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Carlos Salinas Araneda - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Efforts to Sign a Concordat between Chile and the Holy See in 1928
    The Catholic Historical Review, 2015
    Co-Authors: Carlos Salinas Araneda
    Abstract:

    With the enactment of the Chilean Constitution of 1925 that resulted in the separation of church and state, discussions took place regarding the signing of a Concordat between Chile and the Holy See. Although references to this event have been made, the existence of actual proposals was unknown. The opening to researchers of the materials in the Vatican Secret Archives pertaining to the papacy of Pius XI has led to the discovery of three documents drafted as the parties worked to reach a final Concordat. The author discusses these documents.

  • UN PRIMER PROYECTO DE ConcordatO ENTRE CHILE Y LA SANTA SEDE EN 1928 ** FIRST PROJECT FOR A Concordat BETWEEN CHILE AND THE HOLY SEE ON 1928
    2012
    Co-Authors: Carlos Salinas Araneda
    Abstract:

    On occasion of the church and state separation regulated by the Constitution of 1925, conversations took place, in order to celebrate a Concordat between the Chilean State and the Holy See, of which there are references, though the existence of concrete projects aimed at achieving this end has been ignored. The recent opening of the Vatican Secret Ar- chive, with reference to the funds of Pope Pius XI's pontifi cate has enabled the knowledge of drafts written on that occasion, with the intention of reaching an international agreement on such matter. Then the fi rst draft of the Concordat submitted to the Cardinal Secretary of State by the Chilean Ambassador on May 1928 is presented. Each of the articles is accompa- nied by a commentary, in order to facilitate its comprehension.

  • un primer proyecto de Concordato entre chile y la santa sede en 1928 first project for a Concordat between chile and the holy see on 1928
    2012
    Co-Authors: Carlos Salinas Araneda
    Abstract:

    On occasion of the church and state separation regulated by the Constitution of 1925, conversations took place, in order to celebrate a Concordat between the Chilean State and the Holy See, of which there are references, though the existence of concrete projects aimed at achieving this end has been ignored. The recent opening of the Vatican Secret Ar- chive, with reference to the funds of Pope Pius XI's pontifi cate has enabled the knowledge of drafts written on that occasion, with the intention of reaching an international agreement on such matter. Then the fi rst draft of the Concordat submitted to the Cardinal Secretary of State by the Chilean Ambassador on May 1928 is presented. Each of the articles is accompa- nied by a commentary, in order to facilitate its comprehension.

Irina Papkova - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • russian orthodox Concordat church and state under medvedev
    Nationalities Papers, 2011
    Co-Authors: Irina Papkova
    Abstract:

    The literature on church-state relations in post-Soviet Russia has been slowly but steadily expanding over the past two decades. The period since 2008, however, remains underdeveloped, as existing analysis has focused on specific issues rather than attempting an overview of the larger trends since the above-mentioned changes in the leadership of both institutions. Seeking to address this gap, this article explores the implications of the nearly coincidental changeovers in leadership in the Moscow Patriarchate and the secular state for church-state relations in Russia, both near and long-term. The first part of the article sets up the context for understanding the new church-state dynamic, by discussing in some detail the state of the relationship under Patriarch Aleksii II. The conclusions are that, under Aleksii tenure, the church could be considered a relatively weak institution, as it was unable for the most part to strengthen its position in Russia through legislative means. The second part focuses on...

Stephen Essex - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • integrated terrestrial and marine planning in england s coastal inter tidal zone assessing the operational effectiveness of the coastal Concordat
    Marine Policy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Jonathan Turner, Stephen Essex
    Abstract:

    Abstract In many countries, the regulation of activities and development in the marine environment has begun to evolve from a compartmentalised, fragmented, sectoral and uncoordinated system into a more strategic, comprehensive, integrated and transparent one. A remaining challenge, however, is the effective integration of marine and terrestrial planning, because the tools and mechanisms necessary for its achievement have been slow to be implemented. The introduction of the England's Coastal Concordat in 2013, as a voluntary framework for better integrating marine and terrestrial planning consents, represents an atypical mechanism to secure these goals. This paper is a preliminary survey of the perceived effectiveness of the Coastal Concordat, based on a survey of 32 professionals from the terrestrial planning authorities, marine statutory agencies and marine-sector businesses. While this evaluation is made less than two years after the introduction of the Coastal Concordat, it is important to undertake a preliminary examination, from various stakeholder perspectives, of the factors likely to be influential in the integration of regulatory systems, before the approach is ‘rolled out’ across other parts of England's inter-tidal coastal zone. The results indicate that the Coastal Concordat has produced benefits for marine planning in coastal areas, but that these improvements are largely experienced within the public sector in terms of better communication, early engagement, and a single point of contact. The marine sector businesses are more neutral about the benefits of the Concordat. It is clear, however, that marine sector businesses must participate in the formulation of any reforms if an effective integrated system of planning and management of coastal environments is to be achieved.

  • Integrated terrestrial and marine planning in England’s coastal inter-tidal zone: Assessing the operational effectiveness of the Coastal Concordat
    Marine Policy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Jonathan Turner, Stephen Essex
    Abstract:

    Abstract In many countries, the regulation of activities and development in the marine environment has begun to evolve from a compartmentalised, fragmented, sectoral and uncoordinated system into a more strategic, comprehensive, integrated and transparent one. A remaining challenge, however, is the effective integration of marine and terrestrial planning, because the tools and mechanisms necessary for its achievement have been slow to be implemented. The introduction of the England's Coastal Concordat in 2013, as a voluntary framework for better integrating marine and terrestrial planning consents, represents an atypical mechanism to secure these goals. This paper is a preliminary survey of the perceived effectiveness of the Coastal Concordat, based on a survey of 32 professionals from the terrestrial planning authorities, marine statutory agencies and marine-sector businesses. While this evaluation is made less than two years after the introduction of the Coastal Concordat, it is important to undertake a preliminary examination, from various stakeholder perspectives, of the factors likely to be influential in the integration of regulatory systems, before the approach is ‘rolled out’ across other parts of England's inter-tidal coastal zone. The results indicate that the Coastal Concordat has produced benefits for marine planning in coastal areas, but that these improvements are largely experienced within the public sector in terms of better communication, early engagement, and a single point of contact. The marine sector businesses are more neutral about the benefits of the Concordat. It is clear, however, that marine sector businesses must participate in the formulation of any reforms if an effective integrated system of planning and management of coastal environments is to be achieved.

Siviter Clare - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • “La Couronne théâtrale” : Les comédiennes françaises, figures publiques après le Concordat (1801)
    Siècles, 2018
    Co-Authors: Siviter Clare
    Abstract:

    Il s’agit ici de comparer deux générations de comédiennes du premier théâtre parlé, la Comédie-Française, postérieurement à la Révolution, qui avait reconnu le comédien, jusque-là excommunié, en tant que citoyen de plein droit, mais après le Concordat de 1801 qui réaffirmait la place sociale de la religion. Mademoiselle Duchesnois et Mademoiselle George débutent l’année qui suit le Concordat, alors que la génération qui a connu l’Ancien Régime, dont font partie Mademoiselle Clairon et Mademoiselle Raucourt, meurt lors des premières années du XIXe siècle. En étudiant de près leur réception par le public et leurs interactions avec la sphère publique, l’Église et l’État, cet article examine la perception de la comédienne en tant que personnage public et privé, le statut de la femme, et le pouvoir qu’elle exerce au tournant du siècle, entre Révolution, Empire, et retour de la monarchie.This article compares two generations of actresses at France’s premier spoken theatre, the Comédie-Française. It focuses on the period following the Revolution, during which actors who had been excommunicated were recognized as citizens, and the Concordat of 1801, which reinforced the place of religion in France. As Mademoiselle Duchesnois and Mademoiselle George debuted the year after the Concordat, the generation of actresses who had known the Ancien Régime – including Mademoiselle Clairon and Mademoiselle Raucourt – was passing away. By studying the reception of these actresses by the public, as well as their interactions with the public sphere, the Church, and the state, this article examines the perceptions of actresses as public and private figures, their status as a woman, and the power that they could wield at the turn of the century, between Revolution, Empire, and monarchy

  • “La Couronne théâtrale” : Les comédiennes françaises, figures publiques après le Concordat (1801)
    Centre d'Histoire "Espaces et Cultures", 2018
    Co-Authors: Siviter Clare
    Abstract:

    International audienceThis article compares two generations of actresses at France’s premier spoken theatre, the Comédie-Française. It focuses on the period following the Revolution, during which actors who had been excommunicated were recognized as citizens, and the Concordat of 1801, which reinforced the place of religion in France. As Mademoiselle Duchesnois and Mademoiselle George debuted the year after the Concordat, the generation of actresses who had known the Ancien Régime – including Mademoiselle Clairon and Mademoiselle Raucourt – was passing away. By studying the reception of these actresses by the public, as well as their interactions with the public sphere, the Church, and the state, this article examines the perceptions of actresses as public and private figures, their status as a woman, and the power that they could wield at the turn of the century, between Revolution, Empire, and monarchy.Il s’agit ici de comparer deux générations de comédiennes du premier théâtre parlé, la Comédie-Française, postérieurement à la Révolution, qui avait reconnu le comédien, jusque-là excommunié, en tant que citoyen de plein droit, mais après le Concordat de 1801 qui réaffirmait la place sociale de la religion. Mademoiselle Duchesnois et Mademoiselle George débutent l’année qui suit le Concordat, alors que la génération qui a connu l’Ancien Régime, dont font partie Mademoiselle Clairon et Mademoiselle Raucourt, meurt lors des premières années du XIXe siècle. En étudiant de près leur réception par le public et leurs interactions avec la sphère publique, l’Église et l’État, cet article examine la perception de la comédienne en tant que personnage public et privé, le statut de la femme, et le pouvoir qu’elle exerce au tournant du siècle, entre Révolution, Empire, et retour de la monarchie

Anthony Baptiste - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.