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Wybrane aspekty prawne relacji między państwem i Kościołem w Polsce

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Kornecki T.
Studia Socialia Cracoviensia
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2009
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issue 1
203-211
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Selected legal aspects of the relations between the State and the Church in Poland. The Church is a community that enriches the state and particular nations. The legal regulation that concerns the community and whose aim is to ensure its freedom is also a kind of repayment of a “loan” that the state “takes out” in the Church, which in that very state is a guardian of morality and ethics. The Church acts in a given cultural, national, state reality, which is why it needs legal regulations in fulfilling its mission. In Poland, apart from The Constitution, the most important legal act regarding the coexistence between the State and the Church is the Concordat. The present study will discuss certain aspects of the Church’s mission within the latter legal regulation.
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Stratehii rozvytku Ukrainy i dylema spetsialnykh ekonomichnykh zon: subsydiarnyi rehionalizm versus systemnyi derehulovanyi traibalizm

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Sinchenko V. V.
Mekhanizm Rehuluvannya Economiky
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2011
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vol. 2 (52)
60-69
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The paper carried out a study of models of modern trends in special economic zones in the context of national and global economy. Analyzed forms of regulation of regional economic development in the areas of industrial cooperation and the problem of creating an integrated system of the domestic market. We study the effectiveness of various forms of centralized and decentralized control regions.
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