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The 13 pages that link to Concordat, each with the reason it gives.

• Investiture ControversyNarrower topic: The Worms settlement became a prominent model of negotiated church–state relations.

• Holy SeeBroader topic: Concordats are a characteristic way the Holy See settles church–state arrangements.

• Lateran TreatyBroader topic: A companion agreement set rules for Catholic institutions and religious life in Italy.

• Papal diplomacyBroader topic: Concordats turn negotiations over ecclesiastical rights into written agreements.

• Concordat of WormsNarrower topic: The Worms agreement became a landmark example of negotiated church–state relations.

• Concordat of 1801Narrower topic: The 1801 agreement is a prominent example of this diplomatic form.

• Church–state relationsRelated: It offers a negotiated alternative to either complete separation or unilateral state control.

• Papal legateRelated: Legates have negotiated or facilitated agreements between popes and political authorities.

• Lay investitureNarrower topic: The Concordat of Worms became a model for negotiating church-state disputes over appointments.

• Pope Pius XINarrower topic: Concordats were a principal instrument of Pius XI’s state diplomacy.

• Established churchRelated: Concordats can define privileges and responsibilities without making a church the state’s official church.

• Pope Benedict XIVRelated: Concordats let Benedict negotiate jurisdiction and church privileges with Catholic rulers.

• Clerical fascismRelated: Concordats could secure church privileges while legitimizing authoritarian governments.