- A
polity is an
identifiable political entity,
defined as a
group of
people with a
collective identity, who are
organized by some form of institutionalized...
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Ecclesiastical polity is the
government of a church.
There are
local (congregational)
forms of
organization as well as denominational. A church's
polity may describe...
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latter type, the term "state" is
sometimes used to
refer to the
federated polities that make up the federation. (Other
terms that are used in such federal...
- Look up
polity in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
polity is, broadly, any kind of
political grouping.
Polity may also
refer to:
Polity (publisher)...
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Presbyterian (or presbyteral)
polity is a
method of
church governance ("ecclesiastical
polity")
typified by the rule of ****emblies of presbyters, or elders...
- An
episcopal polity is a
hierarchical form of
church governance ("ecclesiastical
polity") in
which the
chief local authorities are
called bishops. The...
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Polity is an
academic publisher in the
social sciences and humanities. It was
established in 1984 in
Cambridge by
David Held and
Anthony Giddens at the...
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Congregational polity, or
congregationalist polity,
often known as congregationalism, is a
system of
ecclesiastical polity in
which every local church...
- The
Polity data
series is a data
series in
political science research.
Along with the V-Dem
Democracy indices project and
Democracy Index (The Economist)...
- Peer-
polity interaction is a
concept in
archaeological theory,
developed by
Colin Renfrew and John Cherry, to
explain changes in
society and
material culture...
