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... other sources. Receipt of funding from individuals, corporations and other sources is easy, effective and without any unnecessary cost or administrative burden. Legislation on CSOs engaging in economic activities is implemented and is not burdensome. Still some CSOs have difficulties, for example, w ...
... other sources. Receipt of funding from individuals, corporations and other sources is easy, effective and without any unnecessary cost or administrative burden. Legislation on CSOs engaging in economic activities is implemented and is not burdensome. Still some CSOs have difficulties, for example, w ...
Niklas Luhmann`s Theory of Politics and Law
... principal tenet of this chapter, and indeed of the whole of this book, that what we are dealing with in Luhmann’s writings is indeed a social theory which may be used to make sense of and analyse the historical and continuing evolution of society, as well as specific events and relationships between ...
... principal tenet of this chapter, and indeed of the whole of this book, that what we are dealing with in Luhmann’s writings is indeed a social theory which may be used to make sense of and analyse the historical and continuing evolution of society, as well as specific events and relationships between ...
hla hart`s lost essay: discretion and the legal process school
... or “fancy.”12 Further, Hart argued that discretion is a necessary component of any legal system, because society’s ability to regulate the future is inherently limited by imperfect information and an imperfect understanding of aims. As such, positive law will inevitably be partly indeterminate; ther ...
... or “fancy.”12 Further, Hart argued that discretion is a necessary component of any legal system, because society’s ability to regulate the future is inherently limited by imperfect information and an imperfect understanding of aims. As such, positive law will inevitably be partly indeterminate; ther ...
Great Powers and Outlaw States: Unequal Sovereigns in - E
... the international community and international renegades or between the universal and the particular, e.g. ‘human rights’ and ‘Islamic terrorism’. This language has become more transparent in recent years. The word ‘Manichean’ has become a cliché of political commentary as observers struggle to come ...
... the international community and international renegades or between the universal and the particular, e.g. ‘human rights’ and ‘Islamic terrorism’. This language has become more transparent in recent years. The word ‘Manichean’ has become a cliché of political commentary as observers struggle to come ...
How Legal Inefficacy Strengthened the Athenian Democracy
... and truly saw ‘rule of the people’. The democracy preserved political and legal equality, fostered cooperation and collective action, and promoted public accountability. During this time, on a wide variety of economic, social and cultural measures, Athens became the preeminent city-state (polis) in ...
... and truly saw ‘rule of the people’. The democracy preserved political and legal equality, fostered cooperation and collective action, and promoted public accountability. During this time, on a wide variety of economic, social and cultural measures, Athens became the preeminent city-state (polis) in ...
Quality of Decision-Making in Public Law
... shape to governmental regulations. Administrative decisions are juristic acts; they are as it were the legal packaging of everyday experiences such as receiving benefits, learning how to drive, building a house or paying taxes. The legal quality of administrative decisions therefore obviously matter ...
... shape to governmental regulations. Administrative decisions are juristic acts; they are as it were the legal packaging of everyday experiences such as receiving benefits, learning how to drive, building a house or paying taxes. The legal quality of administrative decisions therefore obviously matter ...
Legal History and Traditions - Ethiopian Legal Brief
... This course is a critical survey of the major past and present legal traditions of the world. It identifies and explains the central problems those legal traditions faced; the type of solutions they gave to such problems and the reasons why they chose those solutions. Identifying the key issues enco ...
... This course is a critical survey of the major past and present legal traditions of the world. It identifies and explains the central problems those legal traditions faced; the type of solutions they gave to such problems and the reasons why they chose those solutions. Identifying the key issues enco ...
Order without Law: How Neighbors Settle Disputes
... his Farmer-Rancher Parable might not accurately portray how rural landowners would respond to a change in trespass law. s Some law-and-economics scholars, however, seem to believe that transaction costs are indeed often trivial when only two parties are in conflict. 6 These scholars therefore might ...
... his Farmer-Rancher Parable might not accurately portray how rural landowners would respond to a change in trespass law. s Some law-and-economics scholars, however, seem to believe that transaction costs are indeed often trivial when only two parties are in conflict. 6 These scholars therefore might ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
A Legal History of Rome
... The history of Roman law in antiquity spans a period of more than a thousand years. Initially, the law of a small rural community, then that of a powerful citystate, Roman law became in the course of time the law of a multinational empire that embraced the entire Mediterranean world. During its long ...
... The history of Roman law in antiquity spans a period of more than a thousand years. Initially, the law of a small rural community, then that of a powerful citystate, Roman law became in the course of time the law of a multinational empire that embraced the entire Mediterranean world. During its long ...
Co-existence of Single Positive Law and Plural Normative Orders:
... individual interests of the states under the general interests of common good. That’s good. But common good of governments means nothing if the citizens of the state have remained in extreme poverty, and/or if their civil and political rights are under systematic and serious violations. The most peo ...
... individual interests of the states under the general interests of common good. That’s good. But common good of governments means nothing if the citizens of the state have remained in extreme poverty, and/or if their civil and political rights are under systematic and serious violations. The most peo ...
Transnational Legality: Stateless Law and International Arbitration
... international law.10 But do they make stateless law? Do they make private law? Can they? What would it take for them to do so? These are the type of questions I address in this book. My purpose plainly is not to close any debate. I do not intend an exhaustive treatment of any area of legal scholars ...
... international law.10 But do they make stateless law? Do they make private law? Can they? What would it take for them to do so? These are the type of questions I address in this book. My purpose plainly is not to close any debate. I do not intend an exhaustive treatment of any area of legal scholars ...
Journal of Law, No. 1, 2012
... appellation in the first book on "Appeal", which states that "there is nobody who does not know how often and how necessary is to use the right to appeal, as it can indisputably correct the unjust results of lack of experience of the judge, although in some cases the correct decision can be changed ...
... appellation in the first book on "Appeal", which states that "there is nobody who does not know how often and how necessary is to use the right to appeal, as it can indisputably correct the unjust results of lack of experience of the judge, although in some cases the correct decision can be changed ...
i Volume 20 Spring 2014 Number 2 Executive and Editorial Board
... theme, “Internationalization of Law and Legal Practice,” explored the mechanisms of change in international law. More specifically, the attending panelists focused their discussions on global topics undergoing rapid change, including: Tariffs and trade, human rights, immigration, labor, public healt ...
... theme, “Internationalization of Law and Legal Practice,” explored the mechanisms of change in international law. More specifically, the attending panelists focused their discussions on global topics undergoing rapid change, including: Tariffs and trade, human rights, immigration, labor, public healt ...
The Concept of the Rule of Law - MacSphere
... There are a number of members of the McMaster Philosophy department that I would like to thank: Elisabeth Gedge for her kindness, support and keen academic insights, which are indispensable as they are so different from my own. Kim and Daphne: thank you for always indulging me, whether I am bursting ...
... There are a number of members of the McMaster Philosophy department that I would like to thank: Elisabeth Gedge for her kindness, support and keen academic insights, which are indispensable as they are so different from my own. Kim and Daphne: thank you for always indulging me, whether I am bursting ...
CIVICS CH 4
... accept the notion of a single and unified sovereignty. They give great importance to associations and they are as sovereign as the State. Therefore sovereignty is neither unity nor absolute. 6. Internationalism: The concept of internationalism has made it still more incompatible. A civilized state h ...
... accept the notion of a single and unified sovereignty. They give great importance to associations and they are as sovereign as the State. Therefore sovereignty is neither unity nor absolute. 6. Internationalism: The concept of internationalism has made it still more incompatible. A civilized state h ...
verbatim record of the legal experts meeting on the law of the sea
... the Law of the Sea, United Nations and also is a Former Member of the Legal and Technical Commission, International Seabed Authority. His expertise and professional experience, I am sure, would be enriching the deliberations. I must admit that the response that I have received from the Member States ...
... the Law of the Sea, United Nations and also is a Former Member of the Legal and Technical Commission, International Seabed Authority. His expertise and professional experience, I am sure, would be enriching the deliberations. I must admit that the response that I have received from the Member States ...
Magna Carta and the ius commune - Chicago Unbound
... Richard. H. Helmholz, "Magna Carta and the ius commune," 66 University of Chicago Law Review 297 (1999). ...
... Richard. H. Helmholz, "Magna Carta and the ius commune," 66 University of Chicago Law Review 297 (1999). ...
Magna Carta and the ius commune
... the great men of his kingdom. Habitual indifference to accepted standards of justice, reckless assertion of regalian rights over the church, extravagant military expenditures with little to show for them, and loss of the bulk of his continental possessions to the king of France at the Battle of Bouv ...
... the great men of his kingdom. Habitual indifference to accepted standards of justice, reckless assertion of regalian rights over the church, extravagant military expenditures with little to show for them, and loss of the bulk of his continental possessions to the king of France at the Battle of Bouv ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... would become the supreme law in such a society.1 It is extremely unlikely, however, that the complete elimination of the state or other form of governmental constraint would bring about an undisturbed, harmonious association between men. Even if we assume that the majority of men are by nature soci ...
... would become the supreme law in such a society.1 It is extremely unlikely, however, that the complete elimination of the state or other form of governmental constraint would bring about an undisturbed, harmonious association between men. Even if we assume that the majority of men are by nature soci ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... would become the supreme law in such a society.1 It is extremely unlikely, however, that the complete elimination of the state or other form of governmental constraint would bring about an undisturbed, harmonious association between men. Even if we assume that the majority of men are by nature soci ...
... would become the supreme law in such a society.1 It is extremely unlikely, however, that the complete elimination of the state or other form of governmental constraint would bring about an undisturbed, harmonious association between men. Even if we assume that the majority of men are by nature soci ...
Lobbying and Litigating Against "Legal Bootleggers"
... define the practice of law has a solid mandate from state constitutions and the separation of powers doctrine, or whether the power developed to serve protectionist interests of a private trade group-the bar-which had the cooperation of judiciary due to their shared membership in the legal professio ...
... define the practice of law has a solid mandate from state constitutions and the separation of powers doctrine, or whether the power developed to serve protectionist interests of a private trade group-the bar-which had the cooperation of judiciary due to their shared membership in the legal professio ...
Legal Gazette
... A regime is the set of governing rules under which an entity operates. SHAPE operates under the “NATO SOFA family,” i.e., the 1951 NATO SOFA on the status of forces, the 1952 Paris Protocol on international military headquarters, the 1967 SHAPE-Belgium Agreement (SBA), and the lower level agreements ...
... A regime is the set of governing rules under which an entity operates. SHAPE operates under the “NATO SOFA family,” i.e., the 1951 NATO SOFA on the status of forces, the 1952 Paris Protocol on international military headquarters, the 1967 SHAPE-Belgium Agreement (SBA), and the lower level agreements ...