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245 1 0 _aEcclesiology, Idealism, and World Polity
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_bThe Concordats of the Apostolic See /
_cby Mark R. Royce.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
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300 _aXIII, 288 p. 3 illus.
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490 1 _aPalgrave Studies in Religion, Politics, and Policy,
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505 0 _aChapter 1 A Suspect Treaty Form -- Chapter 2 At the Intersection of Canon, Comparative, and International Law -- Chapter 3 Research Presentation -- Chapter 4 Cluster I: Concordatorial Fascism, 1906-53 -- Chapter 5 Cluster II: The German Reich, 1925-2015 -- Chapter 6 Cluster III: Latin American Counter-Revolution, 1887-1994 -- Chapter 7 Cluster IV: European Secularism, 1801-1995 -- Chapter 8 Cluster V: The Second Vatican Reformation, 1968-2016 -- Chapter 9 Cluster VI: The Benediction of the Third World, 1993-2015 -- Chapter 10 An Accepted Treaty Form.
520 _aThis book provides the only comprehensive analysis of concordats, the international treaties of the Apostolic See in Rome. Identifying the 167 treaties between the papacy and civil commonwealths from 1865 to 2022 at the intersection of canon, comparative, and international law, Royce indicates an overall relationship between the dominance or inferiority of Roman Catholic canon law within the contracting party and the respective ecclesiological or ideational norms of its concordat. Successive case chapters analyzing the concordats with fascist Europe, the German Länder, Latin American countries, France and Austria, the states of the Second Vatican Council, and Third World states illustrate that the norms of concordats with polities of long-standing, entrenched, continuous, or otherwise dominant Roman Catholic canon law concern the Church as an institution, whereas those with polities of new, precarious, inconstant, or otherwise inferior canon law status concern the Church as anadherent to values. This contractual law of the Apostolic See most closely aligns with the tenets of the English School of international theory. As a result, this book posits significant theoretical, legal, and empirical advances in existing knowledge of the international relations and law of the Catholic Church. Mark R.Royce is Associate Professor of Political Science at Northern Virginia Community College. He is the author of The Political Theology of European Integration: Comparing the Influence of Religious Histories on European Policies (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017).
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