Review of The Province and Function of Law by Julius Stone
... of a legal system or a legal institution are not antagonistic to efforts to determine the essence of justice, or to investigate the formal structure of legal propositions, or to determine the function played by the law in society in general. Happily, Dr. Stone has kept aloof from such sterile contro ...
... of a legal system or a legal institution are not antagonistic to efforts to determine the essence of justice, or to investigate the formal structure of legal propositions, or to determine the function played by the law in society in general. Happily, Dr. Stone has kept aloof from such sterile contro ...
Directions - Modern World History @ SDA
... Publisher’s Website for Outlines, etc. -- http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072424354/student_view0/ Introduction. Because of the agricultural transition, societies could sustain larger populations and could become increasingly complex. Thus urban societies emerged in the fourth millennium B.C. ...
... Publisher’s Website for Outlines, etc. -- http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072424354/student_view0/ Introduction. Because of the agricultural transition, societies could sustain larger populations and could become increasingly complex. Thus urban societies emerged in the fourth millennium B.C. ...
Article
... The corporation is designed to make money without regard to human life, the social good, or the impact of the corporation’s activities on the environment. Corporation by laws impose a legal duty on corporate executives to make the largest profits possible for shareholders. Law and economics and cost ...
... The corporation is designed to make money without regard to human life, the social good, or the impact of the corporation’s activities on the environment. Corporation by laws impose a legal duty on corporate executives to make the largest profits possible for shareholders. Law and economics and cost ...
Method and Theory in Cultural Anthropology
... Staying a bit more than a year in the field allows the ethnographer to repeat the season of his or her arrival, when certain events and processes may have been missed because of initial unfamiliarity and culture shock. Many ethnographers record their impressions in a personal diary, which is kept se ...
... Staying a bit more than a year in the field allows the ethnographer to repeat the season of his or her arrival, when certain events and processes may have been missed because of initial unfamiliarity and culture shock. Many ethnographers record their impressions in a personal diary, which is kept se ...
Ideology
... This ideology has two faces then. The first is the external ideology of the law institution: the face that is presented to the public. Anyone who has a dispute with another can bring it before the courts. Anyone who has performed an act contrary to the morality of society can be punished for it. in ...
... This ideology has two faces then. The first is the external ideology of the law institution: the face that is presented to the public. Anyone who has a dispute with another can bring it before the courts. Anyone who has performed an act contrary to the morality of society can be punished for it. in ...
Cynthia Nicoletti, Writing the Social History of Legal Doctrine, 64 Buff
... Constitution to changing conditions, Lincoln favored a policy of reasonable adaptation. To this end he opposed a stultifying interpretation that would cause the nation to be hung up on excessive verbalisms or dialectic.”11 More recent studies have also focused on Lincoln, but have concluded that he ...
... Constitution to changing conditions, Lincoln favored a policy of reasonable adaptation. To this end he opposed a stultifying interpretation that would cause the nation to be hung up on excessive verbalisms or dialectic.”11 More recent studies have also focused on Lincoln, but have concluded that he ...
Introduction to International Environmental Law (IEL)
... Subsidiary sources: Judicial decisions and teachings of publicists. ...
... Subsidiary sources: Judicial decisions and teachings of publicists. ...
Natural Law Theory: Its Past and Its Present
... subordinated always to their purpose of advancing the natural priority of one's own purposes and interests in survival, domination, pleasure, etc. The critique of such theories and forms of life that was carried through by Socrates and Plato ("the Platonic critique") included a purposeful capturing ...
... subordinated always to their purpose of advancing the natural priority of one's own purposes and interests in survival, domination, pleasure, etc. The critique of such theories and forms of life that was carried through by Socrates and Plato ("the Platonic critique") included a purposeful capturing ...
By Cormac Cullinan - Earth-centered Law
... contributing to the integrity, health and beauty of the community of life we call “Earth” (“Earth community”). Earth jurisprudence is ecocentric rather than anthropocentric in that it is based on the understanding that humanity is part of an indivisible, living community of interrelated and interdep ...
... contributing to the integrity, health and beauty of the community of life we call “Earth” (“Earth community”). Earth jurisprudence is ecocentric rather than anthropocentric in that it is based on the understanding that humanity is part of an indivisible, living community of interrelated and interdep ...
Executive Summary Report - Understanding Migration
... Controlling migration and its impacts. The experience of immigration and migration is affected by many things that change through time. People have moved around and been displaced through the demands of labor, production of commodities. Throughout human history we have created ways to includ ...
... Controlling migration and its impacts. The experience of immigration and migration is affected by many things that change through time. People have moved around and been displaced through the demands of labor, production of commodities. Throughout human history we have created ways to includ ...
this PDF - HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory
... Finally, little reflexive attention has been paid to the historical meaning of the recent ethical turn in anthropology. A significant evolution of contemporary society has been the banalization of moral discourse and moral sentiments in the public sphere, the insistence on suffering and trauma in th ...
... Finally, little reflexive attention has been paid to the historical meaning of the recent ethical turn in anthropology. A significant evolution of contemporary society has been the banalization of moral discourse and moral sentiments in the public sphere, the insistence on suffering and trauma in th ...
A Historical Overview on Anthropology in China - Kamla
... back to the Shang Dynasty (16th B.C. –11th B.C.). This is known because records of primitive beliefs of the Shang nationality were found in inscriptions on bones and tortoise shells dated to that time. As a modern science, it began to develop after the western countries’ anthropology formed into an ...
... back to the Shang Dynasty (16th B.C. –11th B.C.). This is known because records of primitive beliefs of the Shang nationality were found in inscriptions on bones and tortoise shells dated to that time. As a modern science, it began to develop after the western countries’ anthropology formed into an ...
Anth 701: The Anthropology of Political Conflict
... Throughout the course key concepts such as “violence”, “order”, “resistance” and their interrelationships will also be subjected to critical scrutiny. The course will review debates over what violence is, what its purposes are, and what forms it may take—acute, structural, or symbolic—and will discu ...
... Throughout the course key concepts such as “violence”, “order”, “resistance” and their interrelationships will also be subjected to critical scrutiny. The course will review debates over what violence is, what its purposes are, and what forms it may take—acute, structural, or symbolic—and will discu ...
`From Civil Death to Civil Life Perspectives on Supported Decision
... One will be hard pressed today to find someone like Himmler who will openly say that persons with intellectual disabilities are ‘human animals.’ True, some (especially institutions) will act ‘as if’ they were ‘human animals’ – but very few will rationalize their actions along these lines. On th ...
... One will be hard pressed today to find someone like Himmler who will openly say that persons with intellectual disabilities are ‘human animals.’ True, some (especially institutions) will act ‘as if’ they were ‘human animals’ – but very few will rationalize their actions along these lines. On th ...
Beyond Sontag as a reader of Lévi-Strauss: `anthropologist as hero
... Yet with this move, the ones who do end up as an essentialised group seem to be anthropologists themselves. The last sentence of Speed’s article drives home the idea that activist research contributes to the ‘ongoing struggle for greater social justice’ (ibid:75), which seems to be implicitly taken ...
... Yet with this move, the ones who do end up as an essentialised group seem to be anthropologists themselves. The last sentence of Speed’s article drives home the idea that activist research contributes to the ‘ongoing struggle for greater social justice’ (ibid:75), which seems to be implicitly taken ...
Anthropology in the middle - Anthropology Emory
... name-dropping, on the one hand, or unintended omission, on the other. In attempting an account that is short as well as broad, my references are only telegraphic (full citations for authors mentioned without reference are available on-line).1 Other caveats also apply. My characterizations apply larg ...
... name-dropping, on the one hand, or unintended omission, on the other. In attempting an account that is short as well as broad, my references are only telegraphic (full citations for authors mentioned without reference are available on-line).1 Other caveats also apply. My characterizations apply larg ...
Which role do democratic and progressive lawyers have? Dear
... Before we can handle the precise role is of a democratic progressive lawyer, I reckon it necessary to make clear what the nature is of law. Law as we know it now as written system of sanctionable rules did not always exist in history. Rules of law and their sanctions did originate together with priv ...
... Before we can handle the precise role is of a democratic progressive lawyer, I reckon it necessary to make clear what the nature is of law. Law as we know it now as written system of sanctionable rules did not always exist in history. Rules of law and their sanctions did originate together with priv ...
Skeptical Legal Education: How to Develop a Critical Attitude? Bart
... According to Oakeshott (2001, p. 10), the human world is essentially a “place of learning.” As an animal rationale man is involved in an on-going process of attributing meaning to the world around him. By doing so, he creates a human world, not because this world solely consists of human beings and ...
... According to Oakeshott (2001, p. 10), the human world is essentially a “place of learning.” As an animal rationale man is involved in an on-going process of attributing meaning to the world around him. By doing so, he creates a human world, not because this world solely consists of human beings and ...
Law - IS MU
... Right is the system of socially regulated freedoms (rights) having its origin in pre-capitalist societies, reflecting the developing relations between individuals, social classes and the whole community. Right is actualised as written and enforceable law, but has its origins in the social relations ...
... Right is the system of socially regulated freedoms (rights) having its origin in pre-capitalist societies, reflecting the developing relations between individuals, social classes and the whole community. Right is actualised as written and enforceable law, but has its origins in the social relations ...
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... You should be pretty confused at this point There are lots of issues floating around But one basic issue is the fact that law seems to have both a social/factual and a normative quality to it The question is explaining the oughtness of the law without resorting into the view that the law is moral Ha ...
... You should be pretty confused at this point There are lots of issues floating around But one basic issue is the fact that law seems to have both a social/factual and a normative quality to it The question is explaining the oughtness of the law without resorting into the view that the law is moral Ha ...
Dr. Margit Brandl Vice President Telcoms Siemens European Union Affairs Brussels
... Margit Brandl is a lawyer specialised in European telecommunications law. She works for Siemens at their European Union Affairs office in Brussels dealing with governmental affairs in the ICT field. Margit joined Siemens in 2000 and was dealing with regulatory issues in telecommunication (legal and ...
... Margit Brandl is a lawyer specialised in European telecommunications law. She works for Siemens at their European Union Affairs office in Brussels dealing with governmental affairs in the ICT field. Margit joined Siemens in 2000 and was dealing with regulatory issues in telecommunication (legal and ...
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... information can be transformed into new social and economic values, creating huge opportunities for the new products and services development. Information becomes the key resource for the digital economy. The „new economy” term concerns in particular the current transformations of economic activitie ...
... information can be transformed into new social and economic values, creating huge opportunities for the new products and services development. Information becomes the key resource for the digital economy. The „new economy” term concerns in particular the current transformations of economic activitie ...
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... the previously advised maximum and the reasons for the change. For example if your dispute is not resolved at the first conciliation conference and your matter proceeds further, additional costs will apply. ...
... the previously advised maximum and the reasons for the change. For example if your dispute is not resolved at the first conciliation conference and your matter proceeds further, additional costs will apply. ...
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... substantive due process unless the law promotes a compelling state interest, such as public safety. ...
... substantive due process unless the law promotes a compelling state interest, such as public safety. ...