THE ROLE OF JURISTS IN THE JUSTIFICATION OF THE IDEA OF POLITICAL POWER IN EUROPE IN THE MODERN AGE
THE ROLE OF JURISTS IN THE JUSTIFICATION OF THE IDEA OF POLITICAL POWER IN EUROPE IN THE MODERN AGE
Author(s): Rafael Sánchez DOMINGOSubject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, EU-Legislation
Published by: C.H. Beck Publishing House - Romania
Keywords: Monarch; Law; Politics; Legitimation; Rationalism.
Summary/Abstract: The legitimation of the title of monarch, from ancient times, depended on the divine will. During the medieval period, the movement for the renewal of common law meant that jurists harmonized legal concepts. From the fourteenth century the vision of the legal world was going to be overcome to form a new order. The doctrinal works of the modern era would describe a prince or sovereign who should be a model of virtue, who governed a society that gave his consent. It reaches a moment of maturity of the Hispanic Monarchy. With the arrival of the contemporary era, characterized by rationalism, the Monarchy will have a symbolic character, since the power of the prince was questioned after the French Revolution and the establishment of the constitutional movement.
Journal: Istorie, Cultura, Cetatenie in Uniunea Europeana
- Issue Year: 12/2019
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 143-152
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English