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Robbins, Blaine Kiser, Edgar
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Why do some people comply with their obligation to pay taxes while others do not? Scholars of tax behavior, particularly economists and political scientists, have relied on models of state coercion and state reciprocity to answer this question. Neither state coercion nor state reciprocity, however, sufficiently account for individuals who voluntari...
Requejo Pagés, Juan Luis
The following article presents a series of general considerations concerning the doctrine established by the Tribunal Constitucional with regards to article 155 SC. Its focus is mainly on the legal nature of such precept and on the general configuration of the established proceedings. Furthermore, it addresses two particular questions: on the one h...
Carrillo, Marc
The extraordinary and “last ratio” character that characterizes state coercion determines the procedure of this modality of Law of exception, which does not respond to ordinary conflict resolution procedures between the State and the Autonomous Communities. From the time the requirement is neglected by the President of the Community to the approval...
Álvarez Álvarez, Leonardo
The Spanish constituent recognized in the art. 155 of the Constitution a category of the tradition of the German decentralized system: the state coercion. The state coercion emerges during the period of the confederation of the nineteenth century to supply the deficiences of the constitutional justice, attributing to the central state organs differ...
