Príklady monarchy

• In politics, she attempts to 'reconcile the freedom of republics and the tranquillity of monarchies'.

• While this may have appeared to solve the monarchy's immediate problems, in the long run it only made them worse.

• In such a situation, a writer who accounted for the monarchy's collapse could hope for a receptive readership.

• We exclude parliamentary monarchies, since our theoretical model does not apply and some of the critical variables cannot be measured.

• The authors look beyond familiar topics, question basic scholarly assumptions, and provide fresh perspectives on the monarchy's final decade.

• Fundamental misunderstandings, compounded by diplomatic blunders, sharply reduced whatever trust had existed between the two monarchies.

• Dramatically increasing repression in this way reflected the monarchy's determination to have provincial elites uphold royal authority.

• If all political institutions and nationalisms are contingent to an era, how does one account for the survival of historically defined monarchies?

• From this evidence he concludes that intermarriage between ruling families and other prominent families cannot account for monarchies' persistence over time.

• From the vantage point of three decades ago, monarchies were an endangered species.

• Dynastic monarchies rest on a narrower social base, but with oil rents enabling the regime to buy social support.

• Succession crises can provide a possible path toward democratization from authoritarian monarchies.

• There may, however, be drawbacks for monarchies when implementing political liberalization.

• If the new republic were to inspire others, it must preserve a pristine character, refuse to sully itself in the sordid international politics of monarchies.

• After all, the belief that state ceremony has functional uses can apply to republics just as easily as to monarchies.