Defining the Concept of Crime: A Humanistic Perspective
... This conception of crime in my view, must be the first order definition used by a humanistic criminology. Before we study criminal behavior, we must understand why the behavior has been defined as such. Before we study officially defined criminals, we must understand the legal process by which they ...
... This conception of crime in my view, must be the first order definition used by a humanistic criminology. Before we study criminal behavior, we must understand why the behavior has been defined as such. Before we study officially defined criminals, we must understand the legal process by which they ...
Mission-Oriented Legal Structure
... relevant to the BoP. Given that existing legal frameworks tend to focus on the broader concept of social enterprise, some of the design elements and case studies discussed in this note will not be directly applicable to a legal framework specific to inclusive business. Nevertheless, the design compo ...
... relevant to the BoP. Given that existing legal frameworks tend to focus on the broader concept of social enterprise, some of the design elements and case studies discussed in this note will not be directly applicable to a legal framework specific to inclusive business. Nevertheless, the design compo ...
Tourism and the `rule of law` - Maniatis, A. (Technological
... ‘Therapy’ is not easy to achieve and may cost a lot, particularly when we consider the European Union law which has seriously promoted the methodology of prevention, mainly with the introduction of the mechanism of environmental impact study. Anyway, the explicit consecration of the principle of pre ...
... ‘Therapy’ is not easy to achieve and may cost a lot, particularly when we consider the European Union law which has seriously promoted the methodology of prevention, mainly with the introduction of the mechanism of environmental impact study. Anyway, the explicit consecration of the principle of pre ...
FULL-TEXT - Research Explorer
... literally ‘self’-evident and suggests that a fundamental question for anthropology about visual media concerns the positioning of the researcher and subject seen as a process. This approach, which locates ethnographic authority in the positioning process, further suggests that there may be something ...
... literally ‘self’-evident and suggests that a fundamental question for anthropology about visual media concerns the positioning of the researcher and subject seen as a process. This approach, which locates ethnographic authority in the positioning process, further suggests that there may be something ...
PRAGMATIC ANTHROPOLOGY
... the higher faculty of desire – Kant also discusses other sorts of “character,” including the character of different nations and races, and various “influences on character,” including temperament. Kant’s moral anthropology, especially when it comes to the matter of character, absorbs his interest in ...
... the higher faculty of desire – Kant also discusses other sorts of “character,” including the character of different nations and races, and various “influences on character,” including temperament. Kant’s moral anthropology, especially when it comes to the matter of character, absorbs his interest in ...
Transforming the law firm`s document workflows
... containing it is created, scanned, copied, printed, faxed or emailed. In outsourcing work to gain efficiencies, firms have increased the number of touch points. Some firms try to reduce document costs by application of less expensive resources to administrative tasks, but this only masks the reality ...
... containing it is created, scanned, copied, printed, faxed or emailed. In outsourcing work to gain efficiencies, firms have increased the number of touch points. Some firms try to reduce document costs by application of less expensive resources to administrative tasks, but this only masks the reality ...
Sample pages 6 PDF
... general history of legal philosophy; with respect to this latter his importance lay in the philosophical principles upon which he sought to found his special subject and which he set out especially in the Prolegomena to his greatest work. In the 17th century it was a foregone conclusion that he shou ...
... general history of legal philosophy; with respect to this latter his importance lay in the philosophical principles upon which he sought to found his special subject and which he set out especially in the Prolegomena to his greatest work. In the 17th century it was a foregone conclusion that he shou ...
A Catholic Critique of Law and Economics
... prescriptive, law and economics is prescriptive only its own terms - - maximization of social welfare conceived of as the aggregation of individual utility maximizations10 - - and not through the application of moral norms developed philosophically or through religious belief. If that is true, what ...
... prescriptive, law and economics is prescriptive only its own terms - - maximization of social welfare conceived of as the aggregation of individual utility maximizations10 - - and not through the application of moral norms developed philosophically or through religious belief. If that is true, what ...
Aalborg Universitet Why all anthropology should be called techno-anthropology Birkbak, Andreas
... Latour: What makes us human is our delegation of effort to nonhumans Despite being widely cited, Bruno Latour can be surprisingly hard to pin down. For many, his earliest work continues t ...
... Latour: What makes us human is our delegation of effort to nonhumans Despite being widely cited, Bruno Latour can be surprisingly hard to pin down. For many, his earliest work continues t ...
CHAPTER 2 Cultural Diversity
... Subculture – shared values, norms and behaviors that are not shared by the entire population Counterculture – rejection of the major values, norms, and practices of the larger society and replacing them with a new set of cultural values The old older Amish are a good example of a countercultur ...
... Subculture – shared values, norms and behaviors that are not shared by the entire population Counterculture – rejection of the major values, norms, and practices of the larger society and replacing them with a new set of cultural values The old older Amish are a good example of a countercultur ...
Legal Support of the Users` Privacy in Cyber Space
... Recognizing of the Cyber Space Is cyber space a kind of environment and space or a kind of communication mean? Replying to this question affects the answer of the hypotheses of the present study. The reason is that there is no justification and legitimation for making challenge in juridical laws wit ...
... Recognizing of the Cyber Space Is cyber space a kind of environment and space or a kind of communication mean? Replying to this question affects the answer of the hypotheses of the present study. The reason is that there is no justification and legitimation for making challenge in juridical laws wit ...
lon l. fuller - Libertarian Alliance
... error of the constructivist rationalists ... is that they tend to base their argument on what has been called the synoptic delusion, that is, on the fiction that all the relevant facts are known to some one mind, and that it is possible to construct from this knowledge of the particulars a desirable ...
... error of the constructivist rationalists ... is that they tend to base their argument on what has been called the synoptic delusion, that is, on the fiction that all the relevant facts are known to some one mind, and that it is possible to construct from this knowledge of the particulars a desirable ...
statistical signs
... Average monthly pension is the average amount of money received monthly by recipients of pensions whose status was acknowledged in the Republic of Slovenia. Recipients of military pensions, advance payments of pensions and supplements to pensions whose status was acknowledged in other republics of f ...
... Average monthly pension is the average amount of money received monthly by recipients of pensions whose status was acknowledged in the Republic of Slovenia. Recipients of military pensions, advance payments of pensions and supplements to pensions whose status was acknowledged in other republics of f ...
THE CASE FOR THE COMMON LAW Evelyn Keyes I am a state
... mind-set that asks, “What is the most desirable resolution of this case, and how can any impediments to the achievement of that result be evaded?”—is appropriate for most of the work that I do, and much of the work that state judges do. We live in an age of legislation, and most new law is statutor ...
... mind-set that asks, “What is the most desirable resolution of this case, and how can any impediments to the achievement of that result be evaded?”—is appropriate for most of the work that I do, and much of the work that state judges do. We live in an age of legislation, and most new law is statutor ...
1 “The Rule of Law in British Colonial Societies in the 19th Century
... Philip Girard, Jim Phillip and Barry Cahill eds., The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia: From Imperial Bastion to Provincial Oracle (Toronto: University of Toronto Press for the Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History, 2004), 30-52 at 30-39. ...
... Philip Girard, Jim Phillip and Barry Cahill eds., The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia: From Imperial Bastion to Provincial Oracle (Toronto: University of Toronto Press for the Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History, 2004), 30-52 at 30-39. ...
Ethical Considerations in Global Multi
... employee privacy rights, and in the implementation of regulatory compliance for the conduct of research across the multiple national locations. The human resources department was primarily concerned with protecting employee privacy rights and obtaining permissions for the research from employees. Th ...
... employee privacy rights, and in the implementation of regulatory compliance for the conduct of research across the multiple national locations. The human resources department was primarily concerned with protecting employee privacy rights and obtaining permissions for the research from employees. Th ...
IF YOU`RE THINKING OF LIVING IN STS / A Guide
... has ever studied. It does not take long before they begin bumping into others who claim authority as students of science and technology and who may also expect anthropologists to prove that they have something new or interesting to say. In this essay I provide in somewhat idiosyncratic terms a parti ...
... has ever studied. It does not take long before they begin bumping into others who claim authority as students of science and technology and who may also expect anthropologists to prove that they have something new or interesting to say. In this essay I provide in somewhat idiosyncratic terms a parti ...
Excluding Race Strategies from International Legal History: The Self
... ROFESSOR Ruth E. Gordon has thoughtfully suggested that our mission in this Symposium is to "explore what viewing the world through the prism of race consciousness portends for future efforts to remake the international system by giving a voice to the voiceless." This Article asks how this mission r ...
... ROFESSOR Ruth E. Gordon has thoughtfully suggested that our mission in this Symposium is to "explore what viewing the world through the prism of race consciousness portends for future efforts to remake the international system by giving a voice to the voiceless." This Article asks how this mission r ...
Nov 2012 AAA Ethics
... research participants, employers, clients, funders (whether institutional, community-based or individual) as well as non-human primates and other animals, among others (all usually referred to as ‘research participants’ in this document). Anthropologists must be sensitive to the power differentials, ...
... research participants, employers, clients, funders (whether institutional, community-based or individual) as well as non-human primates and other animals, among others (all usually referred to as ‘research participants’ in this document). Anthropologists must be sensitive to the power differentials, ...
the role of law in economic thought: essays on
... otherwise would. In spite of its oddness, I have enough confidence in its intrinsic interest to forego any elaborate theoretical gloss. Two qualifications and a quotation are my whole introduction. The first qualification is that the larger legal-economic totality subsisted both in spite of and beca ...
... otherwise would. In spite of its oddness, I have enough confidence in its intrinsic interest to forego any elaborate theoretical gloss. Two qualifications and a quotation are my whole introduction. The first qualification is that the larger legal-economic totality subsisted both in spite of and beca ...
Law and Morality - The Tanner Lectures on Human Values
... or quasi-natural traditions. Weber regards value orientations as substantive preferences incapable of further justification and subject to choice by persons acting in a purposive-rational manner ; an example would be the individual interests that private legal subjects pursue in economic exchange. F ...
... or quasi-natural traditions. Weber regards value orientations as substantive preferences incapable of further justification and subject to choice by persons acting in a purposive-rational manner ; an example would be the individual interests that private legal subjects pursue in economic exchange. F ...
International Law and the UN System
... reciprocal claim and mutual tolerance in our daily competition for power, wealth, respect, and other cherished values. To turn a phrase, law is legitimized politics, a Hydra-headed process of social decision, involving persons at all levels and from all walks of public and private life who, with aut ...
... reciprocal claim and mutual tolerance in our daily competition for power, wealth, respect, and other cherished values. To turn a phrase, law is legitimized politics, a Hydra-headed process of social decision, involving persons at all levels and from all walks of public and private life who, with aut ...
David Schiff and Richard Nobles (eds.), Jurisprudence, Butterworth
... for it is a feature not only of law, but of all autopoietic sub-systems of social communication. Education, politics, law, the economy - these entities exist not as things which one can touch or feel, but as circulating systems of communication. A legal communication is a link in a system of communi ...
... for it is a feature not only of law, but of all autopoietic sub-systems of social communication. Education, politics, law, the economy - these entities exist not as things which one can touch or feel, but as circulating systems of communication. A legal communication is a link in a system of communi ...
Verbatim Mac
... behind war: the military-industrial complex,” Al-Jazeera http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2014/01/big-money-behind-war-military-industrialcomplex-20141473026736533.html)/Dhruv In January 1961, US President Dwight D Eisenhower used his farewell address to warn the nation of what he viewed as ...
... behind war: the military-industrial complex,” Al-Jazeera http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2014/01/big-money-behind-war-military-industrialcomplex-20141473026736533.html)/Dhruv In January 1961, US President Dwight D Eisenhower used his farewell address to warn the nation of what he viewed as ...