目次一、人口的双属性二、希腊世界的国家亲权实践与理论三、古罗马的国家亲权四、英国法中的国家亲权五、美国法中的国家亲权六、阿根廷法中的国家亲权七、中国法中的国家亲权八、国家亲权与自然亲权在新领域的冲突九、亲责概念的产生及其发展十、结论一、人口的双属性人民、领土和法制是国家的三要素。[1]国家可以通过发现、购买或征服的方式为自己获得领土,以立法活动建立自己的法律体系,但国家没有生殖能力,它不能自己生产人民。它获得人民的最主要方式是其国民的生殖活动。人民在国家构成要素中的这种地位以及它只能通过国民的性欲满足活动获 Table of Contents I. The Dual Attributes of Population II. The Practice and Theory of the State’s Paternity in the Greek World III. The Paternity Rights of Ancient Rome IV. The Patriotic Rights of the States in British Law V. The Paternity Powers of the States in American Law 6. The Rights of Argentine Law National Paternity VII. Chinese Paternity in Chinese Law VIII. Conflicts between New Countries and National Paternity in New Fields IX. Emergence and Development of the Concept of Kindness X. Conclusions I. Dual Attributes of Population People, Territories and the Legal System Is the country’s three elements. [1] The state can find its own territories through discovery, purchase or conquest and establish its own legal system through legislative activities. However, the state has no ability to reproduce and can not produce its own people. Its primary way of obtaining people is through its national reproductive activities. This status of the people in the constituent elements of the nation and its ability to satisfy the activity through national libido