Ideological motivation and economic interests of papal bureaucracy on the example of new Pope of Rome Leo XIV’s (Prevost) election and enthronization

In the entry it is considered interdependence of religious and ideological motivation of papal bureaucracy, its economic interests, bank activity, methods of decision-making, significance of historical and legal precedents. It is analyzed personality of some Popes of Rome, for example, Leo XII, Leo XIII, Francis, Leo XIV, role of hidden veto and compromise during conclaves. Particular attention is given to terminology and institutional development.

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Herald of CEMI
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33276/s265838870035788-9
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Ideological motivation and economic interests of papal bureaucracy on the example of new Pope of Rome Leo XIV’s (Prevost) election and enthronization

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Ideological motivation and economic interests of papal bureaucracy on the example of new Pope of Rome Leo XIV’s (Prevost) election and enthronization

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In the entry it is considered interdependence of religious and ideological motivation of papal bureaucracy, its economic interests, bank activity, methods of decision-making, significance of historical and legal precedents. It is analyzed personality of some Popes of Rome, for example, Leo XII, Leo XIII, Francis, Leo XIV, role of hidden veto and compromise during conclaves. Particular attention is given to terminology and institutional development.

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