The AntiSecessionLaw zh s t p F n F nli Gu ji F is a law of the People s Republic ... that the National People s Congress in its upcoming session would enact an antisecessionlaw , without ... 200503 14 eng20050314 176746.html Full text of the antisecessionlaw in English Wikinews Hundreds of thousands protest antisecessionlaw in Taiwan http www.people.com.cn BIG5 shizheng 1026 3062967.html People s Daily AntisecessionLaw will not be applied in Hong Kong and Macau in Traditional ... lead to the formulation in 2003 and 2004 of the AntiSecessionLaw. In early 2004 a similar ... the heavy debate surrounding it and the suggestion that some sort of antisecessionlaw would ... opinion polls have revealed that 80 of Taiwan residents oppose such an antisecessionlaw and a majority ... Shui bian commented on the antisecessionlaw during his 2005 new year speech Such actions will not only ... English translation of the law is the AntiSecessionLaw , the Mainland Affairs Council on Taiwan has consistently translated it as Anti Separation law as secession implies that Taiwan is a part of the PRC ... treason or antisecession provision of the Hong Kong Basic Law Article 23 Basic Law Article 23 ... of missiles in southern China aimed across the Taiwan Straits and at the so called antisecessionlaw ... it had China not passed the antisecessionlaw. ref http www.foreignminister.gov.au transcripts 2005 050314 sky.html ref Several other nations expressed support for the PRC s antisecessionlaw ... law regulating a possible declaration of independence of Quebec SecessionPeople s Republic of China ... antisecessionlaw 2004 12 19 http news.bbc.co.uk 1 hi world asia pacific 4303907.stm BBC News ... Jintao , President of the People s Republic of China , promulgated the law with http www.china.org.cn ... Promotion Law of the People s Republic of China zh c , it was authored by a Chinese ... China with the People s Republic of China referred to in the law as the State . Article six deals ... more details
adopted the AntiSecessionLaw of the People s Republic of China . See Taiwan independence . Within ... rights to secession under certain circumstances, mostly related to oppression by people of other ... Corporation, 2006. Secession And International Law Conflict Avoidance regional Appraisals , United Nations Publications, 2006. Marcelo G. Kohen Editor , Secession International Law Perspectives , Cambridge ...Other uses Secession disambiguation Secession derived from the Latin term secessio is the act of withdrawing from an organization, union, or especially a political entity. Threats of secession also can ... entries secessionSecession , Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2007. ref Secession theory Mainstream political theory largely ignored theories of secession until the dissolution of the Soviet Union , Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia in the early 1990s through secession. Theories of secession ... s authority, be it based on God s will , consent of the people, the morality of goals, or usefulness to obtaining goals. ref Scott Boykin, The Ethics of Secession , in David Gordon, Secession, State and Liberty , Transactions Publishers, 1998. ref In his 1991 book Secession The Morality of Political ... Allen Buchanan, Secession The Morality of Political Divorce From Fort Sumter to Lithuania and Quebec ... Robert W. McGee s article Secession Reconsidered . He writes from a Libertarianism libertarian perspective, but holds that secession is justified only if secessionists can create a viable, if minimal ... 1 11 1 2.pdf Secession Reconsidered , the Journal of Libertarian Studies , Fall 1994. ref In April 1995 the Ludwig Von Mises Institute sponsored a secession conference. Papers from the conference were later published in the book Secession, State and Liberty by David Gordon. Among articles included were The Secession Tradition in America by Donald Livingston The Ethics of Secession by Scott Boykin ... Secession Movements Prior to the War Between the States by Thomas DiLorenzo Was the Union Army s Invasion ... more details
Anti literacy law is legislation outlawing the teaching of literacy to a group or groups of people. In the United States Anti literacy law was in force in many Confederate States of America Confederate states before and during the American Civil War regarding slaves, freedmen, and in some cases all people of color ref http www.sonofthesouth.net leefoundation civil war 1862 june slaves read write.htm ref . These largely came into force following the Nat Turner Slave Rebellion. References reflist Category Literacy ... more details
Anti discrimination law refers to the law on the right of people to be treated equality before the law equally and therefore is broken by millions of people. Some countries mandate that in employment, in consumer transactions and in political participation people must be dealt with on an equal basis regardless of sex, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexuality and sometimes religious and political views. Examples Examples of anti discrimination law include, Age Discrimination Act of 1975 Racial Discrimination Act 1975 Disability discrimination act Anti Discrimination Act 1977 Title IX Notable Exceptions One notable exception provided for in many nations is the exclusion of women from holding certain positions in the military, such as serving in front line combat capacities or aboard submarines. The reason given varies, for example, the British Royal Navy cite the reason for not allowing women to serve aboard submarines as medical and related to the safety of an unborn fetus, rather than that of combat effectiveness. ref http www.royal navy.mod.uk server show nav.2560 More Submarine FAQs , See question number 15 Why are women not permitted to serve on submarines? Royal Navy website. Retrieved 30 03 2008 ref ref http www.mod.uk DefenceInternet FactSheets WomenInTheArmedForces.htm MOD factsheet Women in the armed forces . Retrieved 30 03 2008 ref See also List of anti discrimination acts Labour lawAnti discrimination laws in Brazil Employment discrimination law in the United States Employment discrimination law in the United Kingdom History of women in the military References reflist External links http fra.europa.eu fraWebsite research publications publications per year pub handbook caselaw en.htm Handbook on European non discrimination law , Fundamental Rights Agency , 2011 Law Category Discrimination lawlaw stub de Antidiskriminierungsgesetz ... more details
Image 1846 Anti Corn Law League Meeting.jpg thumb right 250px A meeting of the Anti Corn Law League in Exeter Hall during 1846. The Anti Corn Law League was in effect the resumption of the Anti Corn Law Association, which had been created in London during 1836 but did not obtain widespread popularity. The Anti Corn Law League was initiated in Manchester during 1838. Richard Cobden and John Bright were the two principal persons of the league while George Wilson reformer George Wilson , the president of the League, was in charge of administrative duties. Joseph Ivimey, the Superintendent Registrar for St Pancras, was an active member and acted as the League s solicitor. The goal of the league was the abolition of the Corn Laws , achieved during 1846, after which the league challenged other protectionism protectionist practices in the United Kingdom. The goal was to establish a fully free trade economy and thus decrease the price of basic food products such as bread and agricultural produce , to enhance the performance of agriculture and industry, and to create stronger commercial relations supposedly the guarantors of peace with other nations. See also Manchester capitalism Further reading H. J. Leech Ed. The public letters of the Right Hon. John Bright . London Low, Marston & Co., 1895. Reprint New York, NY Kraus Reprint, 1969. Paul A. Pickering and Alex Tyrrell The people s bread, a history of the Anti Corn Law League . London Leicester University Press, 2000. Includes bibliographical ... The Anti Corn Law League 1838 1846 . London Allen & Unwin, 1958. Reprinted, Aldershot Gregg Revivals, 1993. Archibald Philipp Primrose Earl of Rosebery Lord Rosebery s Speech on the Anti Corn Law League ... Kingdom de Anti Corn Law League es Liga contra las leyes de cereales gan ja ru ... Hon. John Bright, M.P. , 2 vols., 1881. Obituary in The Law Times for Joseph Ivimey, pub 9 November ... Prentice History of the Anti cornlaw league . London. 1853, 2 vol. . 2. ed. with a new introd. by W ... more details
The Belgian Anti Racism Law , in full, the Law of July 30, 1981 on the punishment of certain acts inspired by racism or xenophobia , is a law against hate speech and discrimination passed by the Belgian ... contre courant , Le Soir , 31 July 2011 ref Content of the law Among others, the following acts were made illegal by the Anti Racism Law Incitement to discrimination, hatred or violence against ... or communicated to several people. Evolution of the legislation Main Law of July 30, 1981 on the punishment ... Anti racism Category Belgian legislation Anti Racism Law Category Hate speech Category 1981 in law ... or xenophobia illegal. It is also known as the Moureaux Law , as it was proposed to the Parliament by Justice Minister Philippe Moureaux . Historical context The first Belgian law proposal against .... The law proposal was introduced twice in 1966 1967 an again twice in 1968 1969. ref http mrax.be spip.php ... of this public mood to introduce the law project before the Parliament without consulting the Prime ... either in public meetings or places or in the presence of several people, in a place that is not public but accessible to a number of people who are entitled to meet or visit there or in any place ... legislation , Belgian Justice Ministry website ref Law of February 15, 1993 creating a Centre for Equal Opportunities and Opposition to Racism M.B. February 19, 1993 Law of April 12, 1994 modifying the Law of July 30, 1981 M.B. May 14, 1994 Law of March 23, 1995 tending to repress negation, minimization ... during the Second World War Belgian Holocaust denial lawLaw of May 7, 1999 modifying the law of July 30, 1981 and the law of March 23, 1995 M.B. June 25, 1999 Law of June 26, 2000 concerning the introduction ... M.B. July 29, 2000 Law of January 20, 2003 concerning the reinforcement of legislation against racism M.B. February 12, 2003 and erratum May 14, 2003 Law of January 23, 2003 concerning the matching of legal dispositions in force with the July 10, 1996 law abolishing death penalty and modifying ... more details
An anti plug molding law is a statute, usually a state law, that prohibits the use of an original product, such as a boat hull, as a plug for making a mold to use to make copies of the original product. The plug is the core around which the walls of the mold are formed and the contours of which the mold replicates in reverse. ref See http holoholo.org canunews paddle99 hullcopy.html Outrigger Hull Design Protection . ref Technology The Federal Circuit described plug molding technology in these terms, in its decision in the Interpart case, discussed below blockquote The California plug molding statute...proscribes use of the product itself for a pattern or plug in a direct molding process. In that process, the product is entirely coated with a mold forming substance that sets and which is then removed from the product and used as the mold for making numerous replicas of the product. This process is substantially less expensive than developing a mold from scratch, something the original product manufacturer has to do. blockquote Legal challenges Image CarMirror.jpg 300px right thumb Drawing ... Circuit upheld the California anti plug molding law against a preemption challenge, when it was invoked to stop copying of an automobile rear view mirror. The court said that the law prevents unscrupulous ... 141 1989 . ref in 1989 the United States Supreme Court held the Florida anti plug molding law preempted because it partially duplicated and therefore interfered with federal patent law. ref At the time ... by federal law. In 1985 in Interpart Corp. v. Italia , ref http www.altlaw.org v1 cases 414545 ... law does not clash with the federal patent law the two laws have different objectives. ... W e see nothing ... law preempted on the same ground. The Supreme Court commented adversely on the Interpart decision. First, the Court brushed aside the Federal Circuit s characterization of the law as one preventing ... States intellectual property law ... more details
law Category Anti competitive behaviour ...one source date December 2010 Anti siphoning laws and regulations are designed to prevent pay television broadcasters from buying monopoly rights to televise important and culturally significant events before free to air television has a chance to bid on them. The theory is that if such a monopoly was allowed, then the poor would be unable to view the important and culturally significant events. Generally the laws allow pay TV to bid for such monopoly rights only if free to air television has declined to bid on them. Anti siphoning in the United States was introduced by the Federal Communications Commission FCC in 1975 and was soon overturned as unconstitutional. Australia s Anti siphoning laws were introduced in 1992 and remain in force to date. They also affect free to air Digital television digital only services , and require that certain programmes be simulcast on Analog television analogue channels. United States In the early days of cable television the Federal Communications Commission refused to regulate it. In 1958 the FCC ruled that cable TV was not a common carrier and thus is not subject to FCC jurisdiction. In 1960 the FCC lobbied against placing cable TV under its jurisdiction, arguing that the administrative burden is inadequate to low perceived threats of unchecked cable development. In 1965 the FCC changed its stance and imposed must carry rules, requiring cable providers to carry local free to air channels, and banned importation of distant channels that duplicated content available on local free to air channels. In the end of the 1960s the public and the government ... of demand . ref name P22 Perrine, p. 22. ref In 1975 the FCC imposed anti siphoning regulation that virtually ... have gone to exclusive pay tv contracts. Australia further2 Australia s Anti siphoning laws Notes reflist ... files Constit Challenges James Perrine1.pdf Constitutional Challenges to Anti Siphoning ... more details
The Anti Urinal Bill or Proposition 411 , is legislation that was passed by the Wheelock city council in Wheelock, Texas on March of 1952. The legislation called for many restrictions regarding the restrooms of any public buildings built within Wheelock city limits. History In a meeting in early May of 1952, council member Gene Hill proposed a piece of legislation which essentially put restrictions on the specifications of restrooms in all public buildings. His request labeled Proposition 411 passed with a council vote of 4 1 and was put into effect a week later. The legislation stated that Fresh soap must be present in every bathroom Only non wooden stall doors could be used Modern pluming must be installed in all establishments Proposition 411 also Prevented the building of co ed bathrooms family bathrooms Contained constraints regarding the size of men s and women s bathrooms But the most famous and talked about aspect of Proposition 411 was that it also banned the use of urinals or tank less toilets from public bathrooms. Called the anti urinal bill by locals, the bill was the first of its kind in the whole state of Texas to impose local limitations to public restrooms. It was mentioned briefly by the nearby The Eagle newspaper Bryan Eagle ref cite news last Hanson first John title Restroom Bill Passes in Wheelock url http www.theeagle.com accessdate 17 May 2011 newspaper The Bryan Eagle date May 5, 1952 ref and Robertson County Gazette as well as in the inaugural edition of Mad magazine Mad magazine. ref cite web url http www.mad.com archive 56jk 401.html title October November Strange but REAL publisher Mad magazine Mad Magazine date accessdate 24 January 2011 ref According to local historian Jennette Rivers, ref cite book last Rivers first Jennette title Texas Local Histories year 1998 publisher HarperCollins location Chapter 5 pages 56 57, 68 ref the townspeople ... Texas External links http www.texas.gov State of Texas Website Texas Category Texas law ... more details
orphan date December 2009 The Nazi Anti Flag Desecration Law was a law passed under the Nazi regime, making it illegal to burn , destroy , or otherwise desecrate the flag . Category Law in Nazi Germany Germany law stub Nazi stub ... more details
Politics of the People s Republic of China Unreferenced date June 2011 Law of the People s Republic of China ... listed in the Legislation Law of the People s Republic of China Legislation Law , constitutional ... down legislation. However under the Administrative Procedure Law of the People s Republic of China , they do ... of laws, the process to resolve this conflict is outlined in the Legislation Law of the People ... exist in a hierarchy, which is defined by the Legislation Law of the People s Republic of China ... agency or by a local People s Government Major areas of law are substantive laws and procedural ... procedure law . Civil law and Civil Procedure Law In 1986 the National People s Congress adopted the General Principles of the Civil Law of the People s Republic of China , which helped ... Civil Code. The National People s Congress has so far promulgated Marriage Law, Adoption Law ... latest enactment is the Law of the People s Republic of China on the Laws Applicable to Foreign ... Law The State Council of the People s Republic of China State Council is authorized to promulgate administrative ... the power of regulation. The Administrative Procedure Law of the People s Republic of China 1989 allows ... organs must not conflict with the Constitution or law. In addition, local people s governments must ... Law of the People s Republic of China have incorporated in legislation concepts copied from American securities law. National People s Congress The highest legislative authority is the National People ... Law of Local People s Congresses and Local People s Governments allows congresses at the provincial .... People s courts Under the Organic Law of the People s Courts 1983 , judicial power is exercised ... shall become effective immediately. In accordance with Article 11 of the Organic Law, the people ... by the Organic Law of the People s Procuratorates 1983 . The Supreme People s Procuratorate ... law specialists and cadres caused the system to break down. In the 1952 three anti s n f n and five ... more details
Infobox law school image Image PCL logo.png name People s College of Law parent established 1974 type Private university Private , Non profit Law School endowment parent endowment head city Los Angeles ... costs.htm People s College of Law costs ref homepage http peoplescollegeoflaw.edu People s College of Law motto Producing Peoples Lawyers aba profile The People s College of Law PCL is an unaccredited, private, non profit Law school in the United States law school located in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles, California . PCL offers a part time, four year evening law program centered around work in the public interest . History Aimed at addressing inequities in law and society ... of Law Unaccredited California Law Schools DEFAULTSORT People s College Of Law Category Law schools ... information.htm PCL General Information ref PCL uses an alternative method of law school admission which rejects the Law School Admission Test LSAT due to what the school views as its cultural and sociological ... Examiners Registered Unaccredited Fixed facility Law Schools in California 10 4 2010 ref of the State Bar of California as an unaccredited law school and may grant the juris doctor J.D. law degree . Its students must take and pass the State Bar of California Lawyer admissions First Year Law Students ... for their law study and eventually qualify to sit for the California Bar Examination . It is not approved by the American Bar Association Accreditation of law schools American Bar Association . ref cite web url http www.americanbar.org groups legal education resources aba approved law schools by year approved.html title ABA Approved Law Schools by Year work ABA website accessdate April 1, 2011 ref Bar pass rates For the years 1997 through 2010, 29 People s College graduates have taken the California ... Bar Examination Statistics ref Noted people The current Mayor of Los Angeles, California Mayor ... attempts, and thus remains unlicensed to practice law. ref cite news url http articles.latimes.com ... more details
The Chahar People s Anti Japanese Army consisted mostly of former Northwestern Army units under Feng Yuxiang , troops from Fang Zhenwu s Resisting Japan and Saving China Army, remnants of the provincial forces from Jehol Province Jehol , Anti Japanese Volunteer Armies Anti Japanese volunteers from Manchuria and local forces from Chahar province Chahar and Suiyuan . Even the Japanese puppet Liu Guitang switched sides joining the army as did the Suiyuan bandit leader Wang Ying . ref Actions in Inner Mongolia 1933 36 Anti Japanese Allied Army 1933 ref Order of Battle Anti Japanese Allied Army Campaign of 1933 See also Actions in Inner Mongolia 1933 36 References Reflist Sources http www.ibiblio.org hyperwar PTO IMTFE IMTFE 5a.html International Military Tribunal for the Far East, Chapter 5 Japanese Aggression Against China China s Anti Japanese War Combat Operations Guo Rugui, editor in chief Huang Yuzhang Jiangsu People s Publishing House Date published 2005 7 1 ISBN 7 214 03034 9 Online in Chinese http www.wehoo.net book wlwh a30012 A0170.htm Category Anti Japanese Volunteer Armies Chahar People s Anti Japanese Army China stub ... more details
Refimprove date August 2010 Original research date August 2010 The Anti Fascist Council of the People s Liberation of Yugoslavia , known more commonly by its Yugoslav abbreviation AVNOJ , Serbo Croatian language Serbo Croatian Antifa isti ko Vije e Narodnog Oslobo enja Jugoslavije , AVNOJ was the political umbrella organization for the national liberation councils of the Yugoslav resistance against the World War II Axis occupation, eventually becoming the Yugoslav provisional wartime deliberative body . The AVNOJ was established on November 26, 1942 to administer terrorities under the Yugoslav Partisans Partisans control. It was under the political leadership of the main resistance forces of Yugoslavia, during the Axis Powers Axis occupation of World War II . First session of the AVNOJ Image ... the forces in the Yugoslavian resistance. The CPY as an organisation comprised people from, and drew ... initiative for the different groups. In January 1943, Germany mounted a fourth large scale anti partisan ... declared AVNOJ to be the superior executive authority. The decisions and the Resolution law resolutions ... there had been established anti fascist councils of the national liberation of Yugoslav lands for Serbia ... as the organisations of the people s administration of the land to elect the NKOJ National Committee ... all rights to people of German ancestry in the Provisions of the AVNOJ in Jajce, 1943 On 21 November ... into the Confiscation Law of 9. June 1945 and also into the law for agrarian reform of 23. August 1945. The law dealing with the voting lists of 10. August 1945 specified that members of the military .... The AVNOJ resolutions became law on 1. December 1945 explains Leon Ger kovi and E. Zellweger. ref Leon Ger kovi Historija narodne vlasti history of people power , Belgrade 1957, S. 133 FF. ref ref E. Zellweger Structure of state and legislation of the federal People s Republic of Yugoslavia 1945 ... camps See also Yugoslav Partisans Yugoslav Front People s Liberation War Members of the Central Committee ... more details
Infobox Political party country Burma name english Anti Fascist People s Freedom League AFPFL name native logo colorcode red leader U Nu president chairperson spokesperson leader1 name leader2 name leader3 name foundation August 1944 as the Anti Fascist Organisation AFO dissolution merger Burma Socialist Party PRP , Burma National Army BNA , Communist Party of Burma CPB headquarters newspaper youth wing membership year membership ideology Buddhist socialism , Marxism , Left wing nationalism position Left wing national international europarl colors website footnotes Politics of Burma The Anti Fascist People s Freedom League lang my , IPA my p s s a t j pj l la j p w d o pron abbreviated AFPFL , or hpa hsa pa la my by its Burmese language Burmese acronym, was the main political party in Burma from 1945 until 1962. It was founded by the Communist Party of Burma CPB led by Thakin Soe , the Burma National Army BNA led by Aung San , and the People s Revolutionary Party Burma People s Revolutionary Party PRP later evolved into the Burma Socialist Party Socialist Party led by U Nu , at a secret meeting in Bago, Burma Pegu in August 1944 as the Anti Fascist Organisation AFO to resist the Japan ese occupation. The AFO was renamed the AFPFL after the defeat of Japan in order to resist the Great Britain British colonial administration and achieve independence. Fight for freedom File AFPFL ... parties in Burma de Anti Fascist People s Freedom League fr Ligue anti fasciste pour la libert ..., not only the White band faction of the People s Volunteer Organisation PVO formed by Aung San as a paramilitary ... the Karen National Union KNU , Mon people Mon , Pa O , nationalist Rakhine people Rakhine and the Mujahid ... Nu s need for continued support by the NUF was compounded by the Shan people Shan federalism Federal .... See also Anti Fascist Organisation History of Burma References Reflist External links Woodman, Dorothy ... more details
The Northeast People s Anti Japanese Volunteer Army was led by Tang Juwu , formerly the commander of a Northeastern infantry regiment, Internment interned by the Japan ese at the beginning of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria invasion of Manchuria . It was created by the Northeast National Salvation Society that had appointed Tang as commander following his escape from the Japanese, and helped him link with the local forces which others were organising. Tang also made use of his personal contacts with police chiefs, officials, local gentry militias and the leaders of the Big Swords Society . Tang was able to organize a force which threatened the region to the east of Shenyang Mukden and communications with Korea . In May 1932, Tang Juwu ordered his 20,000 man army to go on the offensive, besieging Tonghua . The Japanese were unable to defeat Tang, and his force threatened the region to the east of the important city of Mukden and communications with Korea. Based in the Tonghua area, his army fought with the Japanese Kwantung Army stationed in Shenyang and the Manchukuon army of South Liaoning province. Although all major cities had been lost, the volunteer armies gained a new lease of life during the summer of 1932 and reached their greatest strength. On October 11, 1932, two Japanese cavalry brigades, one mixed brigade, and seven Manchukuo puppet brigades attacked Tang Juwu s forces in Tonghua and Hengren area. The threat of Japanese aerial bombardment of Tonghua forced Tang to withdraw from it in order to spare the civilian population. After the defection of the Manchukuoan 37th Route commander Wang Yongcheng, Tang Juwu was able to break through the Japanese encirclement to the west and escape. On October 16 the Japanese took over Tonghua, and on the 17th, Hengren, with casualties of 500 men. Tang and the remainder of his force eventually were forced to flee into Rehe ... invasion of Manchuria Pacification of Manchukuo Second Sino Japanese War Category Anti Japanese Volunteer ... more details
The Secession of 1834 refers to a split that occurred from out of the Dutch Reformed Church in the year 1834 . The federation of churches resulting from this Secession, the Christelijke Gereformeerde Kerken CGK , still exists in the Netherlands today. The Free Reformed Churches of North America Free Reformed Churches are the North American counterpart. History The Secession of 1834 began in Ulrum, a town in the north of the Dutch province of Groningen. Leading up to this Secession, their pastor, the Rev. Hendrik de Cock , was forbidden by the government to preach and ordered not to warn people against what he believed to be the erroneous teachings of some of his colleagues. ref http www.frcna.org WhoWeAre History.ASP FRC Our History Bot generated title ref He was also forbidden to baptize the children of believers who refused to have their children baptized by their own ministers who they believed not sound in the faith. Therefore, on 14 December 1834, a large majority of the congregation of the Dutch Reformed Church in Ulrum, signed The Act of Secession and Return, breaking away from the State Church. Footnotes reflist Category Dutch Reformed Church Secession of 1834 Category 1834 in the Netherlands Category Schisms in Christianity fy Ofskieding fan 1834 nl Afscheiding van 1834 sv Avskiljningen ... more details
Libertarianism sidebar Anarchism sidebar Economic secession has been variously defined by sources. In its narrowest sense, it is abstention from the state s economic system for instance by replacing the use of government money with barter , Local Exchange Trading Systems , or commodity money such as gold . Wendell Berry may have coined the term economic secession. He promoted his own version in his 1991 essay Conservation and Local Economy . John T. Kennedy used the term to refer to all human action that is forbidden by the State. ref Kennedy, John T. Economic Secessionanti state.com 18 March 2003 ref Counter economics Samuel Edward Konkin III used the term counter economics to refer to a similar concept. ref The Agorist Institute Report to Supporters, Vol. 2, No. 1, Winter 1996 ref Notes reflist See also Agorism Alternative currency Anarcho capitalism Anonymous Internet banking Bitcoin Complementary currency Digital gold currency eCache Local currency Pecunix Ripple monetary system Tax avoidance and tax evasion Tax resistance Underground economy Ven currency External links http www.anti state.com article.php?article id 395 Economic Secession by John T. Kennedy http www.mises.org story 1204 Economic Secession Won t Succeed by Gene Callahan economist Gene Callahan http web.archive.org web 20070927225114 http www.sierratimes.com 03 04 18 guestoped cw.htm Economic Secession A Rebuttal by Claire Wolfe http www.blackcrayon.com library nlm nlm5.html Counter Economics Our Means by Samuel Edward Konkin III , chapter three of http www.blackcrayon.com library mll nlm New Libertarian Manifesto Abstract http www.css.cornell.edu courses 190 abstr rose1.htm Wendell Berry s Conservation and Local Economy Category Anarcho capitalism Category Anarchist theory Category Secession Category Tax resistance es Secesi n econ mica pt Secess o econ mica ... more details
Secession Hall may refer to St. Andrew s Hall , also known as Secession Hall, a public building in Charleston, South Carolina, United States Secession hall Austria , the Secession exhibition hall situated in Vienna, Austria disambig ... more details
War Kentucky November 20, 1861. http gen.1starnet.com civilwar kyord.htm The Ordinance of Secession was the document drafted and ratified in 1860 and 1861 by the states officially secession seceding from the United States United States of America . Each state ratified its own ordinance of secession ... session called by Claiborne Fox Jackson , the pro confederate governor see Missouri secession . Kentucky s was approved by a convention of 200 people representing 65 counties of the state, but without ... of causes, in which they explained their reasons for secession. See also wikisourcepar Ordinances of Secession American Civil War Declaration of the Immediate Causes Which Induce and Justify the Secession of South Carolina from the Federal Union Notes reflist External links http web.archive.org ... Constitution 1861 index.cfm Florida s Ordinance of Secession Text and original document from the State ... of Secession Text and original document from the South Carolina Department of Archives and History. http www.virginiamemory.com online classroom union or secession unit 9 ordinance of secession Virginia s Ordinance of Secession enrolled bill Text and original document from the Library of Virginia . http www.virginiamemory.com online classroom union or secession unit 9 signing the ordinance Virginia s Ordinance of Secession signed copies Text and original documents from the Library of Virginia ... Category Political history of the American Civil War Category Secession crisis of 1860 1861 Category ... more details
single source date December 2011 During the American Civil War , the secession of Missouri was controversial ... Fox Jackson , a Southern sympathizer who favored secession . At his inauguration months before the war ... elected. In February, Governor Jackson unsuccessfully argued for Missouri s secession before the State ... they did not favor secession but did not support the North imposing war on or coercing the Southern .... Louis set off the first serious push for secession in Missouri and was harshly condemned by the state ... resisted Jackson s call for secession and requests for more control over the state militia. After ... order within the State among the people thereof, and General Harney publicly declares that, this object ... existing Federal law. In the meantime, Lyon prepared for a rapid advance on Jefferson City. The State ... . Neosho Legislature and Secession Ordinance Image NeoshoMoTownSquare.jpg thumb 300px View of Neosho ... of Neosho, Missouri . On October 28, the legislature took up a bill for Missouri s secession from .... The Neosho Secession Ordinance has long been a source of mystery for historians due to the unusual ... needed for an ordinance of secession to be passed. It is unclear whether the legislature had the authority to secede under State, if not Federal law, without the direction of the convention. At the same ..., especially considering that at that specific point in time, no ordinance of secession had been passed ... journal, evidence of a House quorum has been speculated about on several grounds. Records of the secession ... as follows The meeting of the Missouri State Legislature, which passed the ordinance of secession at Neosho ... of secession was passed unanimously, and without a dissenting voice. It was dispatched to Richmond ... with the forms of law. It was called together in extraordinary session by the proclamation of the governor ... with law and parliamentary usage, was signed by the presiding officers of the two houses, attested ... who the Journal reports as having voted no on both the articles of secession and affiliation with the Confederacy ... more details
Secessionism redirects here, not to be confused with Cessationism . Wiktionary Secession TOCright Secession is the act of withdrawing from an organization, union, or political entity. It may also refer to Political secessionSecession in the United States , one of the causes of the American Civil War Ordinance of Secession , an ordinance ratified by the seceding states Missouri secession , a controversy over the double secession status of Missouri Secession in New York , movements to support the secession ... independence Urban secession , a movement for the quasi secession of a city Secession of Quebec disambiguation , articles about the possible secession of Quebec from Canada Killington, Vermont secession movement , current court battle over the voted defection of a Vermont town to New Hampshire Liberal Union Germany , also called Secession, a leftist break away from the National Liberal Party Germany in the German Empire Social secession Secessio plebis , the original secessions of ancient Rome Aventine Secession disambiguation , secessions of the Aventine district in Rome Economic secession , a nonviolent activism technique used to fight tyranny First Secession from the Church of Scotland in 1733 1857 Secession , secession from the Reformed Church in America in 1857 which led to the formation of the Christian Reformed Church in North America Secession of 1834 or Afscheiding, secession ... Kerken Secession in art Secession art , the series of secession movements in art during the late 19th and early 20th century, including Berlin Secession , the 1898 break from the Association of Berlin Artists Vienna Secession , the 1897 secession that led to the Austrian branch of Art Nouveau Sonderbund westdeutscher Kunstfreunde und K nstler , the D sseldorf secession of 1909 Photo Secession , a movement that promoted photography as a fine art Secession in music Secession band , a synth ... proposals List of U.S. county secession proposals disambig da Secessio flertydig es Secesi n desambiguaci n ... more details
otheruses Secession disambiguation The First Secession was an exodus of ministers and members from the Church of Scotland in 1733. Those who took part formed the Associate Presbytery and later the United Secession Church . The First Secession arose out of an Act of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland General Assembly of 1732, which was passed despite the disapproval of the large majority of individual Presbytery presbyterian church presbyteries . This restricted to Heritor Heritors and Presbyterian polity The Elder Elders the right of nominating Ministers to vacancies where the Patronage Patron had not nominated within six months. ref Acts ... 1732 ref When Ebenezer Erskine wished to have his dissent recorded, it was found that a previous Act of 1730 had removed the right of recorded dissent, ref Acts ... 1730 ref and so the protests of the dissentients were refused. In the following October, Ebenezer Erskine , minister at Stirling , and, at the time, Moderator of the Presbyterian polity The Synod Synod of Stirling preached a sermon referring to the act as unscriptural and unconstitutional. Members of the synod objected, and he was censured. ref Knight page 494 ref On appeal, the censure was affirmed by the Assembly in May 1733, ref Acts ... 1733 ref but Erskine refused to recant. ref Fraser, pages 384 et seq ref He was joined in his protest by William Wilson 1690 1741 ... they published their first testimony, with a statement of the grounds of their secession, which ... into an Associate Synod . A Second Secession from the Church of Scotland occurred ... of Relief . This denomination later united with the United Secession Church to form the United Presbyterian ... of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland 1730, 1732, 1734 Church Law Society, Edinburgh, 1843 ..., Father of the Secession Church, to which is prefixed a memoir of his father, the Rev. Henry Erskine ... Secession Category 1733 in Scotland Category 1733 in religion Category History of the Church of Scotland ... more details
Secession of Quebec is a term that may refer to Reference re Secession of Quebec , a 1998 opinion by the Supreme Court of Canada An aim of the Quebec sovereignty movement Disambig ... more details
The 1857 Secession of Classis Holland from the Reformed Church in America occurred in January of that year. The classis became the basis for the Christian Reformed Church in North America . ref name fs First sesquicentennial , Charles Honey. The Grand Rapids Press, March 17, 2007. D1 ref The secession was led by Gijsbert Haan and other orthodox ministers of the northern or DeCocksian Groninger tradition of the Afscheiding Citation needed date February 2008 Issues included the perceived liberalization of the church in areas such as the use of hymns instead of only Psalms , offering communion to non Reformed people, neglecting doctrines such as predestination . Van Raalte, however, remained in the RCA, and the early CRC found few supporters outside of its own circles. A controversy over Freemasonry in the RCA in the early 1880s led many Dutch Americans into the CRC. References references Category Schisms in Christianity Category Reformed Church in America Category Reformed denominations in North America christian denomination stub ... more details
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