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Why Civil Actions Against Corruption?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to identify and examine motivating factors for why public and private actors initiate costly and risky civil actions to recover loss due to corruption in an era of increasing multilateral consensus and cooperation against corruption and organised crime.Design/methodology/approachResearch into recent global trends and
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The Introductory Stage of a Civil Action

1965
In discussing the introductory stage of a civil action, this chapter deals with such variegated matters as the kinds of relief that may be sought (7.01–7.07), the required contents of a citation (7.08), the requirements of fair play imposed upon a party and his lawyer in conducting litigation generally and in drafting pleadings in particular (7.09 ...
Mauro Cappelletti, Joseph M. Perillo
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Reviews: A Civil Action, a Civil Action

NEW SOLUTIONS: A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy, 2000
Ken Silver, The River Ambassadors
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Civics and Civility in Thought and Action

Academic Questions, 2012
While some insist emphatically on the importance of “American exceptionalism”—that the United States serve as a beacon of democracy and self-government to the world—many Americans continue alarmingly unaware of the very principles on which their nation was founded. This is having consequences. The adoption of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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Civil Service Reform in Action

Review of Public Personnel Administration, 2009
Civil service reform interventions are designed to address institutional weaknesses associated with human resource management (HRM) and processes. This article discusses the case of a federal court order reform of a HRM system. More specifically, the article offers a firsthand look at efforts to reform the Personnel Board of Jefferson County, Alabama ...
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Civil Action Exercise Conditions [PDF]

Constatin Brancusi Univeristy of Targu Jiu Annals - Juridical Sciences Series, 2010
The specialized literature defines civil action as being: “the legal means used by a person in order to ask the court to recognize its right or to fulfil this right, by ending the obstacles put by another person or through an adequate compensation Irrespective of its definition method, civil action is considered a central institution around which the ...
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Civil Actions

2005
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The Chinese Military-Civil Fusion Strategy: A State Action Theory Perspective

International Spectator, 2022
Muhammed Can
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A civil action

Public Relations Review, 1998
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Civil Action in the Syrian Conflict

2019
Abstract The Syrian conflict stands as the most brutally violent conflict of the twenty-first century. Yet it also witnessed an unprecedented blossoming of nonviolent civil action. During the early months of the unarmed uprising that began in March 2011, a network of local grass-roots committees formed to coordinate and sustain ...
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