PHILOSOPHY AND LAW
Rethinking corporate agency in business, philosophy and law
... jurisprudence have advanced the study of corporate agency, there have been very few attempts to bring together insights from these and other disciplines in the pages of the Journal of Business Ethics. By introducing to ...
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The Assumptions of Development in the Spirit of Hegel's Philosophy of Economics (2) Private Property and Law
... Although the state and the legal system should be seen from the standpoint of pulsation and development: economic efficiency and social progression, and the principles of justice, security and effectiveness of justice, ...
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A Theoretical Foundation for Understanding Law Subjects and Rights in Igbo Philosophy of Law
... a philosophy of Afri- can legal tradition as chronicling materials that can be used in building a theoretical foundation for African philosophy of ...
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An Appraisal of Nigerian Legal System in the Light of Savigny’s Philosophy of Law
... the Law, war and more importantly, discordance and loss of communal identity (the ...(Machiavellian philosophy), Law must therefore reflect the peoples historical trait (spirit) less the above ...
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The philosophy of competition law
... of philosophy, and it is suggested that this is where the debate about the meaning of competition and antitrust needs to ...the philosophy of competition law must be determined first, and from where ...
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Philosophy to Strengthen Baitul Maal wat Tamwil Law in Indonesia
... Islamic law which states that anyone who has declared himself a Muslim by saying two kalimah syahadat, he is bound to obey and obey the laws and teachings of ...
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Collective Action, Constituent Power, and Democracy: On Representation in Lindahl’s Philosophy of Law
... all law): a collective must, but cannot, authorize its own ...all law: “To call attention to the moment of seizure inherent to representation is to insist that violence, even if a productive (but never only ...
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Volume 18 ( ) Issue 2 Symposium: Philosophy of Law. Article 3. December Jules L. Coleman
... This distinction demonstrates that there are two senses in which liability in torts can be said to be strict, that is, imposed without regard to fault. Liability is s[r] ...
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From Control to Communication: Science, Philosophy, and World Trade Law
... 68 In fact, the negotiation history of the SPS Agreement reveals deep-rooted divergences between WTO members, in particular the United States and EU, on critical iss[r] ...
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Ibn Sina and the philosophy of law and the state
... "So Long ae the ordi.n ary human soul remains in thf' body it it impossibie for it to accept Intelligence that.. a certain person if; ccgni s anr of intelligibles &1£ t' et he car.[r] ...
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In the beginning was the word: paradigms of language and normativity in law, philosophy and theology
... In the middle-middle ages the understanding of language as rhetoric, was all but sidelined - as a scholastic approach - by a naturalistic paradigm, which aspired to perfect - as humanly [r] ...
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In search of ethics in the Hermeneutic Philosophy of Law
... Aunque interpretación, aplicación y sentido como facetas hermenéuticas del sujeto delimitan el recorrido de esta filosofía, su apoyo inicial y fundamental más común para que l[r] ...
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Materiality and the ontological turn in the anthropocene : establishing a dialogue between law, anthropology and eco-philosophy
... environmental law. Through a closer reading of anthropology and eco-philosophy, a new legal terrain is (re)discovered wherein the laws of nature dictate a new contract between living and non-living entities ...
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Book Review: The Normative Foundations of European Competition Law: Assessing the Goals of Antitrust through the Lens of Legal Philosophy
... freedom in competition, traceable to ancient Greek theorising on its beneficial progress and detrimental strife, as akin to dialectic reasoning in philosophy. The second part of chapter 4 considers the competitive ...
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Social epistemology: a philosophy for sociology or a sociology of philosophy?
... Another point of divergence concerns what each takes to be the point, or ‘function’, of the knowledge system. Goldman is loud and clear: the overarching goal is the production of reliable truths about matters of social ...
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lnternational Law as Law
... of law as a collection or body of rules is readily and clearly ...the law or any rule of law may be altered by the will of the society and its members, as the law itself as well as its rules ...
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Law, reconciliation and philosophy : Athenian democracy at the end of the fifth century B C
... democracy’s law reform and the reconciliation, in a democratic community such as Athens where most of the public offices were filled with ordinary citizens selected by lot and the few other elected positions were ...
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Philosophy and the accident
... contract law to a social conception of law which, far from creating the idea of an accident, as Figlio claims, actually abrogates ...employment law fills that ...the law is working towards its ...
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Human Beings and the Moral Law: Moral Precariousness in Kant's Ethical Philosophy
... by us so as to prevent the possibility of a clash between happiness and morality, and the majority (if not the totality) of human beings are evil, then it seems that people may lapse into a kind of despair in which one ...
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Martin Luther King, Jr.: Jeffersonian; Champion of Natural Law Philosophy
... political philosophy have been washed away—even though they are what informed his actions and motivated his ...higher law, to Natural Law, is precisely how he was able to change the nation for the ...
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