powers separation in the ion cÂmpineanu’s constitutional project

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Abstract
After the enforcement of the Organic Regulations a nd the establishment of the statutory reigns in 1834 a period of apparent relaxation followed for the claiming activity which had a national and social coverage and significance. During the four years of reigning (1834-1838) of statutory voivodes, legislative amendments were made in both countries and several memoirs were addressed to dignitaries from various categories of the Tsarist Empire, only one was addressed to the Ottoman Empire and one to an internal body (the voivode of the Romanian Country) memoirs due either to the nobility members, or to the Danubian Principalities voivodes, most of them to the Moldavian nobility and to Moldavia voivode Mihail Sturdza.
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Authors ;Roxana GHERGHE
Journal complex adaptive systems modeling
Year 2014
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