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     • STATE is a stable rule over a people and Reason of State is the knowledge of the means by which such a dominion may be founded, preserved and extended.
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   Oct 28, 2022 · Botero’s intention was to define a “reason of state” that should be distinguished from the political action inspired only by necessity, as Machiavelli had proposed. However, Botero’s definition of “reason of state” led to harsh criticism, as it seemed to contradict itself.

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   What was Botero's purpose in defining a'reason of State'?

   • Botero’s intention was to define a “reason of state” that should be distinguished from the political action inspired only by necessity, as Machiavelli had proposed. However, Botero’s definition of “reason of state” led to harsh criticism, as it seemed to contradict itself.

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   Was Botero a good or a bad'reason of State'?

   • Surely, Botero was careful to distinguish between a “good” and a “bad” type of “reason of State”: while the former operates in conformity with Christian values and with the blessing of the Church, the latter pursues political grandezza (greatness) for its own sake, regardless of, and often against, the sanction of Catholic authorities.

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   Why did Giovanni Botero write Della ragion di Stato libri Dieci?

   • It is commonly accepted that the Jesuit Giovanni Botero’s Della ragion di stato libri dieci ( Reason of State, 1589) sparked off the discussion on the meaning of “reason of state” and on whether or not it was possible to rule a state without acting against commonly accepted moral principles.

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   How did Botero become interested in politics?

   • In the 2 years that he spent in the archbishop’s service, Botero published his first important works, De regia sapientia (On Royal Wisdom, 1583) and Del dispregio del mondo (On Contempt for the World, 1584), both of which provide ample evidence of his awakening interest in political affairs (see Botero 1584, 1.17–1.19; Vasoli 1992).

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   The central concept was sovereignty, first brought to public attention by the French jurist and lawyer Jean Bodin. Bodin wanted to defend the sovereign against external and internal threats, anchoring its power in divine and natural law but also giving him (or it) considerable scope for discretion.

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   Oct 28, 2022 · The unifying theme behind Botero’s major works is the investigation of how to “found, preserve and extend the State” (Botero 1589, 1.1). Far from being unproblematic, such a definition of the essential aims of political rule raises issues of which Botero himself was acutely aware.

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   Lipsius and Ammirato set out their reason of state in the form of commentaries on his work, and even Botero, who paired him with Machiavelli as authorities for those who preferred reason of state to conscience, evidently found him highly instructive.

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   Introduction; Giovanni Botero; Edited by Robert Bireley, Loyola University, Chicago; Book: Botero: The Reason of State; Online publication: 15 November 2017; Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316493953.002

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   Jan 1, 2017 · Founding an Antimachiavellian tradition that aimed to refute Machiavelli in practice, Botero is an important figure in early modern political thought, though he remains relatively unknown.