解析陈水扁"台独"的违法性

世界上只有一个中国,台湾是中华人民共和国神圣领土的一部分。中华人民共和国政府是中国的唯一合法政府,是中国在联合国的唯一代表。陈水扁企图通过“公投”的方式搞“台独”是违法的。“台独”不仅违反了《中华人民共和国宪法》和中华人民共和国《反分裂国家法》,同时也违反了国际法和台湾地区的现行“法律”。“台独”分子的阴谋永远不会得逞。     

18世纪末美、法宪法的全民公决方式论略

全民公决作为宪法的批准方式开始于18世纪末的美、法两国,其理论基础是社会契约论。不过,在美、法两国的宪法批准实践中,全民公决的理论意义并没有实现。影响全民公决的因素主要包括选民资格限制、政治操控等。民意在全民公决中也具有很大的随意性。实际上,多元势力单位往往是推动全民公决的积极因素。一元操控的全民公决是假公决,只有多元势力单位互相妥协才是宪法生命持久的重要因素。     

Oceana Publications

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Initiative and Referendum Process in Idaho: A Research Guide

SUMMARY

This article is intended to be used as a starting point for those researching statutes either proposed or passed via the initiative or referendum process. A brief history of I&R in Idaho is followed by an annotated list of research resources to use when studying Idaho I&R.     

Researching Initiatives and Referenda: A Guide for Oklahoma

SUMMARY

Researching initiatives and referendums in Oklahoma requires looking at Oklahoma history, becoming familiar with the constitutional and statutory requirements and procedures, and finding pertinent print and Web resources.     

Initiatives and Referenda in Wyoming

SUMMARY

Researching initiatives and referenda in Wyoming is fascinating, partly because Wyoming was one of the first states to consider the option of initiatives for its citizens. This makes for an interesting history. Wyoming is also unique in that it has the most stringent initiative requirements in the country, which makes for an elaborate and rigid process. The result is a limited number of successful ballot measures and a collection of honest attempts. Fortunately, researching Wyoming initiatives and referenda is not as difficult as getting them passed. An annotated bibliography is included with helpful Wyoming-specific resources.     

从国际法看"台独公投"的荒谬性

"台独公投"严重违反国际法准则,缺乏法理依据,台湾地区不具备"自决"条件;"一个中国"原则是和平统一的前提和基础,绝不能容许"台独公投".     

Researching Initiatives and Referendums: A Guide for Big Sky Country–Montana

SUMMARY

The adoption of Article V, Section 1 of the Montana Constitution, on November 6, 1906 initiated the process of initiative and referendum in Montana and it has been heavily used ever since. An initiative is a proposal by petition to enact a new law by a vote of the people on any matter except the appropriation of money, or local or special laws. If the petitions are signed by the required number of electors, the proposed initiative must be submitted to the qualified electors. A referendum is a proposal by which the people, by their majority vote, can approve or reject a previously enacted statute, except an appropriation of money. A referendum may be originated by the legislature that enacted the statute or by the people. The Montana Secretary of State Elections Bureau and the Montana Legislative Library are invaluable sources of information for initiative and referendum in Montana and have subject lists of all these measures attempted in the state.     

Powers Reserved to the People: A Guide for Researching Initiatives and Referendums in North Dakota

SUMMARY

The right of the people in North Dakota to initiate or refer laws is guaranteed by Article III of the North Dakota Constitution. This guide provides a short history of the initiative and referendum process in North Dakota; continues with the current petition process and recall practice; includes selected statutes and case law; provides annotations for selected secondary materials; provides selected LexisNexis and Westlaw database identifiers; and concludes with selected Web sites useful for researching initiatives and referendums in North Dakota.