In the previous part of our analysis (part IV) we presented, among other things, the reasons for the sovereign state’s progress towards its final formatting. We have also highlighted the ways in which the different groups of common interests of citizens used to delay and/or cancel the implementation of Government policy. At the same time,
In our previous analysis, we presented the different models of the state that emerged in Europe during the period 1100-1400 A.D. Moreover, we highlighted the reasons for two models of state, the English and the French respectively, but also how the main state institutions were developed in these models of state. In our present analysis
In our previous analysis, we presented some basic structures and elements that both their appearance and their implementation in society gradually created the first basic institutions of the State, the state as a concept, which appeared in the whole of Western Europe. The fact that the models of the state developed by England and France
The institution of the Church had an important role in the process of developing the state in Europe. The fact that Christianity has conquered the Roman Empire by gradually making it sovereign to its citizens does not mean that it has conquered Europe during the same period under consideration. Western Europe has been delayed in
The highest form of organization of a people is the state. The history of shaping the state in the first world, Europe, shows us that in order to reach the current form of organization that have the states all over the world, the institution of the state has gone through specific shaping tendencies in order
