Rights, Natural
Authority of the Village in Maluku as Indigenous People in the Management of Natural Resources in the Sea Customary Rights
... the rights of indigenous people over land law, but the issue of rights and management authority concerned has not become a sea customary rights/willingness ...the rights of indigenous ...
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2. Africa, Depletable Natural Resources and the Rights of Future Generations
... s rights is the right to ...other rights come to ...that rights exist in order to protect individuals from experiencing harm to their “ physical well-being, political equality, or sense of ...
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Predicting Judicial Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights: A Natural Language Processing Perspective
... in Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning provide us with the tools to build predictive models that can be used to unveil patterns driving judicial ...Human Rights based solely on textual ...
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Natural Rights, Morality, and the Law
... the natural law rightly, and the hastily conceived one less well” [58], we have processes of judicial review and legal ...the rights of ...have rights. However, women most certainly do have ...
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Neoconstitutionalism, Rights, and Natural Law
... exist natural law principles of justice and the following characteristics of our culture of rights: a) the recognition of rights; b) the reference of state or national legal systems to supranational ...
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Using social media in natural disaster management: a human-rights based approach
... Since the early decades of the XX Century, a corpus of International Disaster Response Law (IDRL) has been taking shape at regional and global level, aiming at harmonizing domestic legislations, facilitating ...
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Martin Luther King, Jr.: Jeffersonian; Champion of Natural Law Philosophy
... Time and again Martin Luther King wrote about and spoke to Jeffersonian principles of self-determination and appeals to Natural Law. King aimed to hold the United States of America not by radically new ideas about ...
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The right to freely dispose of natural resources: Utopia or forgotten right?
... their natural resources, in practice such a right clashes head-on with the international legal principle of State sovereignty over such ...individual rights within the system under the banner of human ...
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Rethinking global environmental governance
... about natural resources affecting Maori in special arrangements that have “recognized in law the Maori view that the natural environment should be treated more as a person - indeed, as a relative - rather ...
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EVS - Unit 4
... ‘All rights in the water of any river, natural stream or natural drainage channel, natural lake or other natural collection of water shall vest in the ...
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Tracing innovation pathways in the management of natural and social capital on Laikipia Maasai Group Ranches, Kenya
... grazing rights or agistments as referred to by Robert and Mcallister (2010) involves allowing non- members of a ranch to graze their livestock at a ...grazing rights has not only provided income but also ...
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Māori involvement in natural resource management in Aotearoa New Zealand : do statutory processes create benefits? : a thesis for the partial fulfilment of the requirements for Master of Philosophy in Science, Māori Resource & Environmental Management [at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand]
... just Rights and Property, and to secure to them the enjoyment of Peace and Good Order, has deemed it necessary, in consequence of the great number of Her Majesty’s Subjects who have already settled in New Zealand, ...
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The Public Perception of Intellectual Property
... The psychology of ownership also implicates the cognitive heuristic of the “endowment effect.” The endowment effect refers to the well- established phenomenon that individuals tend to value goods that they own more ...
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Democracy as a Source of Human Rights
... the natural condition according to Hobbes? According to him, "natural condition is the freedom of every person to use his freedom, as he wishes, to preserve his own nature and to do everything that ...
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In Search of an Identity for Europe. ZEI Discussion Papers: 1998, C 23
... and natural law, which was taken up by Tho- mas Aquinas, faced attack from the ...of natural law (not to be con- fused with natural rights, of subjective nature), the modern world, through the ...
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The sentencing of environmental offences involving non human environmental entities in the NSW Land and Environment Court
... that has evolved alongside the emergence of environmental law generally in Australia. Broadly speaking protection of biodiversity can be divided into approaches that concentrate on protecting habitat (the ecosystems ...
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A brief study on constitutional rights and legal rights to women
... The culture and tradition of India is considered as old and great all over the world where people used to worship various female goddesses, saints and poets. India is also a powerful nation and famous worldwide for being ...
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IP as Conflict Resolution: A Micro View of IP
... speech rights with a sharp analytical and historical stick, he or she may be surprised by how much free speech rights depend on and are defined by property ...speech rights have boundaries, and ...
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Asking the Restorative Question in Response to Criminal Wrongdoing Widening the Scope for Legal and Restorative Integration
... Maslow’s (1970) theory of a hierarchy of needs places the physiological need for food, clothing and shelter at the core of human need, with safety, belonging, esteem, and self- actualisation representing various other ...
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Whatever happened to the 'F' word? Challenges for women specific services
... Human Rights Violations” and remains a tireless advocate in the pursuit social justice and human rights for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ...
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