It is also clearer in its separation of what the organism statically is (what it tangibly inherits) and what it dynamically does (its functionality and behavior).
How firm is its separation of church and state?
Other rallies opposing the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy on illegal border crossings and its separation of children from their parents have been planned throughout the week.
Berle and Means' 1932 classic book, The Modern Corporation and Private Property, is often remembered for characterizing the modern corporation by its separation of ownership (shareholders) from control (managers).
But the constitution, with its separation of powers and its checks and balances, has proved to be a flimsy document in the past, most notably in the years in which it was crumpled up by the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos.
The government they structured -- with its separation of powers, its limited national control over state and local police forces and its independent judiciary -- was intended to protect against tyranny, but it also had the unintended consequence of making it harder for democratically elected leaders to get things done.
In striking contrast to the United States, with its separation of church and state, Germany uses its religion taxes for the salaries of priests and rabbis, the construction of churches and a sprawling array of church-run social programs, from Christian day-care centers and kindergartens to drug-counseling clinics and hospitals.
The Berle-Means corporation,1 with its separation of management and risk bearing and the attendant agency conflict between managers and shareholders, is now widely recognized as being as much a creature of the American pattern of law and politics as the handiwork of neutral market forces.2This recognition underscores the need to place the American experience in a comparative perspective.
As long as the task force refused to claim executive privilege, its separation of powers claim was "hypothetical," the court wrote.
Although the Protestant Reformation, in its rejection of clerical celibacy, its affirmation of the vocation of the laity, and its separation of temporal and spiritual authority, resolved the contradiction between the spirit and the flesh that was characteristic of medieval Catholicism, Feuerbach argues, it failed to resolve the contradiction between faith and reason, or theology and philosophy.
How the government will essentially undo its separation of thousands of families under its "zero tolerance policy" is not immediately clear.
