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The age old question about theory - the I have put forward a proposition below (which I dont neccessarily agree with) - hope it generates a lively discussion and I am interested to hear from you on this facinating topic ;)
Dr Anna Kawalek
When we talk about theory in academia, any scholarly body has two main (interconnected) theoretical strands. To understand the core academic positions of any legal (or non-legal) school is to consider both aspects. The first is methodology (comprising primarily of ontological and epistemological assumptions about the law, latterly engaging relevant methods of discovering the law). This is general research philosophy applied more precisely to the subject of law (we might discuss the same paradigms in different fields, for instance, maths, physics, or sociology). This branch considers the mechanics behind making knowledge claims pertaining to whatlaw is (ontology), how we can know law (epistemology), and how these theoretical understandings create channels into relevant methods to construct knowledge. For further information, Stobbs provides an accessible overview of the academic terminology ontology, epistemology, methodology, and methods.[1]His articulation is particularly useful because it demonstrates the link between these key pillars of knowledge acquisition (ontology, epistemology, methods), each layer creating a building block for the next, and together creating rigorous methodology.[2]
The second strand concerns substantive, prescriptive, or content-drive claims about the law or what the law ought to do.[3] The focus is subject matter, content, and causal links that discusses the law, practice, and the courts. Generating substantive knowledge claims rest on a (implicitly or explicitly acknowledged) series of complementary methodological assumptions from the first strand. This makes both strands interconnected. For example, commitment to a subjectivist ontology and sociological epistemology would project a substantive theory of psycho-social variety; it is unlikely (and potentially impossible) for this type of methodology to generate a substantive claim of a natural science genre. In the alternative, an objectivist ontology and empiricist epistemology may generate substantive theory of biomedical variety. This means that every juncture of a methodological process opens up a prism of potential substantive claims, whilst closing off others. Usually, when comparing any two schools, the bigger the adjustment to methodological assumptions (what reality is and how we know it), the greater the difference in substantive claim (seeking to explain and discuss these realities). Taken together, if a methodological underpinning offers a (limited) spectrum of substantive claims, this means that literature ascribing to a similar series of methodological assumptions are likely to provoke similar genres of substantive theory. Alternatively, literature ascribing to different methodologies but examining the same phenomenon will project opposing substantive theories about that given phenomenon because they make very different theoretical commitments about the world.
In law, this point is exemplified by legal realism and formalism, two schools that are typically understood as scholarly opponents. Their ontological and epistemological beliefs mean that the realists and the formalists each respectively construct knowledge of the law and legal processes in a very different way to one-another, mobilising a very different sets of methodological benchmarks. However, at the same time, they examine similar substantive content – namely, the courts, advocacy, and juristic methods,[4] and how political standards influence adjudication.[5] The formalist position takes a normatively-infused political angle; it considers judicial decisions and how judges do and ought to decide cases, seeking to persuade practitioners to justify preferences to objective standards.[6] However, the realists reject ought questions and look at social facts and effects as they manifest in reality.[7] At risk of venturing too far into the terrains of their respective substantive claims, the key point is that they examine similar phenomena using very different methodologies. As a result, despite examining the same “thing”, they derive substantive conclusions on opposite ends of the spectrum. This serves to highlight the significance of methodological assumptions for generating substantive claims.
Are there in fact two stands when we generate theory? Discuss.
[1] Nigel Stobbs, ‘therapeutic jurisprudence as theoretical and applied research’ (chapter 3) in Stobbs, et al. [n 14] [48].
[2] Ibid.
[3] Edward L. Rubin, The Concept of Law and the New Public Law Scholarship, 89 Mich. L. Rev. 792 (1991) Available at: https://repository.law.umich.edu/mlr/vol89/iss4/3
[4] Karl N Llewellyn, ‘The Normative, the Legal, and the Law-Jobs: The Problem of Juristic Method.’ The Yale Law Journal, vol. 49, no. 8, 1940, pp. 1355–400. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.2307/792545. Accessed 29 Jun. 2022.
[5] Jeremy Telman, ‘International legal positivism and legal realism’, in Jörg Kammerhofer & Jean D'Aspremont (Eds.) International Legal Positivism in a Post-Modern World (pp. 241-263) (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014). doi:10.1017/CBO9781139094245.012
[6] Ibid; Michael Freeman, and Dennis Lloyd of Hampstead. 2001. Lloyd's introduction to jurisprudence (chapter 9). (London: Sweet & Maxwell, 2001).
[7] Oliver Jütersonke, ‘Realist Approaches to International Law’ in Anne Orford and Florian Hoffmann The Oxford Handbook of the Theory of International Law (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2016) DOI: 10.1093/law/9780198701958.003.0017
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Diversity is not the way to the truth. The only way to find the truth is to reduce the number of hypotheses under consideration. It is necessary to choose one pole and ensure consistency with this one single position.
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I'm a novice in a legal science, but I have some projects I'd like to publish, but I don't where it's better to do this. Most of my articles have 6-8 pages and they touch upon various issues of civil and public law (generally it's constitutional and international public law, not criminal). Sincerely and hopefully waiting for your responses.
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contact me to write scopus journal together
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  • Does normative legal philosophy also have a potential critical function vis-à-vis existing, empirically provable injustice where the injustice is not so much promoted or brought about by discriminatory laws, incorrect court rulings or actions contrary to human rights in the sense of an ideology, but rather by legislative and political laissez-faire or even omission (cf. e.g. mediterranean migrant crisis, anthropogenic climate change or pandemics)? From my point of view, this should be the case (but where is it explicitly stated and conceptually discussed?).
  • Which concepts from the field of normative legal philosophy/ legal ethics could be used to transparently and rationally criticise such state and supranational omissions from a normative perspective? Should new concepts of legal ethics be developed, can existing concepts be adapted? Who are the primary addressees? From my point of view, the minimum connection between law, serving as the basis of state action, and justice, which can be assessed against Radbruch's formula, enables a normative evaluation of state and supranational omissions, but also provides the contours for corresponding (political) duties to act.
What is your opinion regarding these issues?
Some legal philosophical approaches to these questions can be found in my paper "Extreme Wrong Committed by National and Supranational Inactivity: Analyzing the Mediterranean Migrant Crisis and Climate Change from a Legal Philosophical Perspective", Göttingen 2021.
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I believe legal theory is a tremendous force in the identification of those gaps in legislation. I see legislators all over the planet engaged in the erosion of democratic processes because they are trapped into their own epistemological limitations. Fundamental rights are more than ever under siege, and to move forward into producing a legal theory that identifies the limitations of what has been done so far is badly needed. The functional disconnect between the mandates of international law and national realities is blastering.
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A Non-profit association called "GH2MF2" is created (see attached document with legal act of the constitution and statutes): “GH2MF2 – Association for a Participated Global Hydrological Monitoring and Flood Forecasting System”.
The association is non-profit and takes the financial resources to achieve its aims by the voluntary contributions of members or contributions from public or private third parties.
In any case of dissolution, the assets will be donated to charity.
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A través de los resultados de conformidad con los objetivos trazados y la importancia social
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The "Basic Feature" doctrine in constitutional law has its realistic origin in India. By the Kesavananda Bharati & Ors. v. State of Kerala & Anr. (Writ Petition (Civil) no 135 of 1970) it got final face in India. But it was adopted in some other countries as well (like Bangladesh and Pakistan). It makes some parts of a constitution unamendable. The normal process of amending the provisions of the contitution doesn't apply for these parts. And this theory is distinct from the French concept of "Constitutional Block" (established by the Constitutional Council in the case of (71-44DC)). However, this basic feature doctrine basically protects the fundamental basis of the constitution, like governmental form, fundamental rights, directive principles or preamble, to some extent.
But one question remains,if you think that a balance between extreme rigidity and extreme flexibility is preferred then what is your view on imposing an extra layer of protection over some constitutional dictrines which have the features to be called as the basic feature of a constitution?
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Rigidity in the Constitution is a distinctive that politically ensures its supremacy and transversality
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Public law و Private law and criminal law as well as international and ...
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The standard that must prevail in this regard is the criterion of achieving the public interest. Administrative decisions and laws must be interpreted broadly and in a way that serves the public interest without considering the literal meaning of the texts.
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In recent times, there have been many topics on how artificial intelligence can be used in finance: automatic financial advice, new tools, more accurate prediction, automatic trading, data management, poverty alleviation, new ethical dilemmas.
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Dear Dr László Vértesy, I think algorithm based trading ( share, foreign exchange and commodity) has huge scope for AI. Already we are into it. Initially these will be premium services..... meaning will help rich becoming richer ànd poor becoming poorer. Warm regards Yoganandan G
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In the context of national Italian law or in the light of European integration
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response under the common law. One of the most important duties of the state and its administrations is to maintain public order with its traditional and non-traditional purposes, including the protection of public security, public health and public tranquility, thus it bears the legal consequences and responsibility in the event of its failure by its duties. Covid 19 and its elimination ... in order to protect the lives and health of people ...
In short, the state does not bear legal responsibility for the emergence of Covid 19, but rather bears the legal responsibility for failing to fight it, because the emergence of the Corona virus is governed by the theory of force majeure.
In terms of civil law, the state has a legal and moral obligation to compensate those affected.
مرض فيروس كورونا المستجد (كوفيد‑19)
الحصول على آخر المعلومات
 
إرسال تعليقات
السجلّ
تم الحفظ
المنتدى
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The coronavirus is increasingly having an impact in public and private law. Fundamental freedoms are restricted. Fulfillment of contracts becomes impossible; many obligors and debtors refer to force majeure (vis maior).
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Follow & up.
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All modern constitutions contain and declare the concept and principle of popular sovereignty, which essentially means that the people and their representative organs (like chambers) are entitled to be involved into the legislation.
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Dear Valeria Tananska, thank you for your detailed answer.
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The European Central Bank has the possibility to impose on banks penalties for non-compliance with the regulation. In addition, it controls the supervision of smaller banks led by the national supervisory authorities. It has the ability to independently take direct control over any bank in the country which is a member of a banking union. how would you rate these powers in the reform of the banking sector?
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After the financial crises (2008) the European legislation started to strengthen the banking regulation and Banking Union with the CRD I-IV and CRR, meanwhile the ECB was vested with a lot of new tasks. I think the supervisory power is necessary especially in the case of systemically important financial institutions (SIFIs) and because of the moral hazard and phenomenon of the too big to fail and too interconnected to fail.
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If there is gender discrimination in course of employment, whether the employer shall be liable if the discriminating act was done by the employees or agents, what is the approach to make a determination concerning the sanctions to the employer? What specific sanctions (legal responsibilities) should the employer be subjected to?
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It can be a civil law problem as the discriminated person claims for damages against the tort upon the dignity rule and personal rights protection. (Civil law liability) On the other hand, the ombudsman or a specialized agency can impose a fine on the employer. (Public law liability)
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The Nahj al-Balagha is the most famous collection of sermons, letters, tafsirs and narrations attributed to Imam Ali a.s.
Communication, Public relation, economical, managerial, social, leadership, public law and a lot have discussed in the sermons and letters and the third part of the book is short sayings and it is also full of knowledge
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one short saying from part three of Nahj Al-Balagha: A Divine rule can be established only by a man, who, where justice and equity are required, neither feels deficient nor weak and who is not greedy and avaricious.
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Twelve Doctoral Scholarships
in the Robert Bosch research group “Processes of Sustainability Transformation” at the faculty of sustainability.
At Leuphana University of Lüneburg, foundation under public law, twelve doctoral scholarships are being offered as part of the research group “Processes of Sustainability Transformation”, funded by the Robert Bosch foundation. Scholarships start October 1, 2017. 
The invitation to apply for the scholarships is targeted at extraordinarily qualified young academics working in sustainability science or in a discipline related to the individual topic of the scholarship as well as a link or interest in sustainability science. The scholarships will first be awarded for one year and will be extended upon request, adding up to a maximum of three years. Periods with alternative financial support for a doctoral qualification prior to the scholarship will be taken into account. Candidates, who have already earned a doctoral degree, cannot be considered. 
The scholarship is worth € 1,400 monthly (plus child benefit, if appropriate).
See Link for the full aplication details and info on the project.
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I would have to concur that this is a tremendous opportunity for someone like my self who would be interested in pursuing my PhD in sustainability science. Count me in
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I am researching on dysfunctionalism of international criminal law, using the ICC/AU crisis as a case study. I want to find out what damages have being done to the vision of international criminal justice system by the standoff. I do not intend to dwell on who is at fault as most literature on the subject have. What are the benefits of the international criminal justice system? Are these benefits being met in Africa and elsewhere? With the Posture of the ICC and the AU, how do we make the project work? Is the problem of a dysfunctional international criminal justice system occasioned by the textual formulation of the Rome Statute, UNSC referrals, State self-referrals, emergent Anti-ICC AU resolutions, immunities and lack of, politics, etc, etc. HOW DO WE MAKE THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM WORK?
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ICC has its limits, but you should first think about the UN reforms to remove the immunity of some countries such as Russia and China or the US. All countries must sign ICC. The UN security council must change to include Asian, South Amercian, and African countries. That is not the case now. However, ICC remains an excellent and unique instrument to prosecute dictators and criminals.
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In China,rules are dicided into mandatory rules and non-mandatory ones.Besides,Chinese mandatory rules are next divided into valid mandatory rules and managerial mandatory rules. Contracts being  out of valid mandatory rules must be ineffective,however,contracts being out of managerial mandatory rules may be ineffective,which depends on details.
So I wonder if there are same or familiar kinds of mandatory rules  applied to public procurement contracts in European Union?
Thanks sooooooo much.
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Here are some EU rules to get you started. Directives are framework legislation that has to be implemented in the Member States. Regulations are directly applicable laws in the Member States. These rules apply in the 28 EU Member States and in the 3 EEA member countries.
Directive 2014/24/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on public procurement and repealing Directive 2004/18/EC
Directive 2014/25/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on procurement by entities operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services sectors and repealing Directive 2004/17/EC
Directive 2014/55/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on electronic invoicing in public procurement
Regulation (EC) No 2195/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 November 2002 on the Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV)
Directive 2009/81/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009 on the coordination of procedures for the award of certain works contracts, supply contracts and service contracts by contracting authorities or entities in the fields of defence and security, and amending Directives 2004/17/EC and 2004/18/EC
Directive 2014/23/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on the award of concession contracts
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Dear colleagues,
I've met some troubles finding the information on freedom of economic activity as a basic human right. Anyone knows who might've been conducting research on this topic, particularly (and preferably) in ECHR cases? Any hint will be very helpful.
Thank you in advance!
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The Four Freedoms of the European Union (EU) are:
(1) The Free Movement of Goods.
(2) The Freedom of Movement of Workers.
(3) The Right of Establishment and Freedom to Provide Services.
(4) The Free Movement of Capital.
The Four Freedoms, certainly taken together, amount to 'freedom of economic activity' (indeed, they are sometimes referred to as the ‘Four Economic Freedoms’).
There is an argument that these ‘Four Freedoms’ of the European Union (EU) constitute fundamental human rights under the European Convention on Human Rights ('the Convention'  www.echr.coe.int).
This argument cannot easily be set forth here, but see for example:
From the EEC to the EU: The Four Economic Freedoms as Fundamental Rights
UPLOADED BY Andrea Sandell http://bc.academia.edu/AndreaSandell
Andrea Sandell Boston College, Philosophy, Graduate Student.
2.De Vries, Sybe E. "Balancing Fundamental Rights with Economic Freedoms According to the European Court of Justice." Utrecht Law Review 9.1 (2013): 169-92.
3.Ehlers, Dirk. European Fundamental Rights and Freedoms. Berlin: De Gruyter Rechtswissenschaften Verlags-GmbH, 2007.
4.Margaritis, Kostantinos. "Fundamental Rights in the EEC Treaty and Within Community Freedoms."  CES Working Papers 5.1 (2013): 51-65.
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Peoples decision to support the referendum to exit Britain from European Union is a right decision?
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I think the decision to exit is right mostly in the area of movement of people. The migration was only in one direction; and very few people going eastward with the result that British cities were over run by foreigners who won't integrate. British culture was disappearing. The country became an easy target for terrorists disguised as assylum seekers . Britain will survive the exit.
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I'm studying the rights and liabilities of controlling shareholders in brazilian's company law. For better understandment of the criteria and requirements to find guilty an controlling shareholder on abuse of right we have really poor jurisprudence production in Brazil, so that I'm looking for others jurisprudence systems that may help to understand how do apply concrete methods to analyze controlling shareholder abuse of right.
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On corporate liability in Spain, consult arts. 31 bis-quinquies CrimC and the judgment of the Supreme Court (Criminal Chamber) n. 154/2016, of February 29
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I am researching on the exploitation of minors for prostitution and I would like to know investigations, studies and cases in different countries. Also, I want to know the age of legality in some countries and the debate about the age limit for children prostitution.
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Thanks so much for everyone!
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I am currently working on a hypothesis that AML regulation has been a curse rather than a blessing. Any materials or views on this will help. Thank you.
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Hi Lovina,
You may wish to read my article on the effectiveness of the FATF regulations.  It highlights some of the impacts.  It can be found on Research Gate at:
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In an era where the environment plays a vital role in deciding the human life consequent to the unsympathetic treatment delivered by the human themselves to the Mother Nature where the poorer have become the direct victims of the adverse aftermath-specially the bad health, it is very crucial to impose a strict control over the frantic human activities to safeguard the rights of the feeble. In a way, protecting the right to a healthy environment of the mankind – who is a part of the environment –is protecting the environment itself. In as much as the courtesy of protecting the rights of human beings are concerned the recognition to the same under the Constitution is very much important as the Constitution is the supreme law of the country and the core of the legislation. Hence it is vital to inquire how a Constitution of a country be the voice of the voiceless.
 In this backdrop,Is it prudent to include the right to a healthy environment in the fundamental rights chapter or the duty impose on the government under the directive principles of the Constitution to protect the environment is adequate in protecting the same?
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The right to health is a human right, and to me it is even more fundamental than right to free speech. Health is directly related to life!
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I'm looking for documents that talk about the conditions of Google Inc. employees. In particular i'm searching about the labour legislation that Google Inc. must observe and if there is any kind of collective agreement between Google Inc. and his employees.
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I'm assuming you've done the standard :google search! Arguably they would be required to abide by the laws relating to employment in the country in which the employment contract listed as the relevant domain. I don't believe there is any "collective" agreement... see https://www.google.com/about/careers/how-we-hire/
Send them an email! Nothing like a direct question to the entity you are researching ;-) Good luck
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I would like to know if you have any information about different legal arrangements in which different countries deal with vexatious litigation?
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In Italy the art. 96 of the code of civil procedure says (please forgive my quick translation): "If it appears that the losing party has acted or endured in judgment with bad faith or gross negligence, the judge, at the request of the other party, shall order, in addition to the legal costs, to pay damages, which he orders, even ex officio, in its judgment [implementing provisions art. 152].
If the judge ascertains that there was no right to performe a preliminary injunction, or to transcribe the legal proceeding, or to enter a judicial mortgage or to initiate or complete the enforcement of a judgment, at the request of the injured party he orders the plaintiff or the creditor, who acted without ordinary cautiousness, to pay compensation for damages. The settlement of claims is made pursuant to the preceding paragraph.
In any case, when ruling on costs in accordance with Article 91, the judge, ex officio, may also order the losing party to pay to the other party a certain equitable amount.
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Visa decisions on Illegal Maritime Arrivals/refugees are complex & complicated.Organizational culture of the DIBP may have an influence of their visa decisions.Therefore, measuring DIBP organizational culture is important to critically analyze DIBP decisions. 
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this also might be of interest for you if you are investigating the inner-organisational structures of DIBP ( text is written from a network perspective): http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/krack/documents/pubs/2012/2012PolInOrgs.pdf
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I will start with the analysis of what is legal transplant.? and an example of legal transplant that has good result implementation on certain state.
International institutions in order to protect the global financial system have developed norms and create regulatory framework to address national credit crisis systematically as the result of the Asian financial crisis at the end of the 1990s. Indonesia became the hardest hit country because the crisis not only had economic but also significant and far-reaching politic and social implication. The international financial institutions, such as IMF used their leverage to spur not only substantive and procedural legal reforms but also the creation of entirely new state agency including a new Commercial Court. it needs some assessment of the result of this legal transplant, especially the diffusion of law in Indonesia, such as, how transplanted law has shaped Indonesian economic law, such as anti-monopoly law, bankruptcy law, corporate law, and investment law. Does the reformation of the economic law alone can improve the entire legal and judicial system of Indonesia, without other elements such as socio-cultural and political factors.? 
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Thank you Ali Rahimi and Nik Ahmad Kamal for your though. Very inspiring.
After reading several research materials, I do agree that the legal transplant of International Financial Institutions, such as, IMF was a 'forced' one. Indonesia has the 'transplanted' law, but there are other problems, such as, culture of 'receiving' state (Indonesia) and the implementation of the law.
I am not really sure that Indonesia has adapted with the transplanted law already.
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In FIDIC,there is a DAB to solve dispute before lawsuit  and arbitration.Just like  ad hoc arbitration is one of atbitration ways,there may be a large difiniation concept  to discribe  it.DAB‘s procedure is kind of like arbitration but its  judgement is not support by force,while arbitration is supported by force and once is it decided,one cannot go for lawsuit help?
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I'll be another vote for mediation.  In our appellate court, cases come to us where they have already been decided at the trial level, whether as a matter of law by the judge, or as the result of a trial where evidence was taken. One might think that having an adjudicated "winner" and "loser" would tend to make the parties' positions more entrenched, and the parties less likely to change their views--particularly the "winners"  However, we do have a mediation office, to which we refer many cases which, in the judgment of our staff attorneys and judges are perhaps not so clear-cut.  Our mediator (whose surname is really Rambo) successfully mediates settlements about 40% of the time he is given a case, to the tune of perhaps 40 a year (our total caseload is about 900).  This is a significant achievement by an exceptionally gifted mediator, but demonstrates that even in situations where the legal posture of a dispute is more solidly established than before it would get to court, mediation can be an extremely successful way of bringing parties together to see a collaborative solution to difficult problems.
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I am working on the execution of the disability laws in India. I am looking scholars working on the issue anywhere.
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Hello, I do. Both at the University of Rijeka in Croatia and Centre for Disability Law and Policy at the National University of Galway in Ireland. In India, at NLSAR ther is professor Amita Dhanda who is, according to my opinion, the best global scholar in this field and she also participated in drafting the UN Convention on Rights of Persons with Disabilities.  
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About the joint distribution of profits, and alternatives to tax lien functions
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STILL FAR FROM BECOMING ACTUAL LEGISLATION, JUDGING BY POLITICAL LEADERSHIP (NOW INCLUDING MRS. CLINTON HERSELF), TPP WOULD BE ONE OF THOSE.
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which they are the cases and judgments
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Sorry, but I do not understand the question. I have never heard of "7 pronouncements of US Courts on Constitutional reform". 
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In context of whole complex phenomenon of the court working
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It should be consider for the member countries of Council of Europe that the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg can revise the judgments of national supreme courts.
 Also the Court of Justice of EU (it is related to the 28 member states of the EU), can review the decisions of the national courts.
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The tecnical requirements contained in the procurement public contracts make reference, along with laws and public regulations, to standards developed by private organizations of normalization. One may be wonder if this remission could produces some influence on the right of potential contractors to market free competition. An issue I am exploring in which there have been various Court of Justice judgments within the Western countries.
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Dear Luis,
I hope this article will be useful for you
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I am carrying a research on shareholders' rights - how to protect them and empower their rights? 
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Shareholder Derivative Suit
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A shareholder derivative suit is a lawsuit brought by a shareholder on behalf of a corporation. Generally, a shareholder can only sue on behalf of a corporation when the corporation has a valid cause of action, but has refused to use it.  This often happens when the defendant in the suit is someone close to the company, like a director or a corporate officer.  If the suit is successful, the proceeds go to the corporation, not to the shareholder who brought the suit.  
Also an article from the Journal of Corporate Law
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Bankruptcy as a civil institution for the settlement of debts between creditors and debtors, the public interest should not be positioned as a goal to be achieved. but on the other hand the processes and mechanisms of bankruptcy tends to be "repressive" can indirectly harm the public interest. Here the state took a role in keeping the public interest with limiting or even eliminate the rights of the creditors or the debtor in bankruptcy. While we know that the state was not free from the influence of various interests in particular of the interests of capital owners.
So we need clear yardstick in incorporating consideration of the public interest in bankruptcy to provide a balanced protection of the interests of the public and private interests.
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Being a citizen of a country that in essence has defaulted, my response focuses on the macro-level of national economies.  I would say public interest  turns into a goal to be achieved in bankruptcy --and urgently--when despite all debt restructuring and austerity measures, an economy with its inherent sociocultural characteristics does not react in a formulaic way (contraction of debt, boost in productivity and development, lowering of unemployment), but instead goes deeper into recession following a downward spiral.  There are no one-size-fits all models despite the disciplinary crescento of neoliberalism evangelists; each country has its own particular features and indicators which dictate the need for a custom made model of consolidation and return to growth.  So the yardstick would be an assessment/diagnostic tool that needs to be developed and applied to national economies, with different scales and ratings that would depict in great accuracy the characteristics and the dynamics of each particular economy/society, and would serve as the springboard for the development of a unique strategy that can realistically produce results.
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However, in the State of New York  the Grand Jury is required to charge a crim by the US Constitution 5th amendment and the Constitution of the state. Does the 5th amendment apply to all the states or only some states?
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I agree with Jim's answer. The only thing I would add is that the 5th Amendment only applies to the Federal Government. With respect to the state and local governments, the Bill of Rights is applicable through the 14th Amendment. The only exception is the right to grand jury indictment. However, many states have included this right in their own individual State Constitutions. Those that have not provide for a preliminary hearing before a judge. Thus, it is important to look at State law as well as federal Law.
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I am researching the topic of implementation of European directives on workers' information and consultation (specifically European Works Councils) where I am looking at enforcement frameworks and their implementation. The EWC directive 2009/38 stipulates that Member States need to ensure that there are sanctions in place which are 'effective, dissuasive and proportionate'. I have gathered some material on the concrete meaning of these terms, but am looking for more tips on how to concretise these abstract notions. I have been looking at general legal literature, environmental law (where some specific sanctions are applied, like restitutio ad integrum, immediate stopage of a breach), but so far less into the EUCJ jurisprudence (I intend to do that later).
Any ideas on the line of argument, tips, interesting sources or official EU documents would be very helpful.
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You may also find it useful to consult the following two books on the implementation of EU directives, both of which discuss criminal sanctions and the requirements of effectiveness, equivalence and proportionality that flow from the CJEU caselaw.
Sacha Prechal, Directives in EC Law (OUP, 2005), pp 90-91.  
Richard Brent, Directives: Rights and Remedies in English and Community Law (LLP/Informa Law, 2001), pp. 115-119.
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I am writing on municipal code enforcement and its impact on a sense of community and there is little extant literature available on point. Also, if known, any recommendations for existing municipal databases available to a researcher? 
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Daniel, it might be wise to have a look in Robert Baldwin/Martin Cave/Martin Lodge, Understanding Regulation, Theory, Strategy, and Practice. In Part III you will find the chapter on enforcement and probably more sources to have a look at. 
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I am conducting a research on the tax deductions that Spanish regions offer when the taxpayer incurs in certain common items of expenditure (education, health care, transport, medicines, etc.). It would be quite useful to compare them with other international experiences. 
Thanks for your time!!
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In Italy you can deduct from your personal income tax 19 per cent of the healthcare (and prescriptions) expenditures you had to pay during the year. This does not apply to the first 129,11 euros. You can also detract 19 per cent of the expenditures for middle and high school and university.
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I Operate on Gender Responsive Budgeting: GRB in Thailand. I found that the key issue of dealing with the GRB in Thailand is the lack of evidence or technical documentation or research papers supporting the outcome of GRB that could reduce the disparity and inequality in society, including Best Practices. Such experience-based information would enable the mandate that plays a major role in determining the form and method of budgeting of the country to become aware of GRB’s significant benefits, and would possibly agree to modify the format of the public sectors’ budgeting across the country as GRB. Although I examined so many research documents from multiple databases, unfortunately, found no such information. So Please recommend the articles, books, research or academic documents that can confirm or indicate that Gender Responsive Budgeting could reduce the disparity and inequality in society.
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Dear Bamboo Allcen,
Could you read Spanish? If yes, I recommend you to go tohttp://www.juntadeandalucia.es/haciendayadministracionpublica/planif_presup/genero/preguntas.htm
The Junta de Andalucia is using the GRB since 2003 and there you can find answers for your questions and solutions. 
where you can find a lot of bibliography in Spanish but also in English.
Good luck!!
Gloria
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Most of the procurement public contracts in the West countries make reference to non mandatory technical norms (prepared and published by private institutions). The question is how those practices could affect the tenders right to have equal opportunities. In other words, how is the level of legal conflicts and claims  putted by bidders who believe that such norms are negatively impacting on their rights and possibilities to be selected
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If the online procedures development ends with a final online stage, admitting an appeal which came from a Bidder who was rejected in the first assessment stage will lead automatically to the reorganization of the online stage, cancelling the previous result and generating the risk that the new winning offer is placed much lower than the estimated price of the contract. The risk for the price to drop dramatically is caused by the trend to exceed the Bidder stated as the winner of that procedure in the previous online stage and the trend of this winner to stay in the top of the rankings. This aspect is not always favorable to Contracting Authorities because a very low price of the contract attracts the risk of an inferior quality for the performed works/services provided, especially if the estimated value is calculated superficially and without a previous study of the market, based on cost standards older than 4 years.
Finalizing the rejections stated can be made by informing the Bidders over the reasons for rejecting their offers and by developing the operations consequent to this action.
Currently, appeals are submitted after the winner is stated, and after the assessment of the financial offers stated as being admitted. If the Bidders are granted the right to be informed upon the disadvantages of their own offers and upon the right to use the only way to submit an appeal against an unjust assessment, then the Contracting Authorities would risk extending very much the assessment stage for the qualification criteria and for the technical proposals and exceeding the deadlines set for the development of the final online stages.
It would be much more desirable that these unwanted appeals would be solved during the period of assessing qualification criteria and technical proposals than after assigning the winner, whereas this would save much time and work resources allocated for elaborating procedure reports and rankings which have to be updated.
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I'm studying compulsory individual contributions to the common good. In literature, such contributions are usually referred to as "public burdens" ("charges publiques", in French; "öffentliche Last", in German; "cargas públicas", in spanish). The earliest documented use of the term seems to be in article 101 of the French Constitution  of 1793.
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Thank you all for your kind help. I will definitely take a look a the books Ferenc and Richard suggest. And Jeffrey, you really did set the bar pretty high!
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One of the factors that have relevant influence on manufacturing companies competitiveness is the compliance with government regulations. The issue is to find out figures dealing with. I am exploring this issue on advanced composite manufactures allocated into industrialized countries trying to carry out proper compilations among them.
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Read the attached  article,,hope this may be beneficial.
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I am seeking cases where a US government of any kind (special purpose entity, school district, township, airport authority...) ceases to exist. I am referring to the entire apparatus of government, not just the case where one administration or political party replaces another. The termination could be from bankruptcy, annexation, end of its special purpose, etc. The goal of the research is to understand the distribution of that former government's assets.
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Gender studies and advocacy have been understood to proceed from the premise that women and girls are victimized by various forms of discrimination which adversely affect their individual and collective development and depreciate their societal value. Therefore gender advocates seek to correct the imbalances. The question is: where both boys and girls suffer similar abuses, how should gender advocacy be adjusted to accommodate all interests?
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I believe the fundamental premise behind gender studies (and anything that flows from there) is recognition of the differentiated burdens and benefits placed on different genders. While one could argue who suffers greater burdens but I think men suffer in different ways from patriarchy and enjoy a different set of benefits as opposed to women/girls; and unless this fact is acknowledged I suppose problem resolution and/or transitioning towards equity is difficult (whether we choose to refer to it as gender equity/feminism/substantive equality and so on). Even in respect to the specific burdens women shoulder, integration of men into the dialogue is imperative (for the flows take place men and women) and along with it a dialogue on the burdens men shoulder is also imperative (such as, the great burden of being masculine at all times/ repression of display of emotions, inherent expectations to be the bread winner and so on). Also, so many issues affect both men and women, say CSA, and in some ways the burden on boys is greater for in many cultures it is unacceptable for boys/men to talk about sexual abuse. I think it is only ethical to do so, I believe this shall also make both groups more sensitive and open to examining how gender plays out in their lives/community.
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Generally we know that Legal Due Diligence (LDD) can be performed in a business transaction before signing the contract. But how can it be performed in public projects? Should we use this term of LDD on legislation? Is there any guarantee that it will run well?
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The legal due diligence must be preceded by a pre-contract on the exchange of information and establish who will bear the cost of collection and analysis of information, among others.
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What mechanism should States develop to solve problem of "International Environmental Refugee" without hurting political sovereignty of the states?
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That's a good question to a very current problem.
As usual, countries can either do what they think it's best for them (Australia and New Zealand, in this respect, lead the way in the Pacific) or follow a broader international consuetude. Such a thing - with such a scope - does not exist yet, meaning that, unfortunately, it's up again to the UN or another supranational organization to take the first, surely controversial, step. An ad hoc committee would be something to start with. The introduction of amendments to bi-multilateral agreements, suggested by Jean-Paul Huteau Skeete, would be good too, altough I think it's quite unlikely they would be implemented, as they might reduce the economic benefit on both sides of the agreement.
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I hope for some successful examples. Thank you !
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Hi Armand, thank you for following-up ! I will check your topics with some specialized Faculty and get back to you per email. I'll write soon !
Kind regards
Jasmine
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For some not so obvious reasons, faith-based organisations in some developing countries like Nigeria have 'earned' substantial reputation for influencing government action (no thanks to the present Boko Haram insurgency). Should faith-based organisations speak for the people?
I am researching one specific faith-based organisation in Nigeria to determine how its activities have impacted on government policy making processes between 1980 - 2013. The Nigerian constitutions (1960, 1963, 1979, 1999) have always made provisions for a free press and religious freedom including safeguards against interference with fundamental freedoms. Should faith-based organisations speak for the people?
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I agree with Prof. Altmann that religious groups can speak on behalf of their members as human rights clearly advance religious concerns over the dignity and worth of the individual and the obligations of the state to its citizens. Moreover, I would argue that in a pluralist society, religious voices have particular value in promoting a religiously grounded discussion of human rights values among people of faith who are likely to find religious arguments more persuasive than secular arguements. As I have regularly argued, if a society is going to be truly pluralist, then it must promote a public square in which a wide range of values based conversations are welcomed even though they might not be persuasive to all listeners.
That said, just because a group is religious does not exempt it from accusations of self interest or pure power politics. I would agree that based on a number of laws enacted with the support of the Orthodox Church in Russia, that the Orthodox church has clearly overstepped the bounds of liberal morality by using its ties to the government to advance its own interests. While it is unsurprising that the church would try to "spin" its advocacy as being representative of the people, that clearly does not necessarily make it so. However, the best critic of that position is another person of faith -- either from one of the "wings" within that church or outside of it.
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I am interested in a publication that would tackle this topic. I am especially interested in finding out to what extent could drones be (in the future) used legally by non-state actors against states for targeted killing, following the legal justification the US puts forward.
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Your question inspired one from me. Not sure how to link to it, but I am puzzled by the focus on drones. I cannot, myself, see any difference between use of drones from manned aircraft or even ground personnel. I would think the justification for use would be that of war--by which I mean the commonly understood meaning of war--which is a concerted attack that is ongoing. The "War on Terror," for example (except, perhaps, on the day of 9-11-01, itself), would not be the kind of "war" for which military action in the U.S. by the U.S. would be constitutionally permissible.
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Especially financial market law - supervision of the bank, insurance company, stock exchange - in English or French
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Okay, but you have to ask yourself what is the goal of such an endeavour? Just a conference? Or something more long-term, like a formal partnership? Accordingly, your plan will differ greatly. I can help with either but we have to talk about specifics. It'd be best if you mailed me regarding this (and in the end -- talk to me on the phone).
Ok, niemniej musicie sobie zadać pytanie o cel takiego przedsięwzięcia. Tylko konferencja? Czy coś długoterminowego, jak umowa o współpracy między ośrodkami? Odpowiednio do tego wasz plan dalszego postępowania będzie się różnił. Mogę pomóc w obu wypadkach ale musimy porozmawiać o konkretach. Proponuję, byśmy nawiązali kontakt mailowy (a docelowo -- telefoniczny).
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hi, i need some informations about the so called "enviromental property". I studied the cases of National Trust in Britain and Conservatorie National in France but I would know other experiences connecting with this legal institute. Could somebody help me?
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Thanks Charles :-)
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I know that they don't originate with the Uniform Law Commission. The New Mexico Legislature is considering extending immunity to damages caused by a dangerous condition on the land or in the facitilites that the operator knew or should have known about.
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I would suggest that you check out the Science and Technology Section of the American Bar Association. I am the co-chair of this section's Committee on the Rights and Responsibilities of Scientists and have seen a number of emails pertaining to space law; so I am fairly certain there will be resources within the section on the subject matter. In fact there is a committee on Space Law and you might start there for information and or people listed that may directly provide you the answers to your questions. Also I recall there have been some recent ABA articles/seminars which may touch on your question and even a book on the subject matter of Space Law. Hope this will help.