz Bardach

“…Gieysztor fût élu président de l’Académie fin 1980 pour trois ans. Pour la second fois il devint président de l’Académie en 1990. …”
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