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The State in the Third Millennium

Hans-Adam II’s own vision of the state. It is a source for studying the author’s political ideas and language of legitimacy, rather than a neutral textbook on Liechtenstein’s constitution.

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Title
The State in the Third Millennium
Author
Hans-Adam II
Language
EN
Category
Political essay · authored primary source
Historical scope
Contemporary
Edition and scope of the entry

Van Eck Verlag; third printing with corrections, 2017; 224 pages; ISBN 9783905881042. Details follow the publisher’s catalogue.

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Questions for further research

  1. Which passages describe existing law, and which propose changing it?
  2. How might the author’s interests and experience shape his argument?
Reading notes

Distinguish a political programme, the ruler’s self-interpretation and law in force. Compare constitutional claims with the constitution and independent legal analysis.

Sources and further research

  1. Van Eck Verlag · The State in the Third Millennium

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