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What are the three elements that must coexist to constitute a State?
What are the three elements that must coexist to constitute a State?
- People, territory, and sovereignty (correct)
- People, culture, and history
- People, language, and ethnicity
- Citizens, land, and religion
What is the 'law of the blood' known as in Italy?
What is the 'law of the blood' known as in Italy?
- Ius sànguinis (correct)
- Ius soli
- Ius populus
- Ius conubii
Which element is NOT necessary for the existence of a State?
Which element is NOT necessary for the existence of a State?
- Sovereignty
- People
- Territory
- Citizenship (correct)
What constitutes citizenship in Italy based on the 'law of the soil'?
What constitutes citizenship in Italy based on the 'law of the soil'?
'Public law deals with the relationship between _______ and ______.' Fill in the blanks.
'Public law deals with the relationship between _______ and ______.' Fill in the blanks.
'What about nomadic people?' This question pertains to the need for what element to constitute a State?
'What about nomadic people?' This question pertains to the need for what element to constitute a State?
According to Costantino Mortati, what is the State?
According to Costantino Mortati, what is the State?
What is sovereignty in the context of the text?
What is sovereignty in the context of the text?
In what way does the text describe sovereignty?
In what way does the text describe sovereignty?
Why is sovereignty considered an important aspect of a State?
Why is sovereignty considered an important aspect of a State?
Can sovereignty be considered an absolute value in the global era?
Can sovereignty be considered an absolute value in the global era?
What does the Rule of Law refer to in public law?
What does the Rule of Law refer to in public law?
What does Public Law primarily regulate?
What does Public Law primarily regulate?
What is one limitation of the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other States in the age of globalization?
What is one limitation of the principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other States in the age of globalization?
When is the MOCK TEST scheduled for Stream A?
When is the MOCK TEST scheduled for Stream A?
What does Article 11 of the Italian Constitution state regarding sovereignty?
What does Article 11 of the Italian Constitution state regarding sovereignty?
Who will be teaching on 10th May (morning) in Stream B?
Who will be teaching on 10th May (morning) in Stream B?
Which of the following is considered part of a State's territory as mentioned in the text?
Which of the following is considered part of a State's territory as mentioned in the text?
What is the focus of Bachelor’s Degree in Business & Management?
What is the focus of Bachelor’s Degree in Business & Management?
In the context of citizenship and sovereignty, what does it mean to be 'people'?
In the context of citizenship and sovereignty, what does it mean to be 'people'?
Which professor teaches on 12th March in both Stream A and Stream B?
Which professor teaches on 12th March in both Stream A and Stream B?
How does joining the EU impact a State's national sovereignty based on the text?
How does joining the EU impact a State's national sovereignty based on the text?
On which date are the Campus SME Presentations scheduled for Stream A?
On which date are the Campus SME Presentations scheduled for Stream A?
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Elements of a State
- A State requires a defined territory, a stable population, and a government.
Italian Citizenship Laws
- In Italy, the 'law of the blood' is known as ius sanguinis.
- Ius soli, or the 'law of the soil', grants Italian citizenship to those born within Italian territory, under specific conditions.
Necessary Elements of a State
- A defined territory is necessary for a State's existence. A stable population and a government are also necessary, but the question implies that a defined territory is the key.
Public Law
- Public law deals with the relationship between the State and individuals.
Nomadic People and Statehood
- The question regarding nomadic people highlights the need for a defined territory to constitute a State.
Definition of a State (Mortati)
- According to Costantino Mortati, a State is a politically organized community controlling a territory.
Sovereignty
- Sovereignty is the supreme authority within a territory, free from external control.
- Sovereignty was described as an element that makes a state a state and it is supreme authority within its territory.
- Sovereignty is crucial for a State's independence and ability to govern itself.
- In the global era, sovereignty is not absolute due to international relations and agreements.
Rule of Law
- In public law, the Rule of Law signifies the supremacy of law over arbitrary power.
Public Law Regulation
- Public law primarily regulates the organization and functioning of the State and its relationship with individuals and other States.
Limitations of Non-Interference
- The principle of non-interference in internal affairs is limited in the globalized world due to humanitarian interventions and international law enforcement.
Mock Test Schedule (Stream A)
- The provided text does not specify the date of the mock test for Stream A.
Article 11 of the Italian Constitution
- Article 11 of the Italian Constitution addresses the renunciation of war as an instrument of international policy and commitment to international organizations to promote peace. The exact wording regarding sovereignty would be required for a more detailed response.
Stream B Teaching Schedule
- The text does not mention who will be teaching in Stream B on May 10th (morning).
State Territory
- The provided text lacks information about what constitutes a state's territory.
Business & Management Degree Focus
- The focus of a Bachelor's Degree in Business & Management is not detailed in the supplied text.
'People' in Citizenship and Sovereignty
- In the context of citizenship and sovereignty, 'people' refers to a community inhabiting and sharing a common bond within a defined state.
Professor Teaching Both Streams
- The text does not list a professor teaching in both Stream A and B on March 12th.
EU Membership and Sovereignty
- The impact of EU membership on a State's national sovereignty is not detailed in the text.
Campus SME Presentations (Stream A)
- The text does not specify the date of the Campus SME Presentations for Stream A.
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