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	Politeia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		According to Liddell and Scott's Greek-English Lexicon a meaning of politeia is "the conditions and rights of the citizen, or citizenship", analogous to the Latin civitas.
		Politeia is the original title of the book now in English known as The Republic.
		Along with monarchy and aristocracy politeia is one of the three virtuous forms of government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Politeia (900 words)

	International Catholic University: 27.3
		When speaking of politeia, the classics thought of the way of life of a community as essentially determined by its "form of government." We shall translate politeia by "regime," taking regime in the broad sense in which we sometimes take it when speaking, e.g., of the Ancien Regime of France.
		Politeia is ordinarily translated by "constitution." But when using the term "constitution" in political context, modern men almost inevitably mean a legal phenomenon, something like the fundamental law of the land, and not something like the constitution of the body or of the soul.
		The laws regarding a politeia may be deceptive, unintentionally and even intentionally, as to the true character of the politeia.
	home.comcast.net /~icuweb/c02703.htm (2147 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Politics \| Special Reports \| Politeia
		Politeia is a forum for social and economic thinking which aims to encourage reflection, discussion and debate about the place of the state in people's daily lives.
		Issues addressed by Politeia include work in the areas of pension provision and long-term care; strategies for high employment, labour regulation and law; the respective roles of state and of parents in education; constitutional change; and the economic and political choices facing the country with regard to globalisation and the EU.
		Politeia invites the shadow chancellor to give his end of term report on the government's economic record.
	politics.guardian.co.uk /thinktanks/page/0,10538,527156,00.html (580 words)

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		It shall not replace existing structures, but is meant rather to complement them, nor does it affect the statute and internal activities of the member organizations.
		The multilateral character of “Politeia” shall encourage every signatory to benefit from and keep in touch with people from regions they are traditionally less involved with.
		“Politeia” may be enlarged to include further associations provided they have an international outlook and are independent of any political or religious group.
	www.chez.com /olivaint/siteJeunes/accueil/english/politeiaagreement.htm (785 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2003.07.03
		It is arguable that Aristotle develops his concept of the politeia inductively, building on other forms of association, the family and mastery, the telos of the polis, the opinions of others, as well as the citizen.
		The politeia is the "ordering of the inhabitants," and the reader wonders how Aristotle could discuss the "ordering" of something before detailed discussion of that which is being ordered.
		Bates' strategy of translating "politeia" as "regime" is consistent with his observation that a translator should not try to remove ambiguity from a text by shifting translations as the context changes.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/2003/2003-07-03.html (2669 words)

	Politeia
		The Forum is organized by the Research Centre Politeia in cooperation with the University of Milan and a Promoting Committee composed by several well-known Italian companies and organizations.
		Politeia is responsible for the academic organization and supervision of the Forum, while the Promoting Committee provides the sponsorship of the Forum and participate in the definition of the annual agenda.
		Politeia is a non profit organization based in Milan and founded in 1983 with the purpose of promoting theoretical discussion on the relationship between ethics and public choices.
	www.politeia-centrostudi.org /forum (361 words)

	The Problem with Politeia as Polity
		Yet there is a problem with using "constitution" in that politeia is not to be understood as a written constitution such as we understand the term today.
		French translations usually render politeia as gouvernment, but this is also misleading to modern readers, in that changes in "governments" that occur after electoral defeats do not necessarily mean a change in the form of a political community.
		Given that the first use of politeia as a specific regime type is in reference to the regime of Plato's Laws and also to the rule of the guardians in Plato's Republic, we should not be too quick to think such a regime is considered a choiceworthy one in Aristotle's eyes.
	members.tripod.com /~batesca/polity.htm (8199 words)

	News / Politeia - IPP
		From May till December 2006, the Dutch Centre for Politicial Participation (IPP) from the Netherlands organises, in partnership with three organisations from Ireland, Romania and Slovenia, a European exchange of best practices in the field of participation and citizenship of underrepresented groups.
		On 9-10 December 2005 a networking seminar in Amsterdam was organised to revitalize the Politeia Network.
		Politeia Prinsengracht 915 / 1017 KD Amsterdam / Tel.+31 20 5217600 / Fax +31 20 6383118 / info@politeia.net
	www.politeia.net (368 words)

	Politeia > Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Politeia is a forum for social and economic thinking.
		Its aim is to encourage reflection, discussion and debate about the place of the state in the daily lives of men and women across the range of issues which affect them, from employment and tax to education, health and pensions.
		Politeia has just opened a new online forum for discussion and debate.
	www.politeia.co.uk (758 words)

	Politeia Newsletter 40 - December 2005 / Newsletter / Politeia - IPP
		The partner organisations of Politeia jointly organised quite a few conferences since then and have been active in the maintenance of the website www.politeia.net and this Politeia Newsletter.
		However, the remaining members of the board of Politeia decided earlier this year to formally dissolve the network in order to be able to revitalise it or build a completely new one with (new) partner organisations.
		As one of the founding fathers of Politeia, Ruud Veldhuis believed initially that the network might be able to help its member organisations in acquiring EU projects.
	www.politeia.net /newsletter/politeia_newsletter_40_december_2005 (1015 words)

	-- Center for democracy Foundation - Politeia -- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Aroused in different social and political environment, and based on students needs for knowledge and skills necessary for their understanding of the need for democracy and active citizenry, during 7 years POLITEIA has been changing and adjusting its curriculum according to the ongoing social changes.
		Started as one of the first alternative educational programs, POLITEIA became a recognized educational institution, attended by more than 1200 students from all over the country.
		From 2002-2005, POLITEIA was part of the wider educational program "INSTITUTE POLITEIA", supported by the European Union.
	www.centaronline.org /politeia/?xp36=en (239 words)

	Politeia-conference
		The Politeia Conference has been established to bring to a wider audience some of the innovative ideas driving discussions about the future of our society.
		This conference is a bi-annual event where creative and stimulating views about social an political events.
		The guestspeaker for this conference was Robert Bellah, who, within his later work, has reacted to the drastic consequences which ensue from the process of individualism: growing social inequality and the breakdown of public facilities.
	www.politeia-conferentie.be /index.php?LAN=E (437 words)

	CAMWS 2003: Christopher Planeaux
		Orgeones were not, by definition, members of a hereditary thiasoi, yet an orgeon could petition acceptance into a hereditary phratry, and the phratry offered access to Athenian politeia.
		Part III analyses the conceptual weakness of Athenian politeia: a hereditary privilege, which an individual could demonstrate through membership in legal and cultic societies.
		Part V proposes two hypotheses: 1) Athenian politeia was clearly defined from the top down, i.e.
	www.camws.org /meeting/2003/abstracts2003/planeaux.html (589 words)

	Unisa Online - politeia - journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Politeia is a prestigious accredited journal produced and published triannually by the departments of Political Sciences and Public Administration at the University of South Africa.
		The general aim of this Departmental publication is the promotion of the study of, and interest in, the political sciences and the science of public administration.
		Politeia is a journal accredited with the South African Department of Education and produced three times a year by the Departments of Political Sciences and Public Administration and Management, University of South Africa (Unisa).
	www.unisa.ac.za /default.asp?Cmd=ViewContent&ContentID=1625 (680 words)

	Xenophon's Athenaion Politeia: A Study By Correspondence Analysis -- LANA 7 (1): 17 -- Literary and Linguistic Computing
		Xenophon's Athenaion Politeia: A Study By Correspondence Analysis -- LANA 7 (1): 17 -- Literary and Linguistic Computing
		The paternity of Athenaion Politeia and Lakedaimonion Politeia,
		Politeia; That brings in new light on the old attribution of
	llc.oxfordjournals.org /cgi/content/abstract/7/1/17 (296 words)

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		Students of legal history will be indebted to Costanzo for the superb five-part series in Politeia depicting the crucial influence of Christianity on the development of Western lego-political thought.
		Despite the greater perduring value of Politeia, it is likely that the second volume of Costanzo's Political and Legal Studies, Studies in American Constitutional Law, will attract greater attention.
		Indeed, one small gauge, I suggest, of the recovery in Catholic higher education may well be the speed with which this superb study is added to the required reading lists of graduate students in politics and law.
	www.canonlaw.info /a_costanzo.htm (3936 words)

	Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Politeia’s new series will address the role of tax in economic life and how profligate public spending can be disciplined.
		Admissions policies, courses and even the concept of excellence have become victim to political pressure.
		Politeia will be holding a major conference on pensions policy to address the vital issues which this (and other) western countries must tackle now and in the future.
	www.politeia.co.uk /Events/tabid/53/Default.aspx (749 words)

	Unisa Online - politeia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Politeia Vol 21 No 2 2002 complete edition (pdf file: 987 kb)
		Politeia Vol 20 No 1 2001 complete edition (pdf file: 2,667 kb)
		Politeia Vol 20 No 3 2001 complete edition (pdf file: 1,8 kb)
	www.unisa.ac.za /default.asp?Cmd=ViewContent&ContentID=941 (178 words)

	Athens webcam - Athens weather
		Intense storm produced 16mm of rain in Politeia.
		Time lapse movie of the sudden storm that passed over Athens producing impressive wind gusts (>50Km/h), 11C drop in temp and 5mm of rain in Politeia.
		Watch the new time-lapse video filmed by Nifada, capturing Thursday morning's (12 Jan 2006) snow shower and subsequent thin snow cover over Politeia, at the northern edge of Athens.
	www.nifada.com (424 words)

	[No title]
		Last year, the publication of Politeia for a total of 1500 copies cost the society about $2300 and is one of the society's major expenditures.
		Yingchao the current treasurer has indicated to me that there is only about [undisclosed sum of money] left in the society for expenditure, and I personally would not like to see that as it would be strategically vulnerable.
		We give them the best story (or stories) from Politeia about current affairs or student stories SO THAT we can put a line at the bottom about Politeia online.
	www.xanga.com /rockjianrock/534837757/item.html (2255 words)

	Theme : Politeia-Conference__ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In order to resist anti-democratic feelings, we clearly need another sort of politics than 'lifestyle politics'.
		One aim of the Politeia Conference is to ask whether the decline of traditional ideology-based politics is an irreversible fact in light of the impact of the free market on the aspirations of citizens.
		Or is it possible to keep politics and the media out of the purely economic sphere, to create zones for real political debate and ethically inspired journalism?
	www.kuleuven.ac.be /oce/Politeia_eng/theme.htm (823 words)

	Re: FW: Politeia Newsletter, 38th issue, July 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		One day you are happily walking around in one of the heartlands of the European Union, and the next day, the first of June to be exact, your fellow Dutch citizens massively reject the European Constitution.
		Luuk van der Meer describes the Dutch confusion on that first of June, while Ivo Hartman, the new main editor of Politeia, analyses the consequences of the French 'Non' and the Dutch 'Nee'.
		Or, even better, you can give the answers yourself and send your contribution to info@politeia.net before the 1st of September 2005.
	www.civnet.org /journals/PoliteiaNewsletter38.html (617 words)

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