Chapter
Chapter II:
THE THEORETICAL ASCENDANCY
1. The Negative Group: “Does One Need to Had a Government?”
2. The Positive Group: “To What Extent the Government Should Had Power”
3. Moderate Group: “On the Center of the Pendulum.”
Chapter III:
THE NOTIONS OF DEMOCRACY AND CONSTITUTIONALISM; CONSTITUTIONAL GROWTH
Parliamentary Model: French Type
Parliamentary Models: English Type
2. Codified System of Laws (The “Civil Code”)
Chapter IV:
AUTHORITARIANISM AND THE 20TH CENTURY TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP
CONSTITUTIONALISM AND CONSTITUTIONAL GROWTH IN THE 20TH CENTURY TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP
CONSTITUTIONAL MODEL OF FASCISM
THE CONSTITUTIONAL GROWTH
CONSTITUTIONAL MODEL OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM
THE CONSTITUTIONAL GROWTH
CONSTITUTIONAL MODEL OF COMMUNISM
THE CONSTITUTIONAL GROWTH
Chapter V:
REDEFINING THE TRADITIONAL TERMS
State and State-Generated Sovereignty
People and Nation; Nation-Generated (National) Sovereignty
Chapter VI:
STATE-PEOPLE, STATE-NATION INTERACTION IN DEMOCRACY AND IN THE 20TH CENTURY TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP
Chapter VII:
GENERATING STATE POWER. TYPES, AMOUNT, UTILIZATION
Chapter VIII:
INTERNATIONAL LAW: ARRANGEMENTS FOR ORDERLY STATE ACTIVITY ON LAND, SEA AND AIR
WHAT WAS THIS ALL ABOUT AND WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
Political Facts and Perceptions
( Global Political Studies )
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