威尼斯共和宪政研究
[Abstract]:The eternal theme of constitutionalism is to restrict the state's political power, prevent the abuse of power, and protect people's freedom and rights through system design and arrangement.
The establishment and development of Venice's constitutionalism benefited from its unique natural and historical conditions. It avoided disputes and wars on the European continent by virtue of its advantageous geographical position in the coastal corner, and enabled its unique constitutional system to germinate in the feudal soil of the Middle Ages. In order to develop effective agricultural production, Venice embarked on the road of "establishing a state by commerce" at the beginning of its founding. In the history of hundreds of years, commercial trade has been the deep social and economic foundation of Venice's constitutional government. Constitutionalism has provided valuable historical and cultural resources.
The history of constitutionalism in Venice has undergone four stages of development. First, the period of childhood, about the fifth and eighth centuries, when Venice was just founded, it adopted the mode of "popular conference-military leader" to negotiate and govern the country. The political tone and future development trend of the constitutionalism in the Republic were initially determined. Second, the period of "youth", about 8-13. In the 20th century, the ruling class of Venetian merchants established and perfected the state political institutions in accordance with their own political ideals and realities of national conditions, clarified the division of powers and relations among the various institutions, and basically formed a political system with distinct Republican colors. Again, the "adult" period, about the 13th to 17th centuries, during this period, although The direct political participation of ordinary people is still greatly restricted, but the balance of restrictions among the political institutions has become the dominant mechanism of the state power structure. The constitutional system has matured and brought stability and prosperity to Venice for hundreds of years. It has directly led to the decline of Venice's economy and the demise of constitutional government.
Separation and checks and balances of political power are the most essential content of Venice's constitutional government. The Venetian national government is composed of several independent institutions, each with its own scope of responsibility, and the state power system presents a "block" structure of separation. The Senate, the Governor, the Executive Council and the Consultative Council constitute the supreme executive decision-making and executive organ of the state, the 40-member Committee and the 10-member Committee are equivalent to the judicial organs of the republic. This makes the political power of the state never centralized in the hands of a few aristocratic oligarchs, but shared by thousands of aristocrats by democratic vote. Political life marks itself.
Venice was the country with the highest degree of freedom in medieval Europe. The freedom of political and economic thought enjoyed by the citizens of Venice made it difficult for all European countries at that time. Although the statute law at that time was not very developed, Venice, after all, had embarked on a constitutional road in practice, which was governed by administrative law, legislative law and judicial law.
The Venetian constitutionalism is a masterpiece based on the realistic needs of Venice and the crystallization of the Venetian people's political wisdom.It creates a constitutional model with decentralization and checks and balances as the core and a certain degree of democracy, which not only regulates and satisfies people's desire for political participation and power sharing, but also allows no individual or group to monopolize state power for a long time. On the one hand, it prevented the emergence of autocratic dictatorship, on the other hand, it avoided the power struggle between the aristocratic sects of Florence in the same period. It brought about hundreds of years of political stability and economic prosperity in Venice, and created a world-famous "Venetian myth".
Of course, the constitutional system of Venice should not be overrated. Compared with the classical constitutionalism of ancient Greece and Rome and the modern constitutionalism of national sovereignty countries after the 17th century, there is still a considerable gap between the urban republicanism of Venice and the constitutionalism of Venice. The judiciary, the system of multiple decentralization and checks and balances, to a certain extent, hampers the administrative efficiency. Especially because Venice's constitutional government relies on a city-state of bullets and lacks the support of a powerful nation-state, its vitality is extremely fragile. Declare an end.
【学位授予单位】:山东师范大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2010
【分类号】:DD911;D954.6
【相似文献】
相关期刊论文 前10条
1 刘钢;;功夫在法外——《送法下乡》读后[J];法制与社会;2011年25期
2 陈柏峰;;纠纷解决与国家权力构成——豫南宋庄村调查[J];民间法;2009年00期
3 邹平学;;宪政发展的中国图景——以中国改革和宪政发展的互动关系为视角[J];宪政与行政法治评论;2007年00期
4 刘华超;;论当前我国新型国家与社会关系的建构[J];长春大学学报;2011年07期
5 马宝成;;基层重建需要新的治理理念[J];探索与争鸣;2011年07期
6 许磊;;浅析国家权力对公民权利的保障[J];经营管理者;2011年14期
7 殷艳梅;;我国刑事诉讼中当事人权益保障探究[J];安徽广播电视大学学报;2011年03期
8 范毅;;加强财税法制建设与促进国民收入分配政策的思考[J];新视野;2011年04期
9 俞正j;;全球性问题与国家[J];国际展望;2011年04期
10 常士;;多民族国家与民主关系的复杂性[J];云南行政学院学报;2011年03期
相关会议论文 前10条
1 陈寿灿;;宪政伦理研究:路径、问题与线索[A];中国伦理学三十年——中国伦理学会第七次全国会员代表大会暨学术讨论会论文汇编[C];2009年
2 王春福;;创新社会管理的核心是理顺权利和权力的关系[A];中国行政管理学会2011年年会暨“加强行政管理研究,,推动政府体制改革”研讨会论文集[C];2011年
3 方明;;中国财政转移支付的宪政透视[A];2010年“海右”全国博士生论坛(公共经济学)“经济社会发展转型的公共政策”学术研讨会论文集[C];2010年
4 马念珍;;简析国家权力制约与社会主义法律监督[A];首届贵州法学论坛文集[C];2000年
5 周尚文;;马克思主义国家权力观与当代中国[A];上海市社会科学界第五届学术年会文集(2007年度)(政治·法律·社会学科卷)[C];2007年
6 肖金明;李卫华;;全面财产权观念[A];财产权与行政法保护——中国法学会行政法学研究会2007年年会论文集[C];2007年
7 俞吾金;;如何准确地理解并翻译晚年恩格斯关于意识形态问题的两段重要论述[A];当代国外马克思主义评论(7)[C];2009年
8 郑炳U
本文编号:2234331
本文链接:https://www.wllwen.com/falvlunwen/fashilw/2234331.html