Philosophy, Law
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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A Theoretical Foundation for Understanding Law Subjects and Rights in Igbo Philosophy of Law
... The Igbo verb igba-ndu is used to translate the word cove- nant. Igba means “to join together,” and ndu means life. Thus, igba-ndu means to join lives together. This understanding brings out the meaning of covenant as a ...
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Human Beings and the Moral Law: Moral Precariousness in Kant's Ethical Philosophy
... moral law and are often uncertain of the moral worth of their ...moral law, in Kant's moral philosophy, is, most fundamentally, one of tenuousness and ...moral law because we always have at ...
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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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Introduction to Law in Literature and Philosophy
... entitled: Law In Literature and ...among law, literature, and philosophy by posing questions such as: Is the intersection of law and literature limited to stories about law and methods ...
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Equality in law and philosophy
... This is not to deny that in some cases there might be procedural reasons to adopt a presumption in favour of equality in governmental and other decision-making. This might be because of concern about biases or perverse ...
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Postmodern anarchy in the modern legal psyche: law, anarchy and psychoanalytic philosophy
... all law that exists has some substantial content to it, a legal meaning or purpose and so ...the law as it is composed by different elements that are all unlike each other but that seem to circulate and ...
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Rethinking corporate agency in business, philosophy and law
... has law assigned rights and responsibilities to corporate persons, and do these really belong to corporate persons qua corporate persons? How are these connected with individual moral rights and responsibilities? ...
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Knowledge Production Methods in Human Rights Research: Constraints and Opportunities for the Promotion of an Interdisciplinary Approach
... The types of the 18 structures analysed and their reported activities were compared to outline the initial mapping: out of all of them, the three university research institutes from the Carlos III University of Madrid, ...
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Legal Philosophy of Pancasila as The Paradigm of The Criminal Justice System: A Philosophical Criticism for the Loss of a Sense of Humanity
... In order to find out the existence of philosophical foundation in the process of Criminal Law System --particularly Criminal Justice System in Indonesia, we need to go back to the activity of Law Sciences, ...
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TITLE: The role of the Word-Acaid Philosophy in directing human behaviour
... Newton’s law of motion shows up here where objects are constant until another greater force impacts them, thus redirecting or shifting their direction towards the idea’s ...Word-Acaid philosophy is ...
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Philosophical understanding and its relevance to their field of research
... which philosophy cannot ask questions, there is therefore need for philosophical thinking about education and not just the scientific thinking if education is to be meaningful and useful to the one being educated ...
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Participation in corporate governance
... Third, behind institutional shareholders, bargaining power was key to patterns of participation. While proposals were made in 1976 to require half elected pension trustees, there was no such legal enactment. Before this, ...
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Command responsibility in international law the boundaries of criminal liability for military commanders and civilian leaders
... whether those crimes were committed through an ‘act’ or by an ‘omission’.252 This proposition must be strictly qualified insofar as it relates to alleged omissions on the part of subordinates. Where a subordinate commits ...
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Shoemaker on sentiments and quality of will
... Of course, the criminal law is a special, and somewhat artiicial, case; and my Oedipus example might be said to be archaic. But the question is whether there might not be some form of liability—part of our moral ...
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UNHCR and international refugee law: From treaties to innovation
... refugee law obligations, were not given specific content by the drafters of its Statute and UNHCR did not attempt to have the parameters of these responsibilities drawn by the General Assembly and ...refugee ...
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Causation and Legal Responsibility: 'Take Your Victim as You Find Him?'
... criminal law where it was not reasonably foreseeable; for example, that it could have made a difference if Blaue’s victim had been given a transfusion while unconscious and then died because she opened an artery ...
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The criminal offence in international law
... The 1926 convention neither declares nor implies that slavery is a crime under international law. It calls for the co-operation of the Contracting Parties to prevent, suppress and punish the practice but this ...
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Aleppo I: Double Rule of Law
... Aleppo displays the two faces of the human race. On the one hand, it harbours an incredibly rich history of human civilisation dating back to the Sumer origins of or- ganised society and government. On the other hand, it ...
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No actual measurement was required : Maxwell and Cavendish's null method for the inverse square law of electrostatics
... Coulomb’s law represented the composition of a fundamental direct inverse relation with distance, and changes to the distribution of electricity due to induction; it held only with suitable arrangements of ...
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