Church-State Relations in Georgia: Legal Frames and General Overview

Dimitry Gegenava

doi:10.32084/tekapr.2018.11.2-8

Tom 11 Nr 2 (2018)

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Relacje Kościół-państwo w Gruzji: porządek prawny i zarys ogólny

Dimitry Gegenava⁺⁻

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.32084/tekapr.2018.11.2-8 [Google Scholar]
Opublikowane: 31.12.2018

Abstrakt

Artykuł dotyczy relacji między Kościołem i państwem w Gruzji. Autor wskazuje system tych relacji. Analizuje konstytucyjne podstawy wolności religijnej w Gruzji oraz status prawny organizacji religijnych. W szczególności analizuje unormowania dotyczące gruzińskiego Kościoła prawosławnego w kontekście ulg podatkowych, przywilejów i kwestii odszkodowawczych.

Bibliografia

Gegenava, Dimitry. 2013. “Main Aspects of Church-State Relations (1917-1921) and first Constitution of Georgia.” In Democratic Republic of Georgia and Constitution of 1921, edited by Dimitry Gegenava, and Paata Javakhishvili, 179–181. Tbilisi: Prince David Institute for Law. [Google Scholar]
Gegenava, Dimitry. 2016. “Some Technical and Legal Problems of the Constitutional Agreement.” Journal of Law 1:158–168. [Google Scholar]
Isakhanyan, Levon. 2013. “Analysis of Legal Issues Related to the Armenian Diocese in Georgia.” In Freedom of Religion in Georgia and Armenia, Regional Conference on the Freedom of Religion or Belief. Conference Report, edited by Ewa Chylinski, and Denola Chkhartishvili, 20–23. Tbilisi: European Centre for Minority Issues – Caucasus. [Google Scholar]
Izoria, Levan, Konstantine Korkelia, Konstantine Kublashvili, and Giorgi Khubua. 2005. Comments on the Georgian Constitution. Fundamental Human Rights and Freedoms. Tbilisi: Meridiani publishing house. [Google Scholar]
Khetsuriani, Johni. 2002. “Constitutional Basis of Georgian Church.” Human and Constitution 2:13–14. [Google Scholar]
Korkelia, Konstantine, Nana Mchedlidze, and Alexander Nalbandov. 2004. Compatibility of Georgian Legislation with the Standards of the European Convention on Human Rights and Its Protocols. Tbilisi: Bakur Sulakauri Publishing. [Google Scholar]
Locklin, Reid B. 2012. “The Many Windows of the Wall.” Constitutional Law Review 5:72–92. [Google Scholar]
Vogel, Hans. H. 2001. “Comments on the Draft Constitutional Agreement between the State of Georgia and the Apostle Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Georgia.” CDL (2001) 63, European Commission for Democracy Through Law (Venice Commission), Strasbourg, 28 June. [Google Scholar]

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Słowa kluczowe

relacje Kościół-państwo
Gruzja
demokracja
gruziński Kościół prawosławny

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Gegenava, D. (2018). Relacje Kościół-państwo w Gruzji: porządek prawny i zarys ogólny. Teka Komisji Prawniczej PAN Oddział W Lublinie, 11(2), 121–130. https://doi.org/10.32084/tekapr.2018.11.2-8

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[1] Gegenava, Dimitry. 2013. “Main Aspects of Church-State Relations (1917-1921) and first Constitution of Georgia.” In Democratic Republic of Georgia and Constitution of 1921, edited by Dimitry Gegenava, and Paata Javakhishvili, 179–181. Tbilisi: Prince David Institute for Law. [Google Scholar]

[2] Gegenava, Dimitry. 2016. “Some Technical and Legal Problems of the Constitutional Agreement.” Journal of Law 1:158–168. [Google Scholar]

[3] Isakhanyan, Levon. 2013. “Analysis of Legal Issues Related to the Armenian Diocese in Georgia.” In Freedom of Religion in Georgia and Armenia, Regional Conference on the Freedom of Religion or Belief. Conference Report, edited by Ewa Chylinski, and Denola Chkhartishvili, 20–23. Tbilisi: European Centre for Minority Issues – Caucasus. [Google Scholar]

[4] Izoria, Levan, Konstantine Korkelia, Konstantine Kublashvili, and Giorgi Khubua. 2005. Comments on the Georgian Constitution. Fundamental Human Rights and Freedoms. Tbilisi: Meridiani publishing house. [Google Scholar]

[5] Khetsuriani, Johni. 2002. “Constitutional Basis of Georgian Church.” Human and Constitution 2:13–14. [Google Scholar]

[6] Korkelia, Konstantine, Nana Mchedlidze, and Alexander Nalbandov. 2004. Compatibility of Georgian Legislation with the Standards of the European Convention on Human Rights and Its Protocols. Tbilisi: Bakur Sulakauri Publishing. [Google Scholar]

[7] Locklin, Reid B. 2012. “The Many Windows of the Wall.” Constitutional Law Review 5:72–92. [Google Scholar]

[8] Vogel, Hans. H. 2001. “Comments on the Draft Constitutional Agreement between the State of Georgia and the Apostle Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Georgia.” CDL (2001) 63, European Commission for Democracy Through Law (Venice Commission), Strasbourg, 28 June. [Google Scholar]