The Internet can have rules that encourage centralization – rules permitting network discrimination, rules protecting digital right management, rules providing for easy takedown – and with them rent-seeking, abusive sharecropping, spying and censorship.
Official Spanish policy aimed at maintaining an equilibrium between centralization and home rule.
Given the very different route that Prussia, Austria, Russia, Sweden, and France went with a centralization of absolute rule, why did it work out so differently for England/Britain and the Netherlands?
Evidence suggest that centralization signs must be ruled out prior to consideration of segmental pain provocation signs [ 22, 30].
Where reduction and growth processes, the complication and centralization of assets, populations, values, rules and rights all combine.
There is a clear direction here: from unity to diversity, from centralization to decentralization of power, from the rule of man to the rule of law, from being closed to being open, and from regulatory government to service-oriented government.
He shows the nature of that discontent among Qing dynasty scholars, resentful of the foreignness of Qing rule and its ruthless centralization of power.
"Regulation and centralization were glaringly absent," they add.
The importance of the centralization of control is particularly evident when the rule is put back into the context in which it was promulgated: in terms of judges' control over juries.
Dr. Abdel Shafi became a sharp critic of the centralization of power in the Palestinian territories under the rule of Yasir Arafat.
