LAW AND ECONOMICS
... schools of thought places a significant emphasis on the interrelations between law and economy. The schools of thought presented here are both competing and complementary perspectives on, or approaches to, the study of the development and the reformulation of law. Each is devoted to its own examinat ...
... schools of thought places a significant emphasis on the interrelations between law and economy. The schools of thought presented here are both competing and complementary perspectives on, or approaches to, the study of the development and the reformulation of law. Each is devoted to its own examinat ...
Title 17-A - Maine Legislature
... or services, the person intentionally or knowingly: A. Presents or uses a credit or debit card that is stolen, forged, canceled or obtained as a result of fraud or deception; [1999, c. 190, §3 (NEW).] B. Presents or uses an account, credit or billing number that that person is not authorized to use ...
... or services, the person intentionally or knowingly: A. Presents or uses a credit or debit card that is stolen, forged, canceled or obtained as a result of fraud or deception; [1999, c. 190, §3 (NEW).] B. Presents or uses an account, credit or billing number that that person is not authorized to use ...
Four modes of regulation in cyberspace
... In order to function and be accepted in a society, a person will live by its norms. You believe in the role of educating people so that new norms may develop as new technology is used. As an example of the change of attitudes that result from education programs you might look back on smoking ads tha ...
... In order to function and be accepted in a society, a person will live by its norms. You believe in the role of educating people so that new norms may develop as new technology is used. As an example of the change of attitudes that result from education programs you might look back on smoking ads tha ...
The Owl and the Pussy-cat - University of Wisconsin Law School
... When we look backward, it seems that all these prior versions of “law and development” have lost their hold on our imagination. The past looks like a battle field on which all sides lie defeated. We have lost faith in big ideas and universal solutions. Neither markets nor states seem like the panace ...
... When we look backward, it seems that all these prior versions of “law and development” have lost their hold on our imagination. The past looks like a battle field on which all sides lie defeated. We have lost faith in big ideas and universal solutions. Neither markets nor states seem like the panace ...
Evolutionary legal theories— the impact of Darwinism on western
... British jurist, historian and anthropologist who proposed a legal theory claiming of the fittest to justify a pattern of evolutionary growth racist and inhumane to which all legal systems could be policies like eugenics, shown to conform. This growth would anti-miscegenation lead to “the gradual dis ...
... British jurist, historian and anthropologist who proposed a legal theory claiming of the fittest to justify a pattern of evolutionary growth racist and inhumane to which all legal systems could be policies like eugenics, shown to conform. This growth would anti-miscegenation lead to “the gradual dis ...
Culture Notes – Chapter 3.1
... -NORMS: social rules about how people should act (values are the general ideas that support the norms) Example: picture on pg. 53. Our ancestors placed a high value on fertility (having kids) when you get married. There developed a norm of showering a bride with rice after a wedding. We continue to ...
... -NORMS: social rules about how people should act (values are the general ideas that support the norms) Example: picture on pg. 53. Our ancestors placed a high value on fertility (having kids) when you get married. There developed a norm of showering a bride with rice after a wedding. We continue to ...
ON PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: CAN IT BE A SCIENCE?
... „culture‟ designates a complex structure which involves knowledge, belief, arts, moral, law, custom, and whatever has been done by man as a member of society (1972, p. 7). It does not imply something fixed but it stands for change and continuity. Anthropologists employ certain methods called the com ...
... „culture‟ designates a complex structure which involves knowledge, belief, arts, moral, law, custom, and whatever has been done by man as a member of society (1972, p. 7). It does not imply something fixed but it stands for change and continuity. Anthropologists employ certain methods called the com ...
Why Rule of Law Matters
... Aspects of the Rule of Law At this point we should notice that, unlike estado de derecho and equivalent terms, the English-language phrase “rule of law,” defined as above, does not refer directly to any state agencies other than courts. This is not surprising given various countries’ respective trad ...
... Aspects of the Rule of Law At this point we should notice that, unlike estado de derecho and equivalent terms, the English-language phrase “rule of law,” defined as above, does not refer directly to any state agencies other than courts. This is not surprising given various countries’ respective trad ...
Law and Anthropology
... where the feudal community was disintegrated by industry and trade, a new phase began with the rise of private property and civillaw, which was capable of further development ... ...
... where the feudal community was disintegrated by industry and trade, a new phase began with the rise of private property and civillaw, which was capable of further development ... ...
the “first” european codification of private law: the abgb
... Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch) among other early codifications, and the legal-theoretical groundings of its time that defined it as a part of of the “Verfassung” (constitution), being also termed a “Grundgesetz” (basic law) or “Fundamentalgesetz” (fundamental law). The second point of author’s interest is ...
... Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch) among other early codifications, and the legal-theoretical groundings of its time that defined it as a part of of the “Verfassung” (constitution), being also termed a “Grundgesetz” (basic law) or “Fundamentalgesetz” (fundamental law). The second point of author’s interest is ...
INTRODUCTION
... political economy of a brutal aspect of our intellectual history as anthropologists and human scientists, and manifests tellingly his view that anthropology has no need of any epistemology other than ethnography. For all our contributors, the effort to find out and explain others entails an investig ...
... political economy of a brutal aspect of our intellectual history as anthropologists and human scientists, and manifests tellingly his view that anthropology has no need of any epistemology other than ethnography. For all our contributors, the effort to find out and explain others entails an investig ...
The Rule of Law - The Australian Collaboration
... should be relatively stable because if laws are being constantly changed, people will not trust them. Laws must be taken seriously and enforced. Supportive institutional arrangements and legal culture There need to be appropriate institutions to support the rule of law. These institutional arrangeme ...
... should be relatively stable because if laws are being constantly changed, people will not trust them. Laws must be taken seriously and enforced. Supportive institutional arrangements and legal culture There need to be appropriate institutions to support the rule of law. These institutional arrangeme ...
Commercial-Academic
... Is advertisement deceptive or product illegal? Does the state have a valid interest in regulating the speech? Does the law properly advance that interest? Is the law narrowly tailored? ...
... Is advertisement deceptive or product illegal? Does the state have a valid interest in regulating the speech? Does the law properly advance that interest? Is the law narrowly tailored? ...
Social Anthropology and Applied Research
... fieldwork experience in Plymouth, however, I came to believe that this view was wrong, and that fieldwork in itself still defines the meaning of social anthropology as a discipline. I shall now turn to an account of this work, and some of the conclusions I drew from it. Defining the brief: organisin ...
... fieldwork experience in Plymouth, however, I came to believe that this view was wrong, and that fieldwork in itself still defines the meaning of social anthropology as a discipline. I shall now turn to an account of this work, and some of the conclusions I drew from it. Defining the brief: organisin ...
a. Morrison: 1. CLS account of positivism is crude. 2
... a. Hart (followed): 1.laws are human commands; 2.Legal system closed, logical: what actors w/in system w/in the system recognize as law: criteria can be Who interprets law, one is more legal. ii. Rule of r’n circular: officials correct decisions from predetermined legal rules/logic 3.Minimum conte ...
... a. Hart (followed): 1.laws are human commands; 2.Legal system closed, logical: what actors w/in system w/in the system recognize as law: criteria can be Who interprets law, one is more legal. ii. Rule of r’n circular: officials correct decisions from predetermined legal rules/logic 3.Minimum conte ...
The Importance of Convergence in Commercial
... taxation benefits caused by what is generally described as transfer pricing, the object being to isolate profits in a particularly favourable taxation location. Any attempt to prevent this impacts on corporations concerned, and will be a factor influencing the decision where to invest. Similarly, do ...
... taxation benefits caused by what is generally described as transfer pricing, the object being to isolate profits in a particularly favourable taxation location. Any attempt to prevent this impacts on corporations concerned, and will be a factor influencing the decision where to invest. Similarly, do ...
Legal Fetishism at Home and Abroad
... which are then spelled out, explicitly or not, as costs and benefits, or in any case as a matter of strategy, and above all, as a matter of winning. Over the years, as the flame of my activism sputtered during the long winters in Cambridge, a particular intellectual curiosity about the law grew to r ...
... which are then spelled out, explicitly or not, as costs and benefits, or in any case as a matter of strategy, and above all, as a matter of winning. Over the years, as the flame of my activism sputtered during the long winters in Cambridge, a particular intellectual curiosity about the law grew to r ...
Legal considerations - The National Academies of Sciences
... sequence, and so on) is a noncopyrightable fact and is in the public domain. Datasets and other collections of facts are covered automatically by copyright as “compilations” if their “selection, coordination, or arrangement” demonstrates “minimal” (human) creativity. Coding, formats, interpretations ...
... sequence, and so on) is a noncopyrightable fact and is in the public domain. Datasets and other collections of facts are covered automatically by copyright as “compilations” if their “selection, coordination, or arrangement” demonstrates “minimal” (human) creativity. Coding, formats, interpretations ...
A Historical Overview of Anthropological Theories of Religion
... cultures throughout history. • Frazer developed the social evolutionary model of: MAGIC > RELIGION > SCIENCE • He asserted Australian Aborigines were the most primitive of all because they practiced only, what he defined their spirituality as, magic. ...
... cultures throughout history. • Frazer developed the social evolutionary model of: MAGIC > RELIGION > SCIENCE • He asserted Australian Aborigines were the most primitive of all because they practiced only, what he defined their spirituality as, magic. ...
Online Quizzes and Answers for Business Law Today
... in the past for guidance, not to present social and economic realities. b. Correct. Legal realists believe that judges should take social and economic realities into account when deciding cases. c. Incorrect. This is not characteristic of the positivist school of legal thought. d. Incorrect. The nat ...
... in the past for guidance, not to present social and economic realities. b. Correct. Legal realists believe that judges should take social and economic realities into account when deciding cases. c. Incorrect. This is not characteristic of the positivist school of legal thought. d. Incorrect. The nat ...
Department of Anthropology ANTH 4400E-001: ANTHROPOLOGICAL THOUGHT
... conclusions of other social scientists and humanities scholars, we must also address the history of anthropology (both the strengths and weaknesses of its national traditions, theoretical paradigms, institutional frameworks, individual scholars and their social networks). Each of these ethnographies ...
... conclusions of other social scientists and humanities scholars, we must also address the history of anthropology (both the strengths and weaknesses of its national traditions, theoretical paradigms, institutional frameworks, individual scholars and their social networks). Each of these ethnographies ...
From Cyber to Digital Anthropology to an Anthropology of the
... change – not simply a change in attitude, but even a change in understanding of what an attitude is”. Cybernetics for him is crucial to understand complex systems, human-non-human interaction, communication within larger environments and ecologies, and also the human mind. How this developed into c ...
... change – not simply a change in attitude, but even a change in understanding of what an attitude is”. Cybernetics for him is crucial to understand complex systems, human-non-human interaction, communication within larger environments and ecologies, and also the human mind. How this developed into c ...
File - LPS Business DEPT
... Greater freedom of trade Free trade occurs when there are no barriers to trade between nations. Comparative advantage is the theory that countries produce what they are good at because they can produce these products cheaply and more efficiently and then trade with other countries for products that ...
... Greater freedom of trade Free trade occurs when there are no barriers to trade between nations. Comparative advantage is the theory that countries produce what they are good at because they can produce these products cheaply and more efficiently and then trade with other countries for products that ...
Theories of Anthropology
... India’s undersized cattle are far less important as a source of food than they are as a source of power, fertilizer, transportation, and fuel Undersized, undernourished cattle in India are perfectly suited to difficult environmental conditions they face Rather then being irrational, it plays a posit ...
... India’s undersized cattle are far less important as a source of food than they are as a source of power, fertilizer, transportation, and fuel Undersized, undernourished cattle in India are perfectly suited to difficult environmental conditions they face Rather then being irrational, it plays a posit ...
Lsn_Baum_Feb13_PositLaw_CLN4UI
... their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of ...
... their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of ...