Primitivism, Transgression, and other Myths: The Philosophical Anthropology of Georges Bataille
... Having said little about Bataille's work except that it is 'heterogeneous' in both scope and content, we can at this point at least attempt to summarize Bataille's own concerns and problematics ; what constitutes Bataille's concerns with the social, as it concerns us here, at least in its orientatio ...
... Having said little about Bataille's work except that it is 'heterogeneous' in both scope and content, we can at this point at least attempt to summarize Bataille's own concerns and problematics ; what constitutes Bataille's concerns with the social, as it concerns us here, at least in its orientatio ...
anti-corruption education at school
... politicians and civil servants start abusing their positions to create personal well-being. Observing this, young people perceive civil service as a comfortable and attractive lifestyle. Consumption society resents corruption scandals, yet its resentment is somewhat double-edged: it is more disconte ...
... politicians and civil servants start abusing their positions to create personal well-being. Observing this, young people perceive civil service as a comfortable and attractive lifestyle. Consumption society resents corruption scandals, yet its resentment is somewhat double-edged: it is more disconte ...
MK
... entities (e.g., non-profit company) for any purpose (legally allowed). Both individual and legal persons exercise the right to associate without discrimination. Registration is not mandatory, and legal entities are not sanctioned for not registering their organisations. Registration rules are clearl ...
... entities (e.g., non-profit company) for any purpose (legally allowed). Both individual and legal persons exercise the right to associate without discrimination. Registration is not mandatory, and legal entities are not sanctioned for not registering their organisations. Registration rules are clearl ...
Whose Music Is It Anyway?: How We Came To
... comments on oral presentations of this Article at the Cyberlaw Retreat convened by Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society and at the June 2003 Law and Society Annual Meeting. I thank the participants in both fora for their thoughts. The Villanova community has done much to supp ...
... comments on oral presentations of this Article at the Cyberlaw Retreat convened by Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society and at the June 2003 Law and Society Annual Meeting. I thank the participants in both fora for their thoughts. The Villanova community has done much to supp ...
Attachment 1: LIV Comments regarding Surrogacy Inquiry
... Because of the disparity between the various State and Territory legislative mechanisms for regulating surrogacy arrangements, complications can arise where, for example, the commissioning parents and surrogate live in different jurisdictions or a Parentage Order is sought to be made in a State or T ...
... Because of the disparity between the various State and Territory legislative mechanisms for regulating surrogacy arrangements, complications can arise where, for example, the commissioning parents and surrogate live in different jurisdictions or a Parentage Order is sought to be made in a State or T ...
Thesis
... single activity, where lobbyist does multiple things over a period of time. Nownes defines lobbying as an effort designed to affect what the government does; organized interest as an organization that engages in political activity – that is, activity designed to affect what the government does, and ...
... single activity, where lobbyist does multiple things over a period of time. Nownes defines lobbying as an effort designed to affect what the government does; organized interest as an organization that engages in political activity – that is, activity designed to affect what the government does, and ...
Systems of Land Registration
... is, which problems arise with regard to describing and studying land registration, and how this study uses a systems approach to improve that. 1.1.1 Main Characteristics land registration and cadastres In its shortest possible description the topic of this study concerns ‘land registration’. Althoug ...
... is, which problems arise with regard to describing and studying land registration, and how this study uses a systems approach to improve that. 1.1.1 Main Characteristics land registration and cadastres In its shortest possible description the topic of this study concerns ‘land registration’. Althoug ...
InsecurIty at sea: pIracy and other rIsks to navIgatIon
... to navigation’ is based on the outcomes of the related Workshop (held in Naples, on 12 October 2012) and on further research activities, including those carried out within the framework of the Marsafenet Working Group n.3 on International Maritime Security and Border Surveillance. The final scientif ...
... to navigation’ is based on the outcomes of the related Workshop (held in Naples, on 12 October 2012) and on further research activities, including those carried out within the framework of the Marsafenet Working Group n.3 on International Maritime Security and Border Surveillance. The final scientif ...
Niklas Luhmann`s Theory of Politics and Law
... value as possible ways of making sense of events which today’s theoretical fashions of post-structuralism, post-idealism and postmodernism tend often to regard as formless and meaningless. A second difficulty in understanding Luhmann’s sociology is the supposed anti-humanist and anti-individualistic ...
... value as possible ways of making sense of events which today’s theoretical fashions of post-structuralism, post-idealism and postmodernism tend often to regard as formless and meaningless. A second difficulty in understanding Luhmann’s sociology is the supposed anti-humanist and anti-individualistic ...
thesis - Munin
... applied for solving such issues in international law. Those issues are encompassed by international environmental law and law of the sea. International law is fragmented on the different branches of law. Both environmental and law of the sea are branches of international law. The sources of internat ...
... applied for solving such issues in international law. Those issues are encompassed by international environmental law and law of the sea. International law is fragmented on the different branches of law. Both environmental and law of the sea are branches of international law. The sources of internat ...
seeking justice in transitional societies: an analysis of the problems
... approaches to the resolution of various national questions. In consequence, Africans are clamouring for greater responsiveness on the part of their political leadership, respect for human rights, accountability and a two way flow of information between the people and their leadership. They are also ...
... approaches to the resolution of various national questions. In consequence, Africans are clamouring for greater responsiveness on the part of their political leadership, respect for human rights, accountability and a two way flow of information between the people and their leadership. They are also ...
As a PDF file - E-thesis / Helsingin yliopisto
... Pushnov, director of the environmental department in the Russian state oil and gas company, Artikmorneftegazrazvedka, has kindly helped me to organize the official contacts which were necessary in the city administration of Murmansk. The Murmansk administration case study would not have been possibl ...
... Pushnov, director of the environmental department in the Russian state oil and gas company, Artikmorneftegazrazvedka, has kindly helped me to organize the official contacts which were necessary in the city administration of Murmansk. The Murmansk administration case study would not have been possibl ...
OBLIGATION TO OBEY THE LAW: A STUDY OF THE DEATH OF
... institutions served as a cement keeping the society together and making it strong in battle. Socrates' disinterested pursuit of truth chipped away at this cement and therefore at the foundations of Athenian society. In this basic sense, Socrates' very life, devoted to teaching philosophy, was percei ...
... institutions served as a cement keeping the society together and making it strong in battle. Socrates' disinterested pursuit of truth chipped away at this cement and therefore at the foundations of Athenian society. In this basic sense, Socrates' very life, devoted to teaching philosophy, was percei ...
evaluating the application of eu environmental standards in
... See Douma W. (2010) The EBRD and Russia: Stimulating European Principles for the Environment. In Douma W., Mucklow F. (eds.) Environmental Finance and Socially Responsible Business in Russia. T.M.C. Asser Press. 169-185. p. 180. ...
... See Douma W. (2010) The EBRD and Russia: Stimulating European Principles for the Environment. In Douma W., Mucklow F. (eds.) Environmental Finance and Socially Responsible Business in Russia. T.M.C. Asser Press. 169-185. p. 180. ...
Bylaws and Regulations
... -Law No. 26702 published 09.12.1996 -Law No. 27287 published 19.06.2000 -Law No. 27649 published 23.01.2002 - Law No. 28306 published 29.07.2004 - Law No. 28655 published 29.12.2005 - Legislative Decree No. 1061 published 28.06.2008 -Law No. 29638 published 24.12.2010 - Law No. 29660 published 04.02 ...
... -Law No. 26702 published 09.12.1996 -Law No. 27287 published 19.06.2000 -Law No. 27649 published 23.01.2002 - Law No. 28306 published 29.07.2004 - Law No. 28655 published 29.12.2005 - Legislative Decree No. 1061 published 28.06.2008 -Law No. 29638 published 24.12.2010 - Law No. 29660 published 04.02 ...
hla hart`s lost essay: discretion and the legal process school
... and thus the lasting legacy of legal realism became a challenge: explain how legal indeterminacy can be reconciled with the rule of law. The problem of discretion became more pressing after the New Deal. Increased complexity in law meant more decisions, more indeterminacy, and greater need for a the ...
... and thus the lasting legacy of legal realism became a challenge: explain how legal indeterminacy can be reconciled with the rule of law. The problem of discretion became more pressing after the New Deal. Increased complexity in law meant more decisions, more indeterminacy, and greater need for a the ...
2005 Program - Society for Applied Anthropology
... plenty of challenges—because a meeting such as ours is in its own right a form of tourism, an exploitation of local heritages, and an imposition upon the environment. For me, the planning of these meetings has been a delightful and sometimes sobering experience in applied anthropology, particularly ...
... plenty of challenges—because a meeting such as ours is in its own right a form of tourism, an exploitation of local heritages, and an imposition upon the environment. For me, the planning of these meetings has been a delightful and sometimes sobering experience in applied anthropology, particularly ...
Studying Societies and Cultures: Marvin Harris`s Cultural
... thought were theoretically wrong, such as ethnoscience and sociobiology, or scientifically untenable, such as structuralism and interpretivism. He was most alarmed by the rise of postmodernist approaches in anthropology during the 1980s and 1990s, and he combated their influence in numerous publicat ...
... thought were theoretically wrong, such as ethnoscience and sociobiology, or scientifically untenable, such as structuralism and interpretivism. He was most alarmed by the rise of postmodernist approaches in anthropology during the 1980s and 1990s, and he combated their influence in numerous publicat ...
Consultation Paper - The Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong
... litigation, particularly in personal injury cases, where the dispute usually concerns the amount of damages rather than liability. In cases where the courts order the defendant to pay the plaintiff’s costs pursuant to the costs indemnity rule, 2 these costs are often paid by the defendant’s insuranc ...
... litigation, particularly in personal injury cases, where the dispute usually concerns the amount of damages rather than liability. In cases where the courts order the defendant to pay the plaintiff’s costs pursuant to the costs indemnity rule, 2 these costs are often paid by the defendant’s insuranc ...
Obligation to Obey the Law: A Study of the Death of Socrates, by
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...
The Role of Personal Values in Professional Decisionmaking
... different from, or even in conflict with, common morality?"); David Luban, ed., THE ETHics OF LAWYERS Xiii (1994) ("The problematic aspect of lawyers' ethics, however, consists in duties (such as demolishing the truthful witness) that contradictrather than supplement everyday morality."); Luban, LAW ...
... different from, or even in conflict with, common morality?"); David Luban, ed., THE ETHics OF LAWYERS Xiii (1994) ("The problematic aspect of lawyers' ethics, however, consists in duties (such as demolishing the truthful witness) that contradictrather than supplement everyday morality."); Luban, LAW ...
end-of-life law and assisted dying in the 21 century: time for cautious
... medical evidence indicates), or whether the picture, across the range of medical practice, is more complicated. Exploring the empirical evidence over possible death hastening and the apparently increasing use of palliative or terminal sedation, I question both the legal status (of) and the ethical ...
... medical evidence indicates), or whether the picture, across the range of medical practice, is more complicated. Exploring the empirical evidence over possible death hastening and the apparently increasing use of palliative or terminal sedation, I question both the legal status (of) and the ethical ...
Serbia Report 2016 - European Commission
... first enlargement country to introduce the EU Index of Gender Equality. Further sustained efforts are needed to improve the situation of persons belonging to the most discriminated groups (Roma, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, persons with disabilities, persons with HIV/AID ...
... first enlargement country to introduce the EU Index of Gender Equality. Further sustained efforts are needed to improve the situation of persons belonging to the most discriminated groups (Roma, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons, persons with disabilities, persons with HIV/AID ...
Obligation to Obey the Law: A Study of the Death of Socrates
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...