POLI 212 Lecture Notes - Radical Democracy, Napoleonic Wars, International Relations
2 Oct 2014
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January 20, 2012: midterm is after the break march 5th in class 55 minutes, topic 1 finishes on wednesday. Political regime a republic (a radical commitment because it"s a challenge to monarchical regimes the modal form of politics in. Europe at the time: commitment 2 - from a republican point of view, the essence and role of the catholic church in european society is a concern. Republic intuition organized catholicism is a support for monarchies. Republicanism is therefore a challenge to catholicism in 2 ways: the importance of catholicism in particular societies/states, the importance of the catholic church in interstate relations, papacy is involved in all societies international actor. Protestant reformation had not taken deep root: french revolution. Republicans in the later stages wanted a complete break from the past. The church and state in france were not formally separated. They attempted to introduce a civil religion a political substitute to.
