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HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory, 2015
Comment on Obarrio, Juan. 2014. The spirit of the laws in Mozambique . Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
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Comment on Obarrio, Juan. 2014. The spirit of the laws in Mozambique . Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2005
U.S. law proceeds from the assumption that, absent restriction by positive law, an employee has ceded to an employer the right to regulate the employee's engagement in lawful off-duty activities, on pain of discharge. Four states have legislated in general derogation of that rule. This paper explores the economic and ideological assumptions of the rule
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U.S. law proceeds from the assumption that, absent restriction by positive law, an employee has ceded to an employer the right to regulate the employee's engagement in lawful off-duty activities, on pain of discharge. Four states have legislated in general derogation of that rule. This paper explores the economic and ideological assumptions of the rule
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“Intuitive Law versus Folk Law”
Zeitschrift für Rechtssoziologie, 1982Zusammenfassung Empirische Studien belegen die Ehrlichsehe oder besser Petrazyckische These, daß neben dem Gesetzesrecht ein ‚lebendes‘ Recht besteht, welches weite Teile des sozialen Lebens (mit-)strukturiert und – durch Abweichung vom positiven Recht – zu dessen Entwicklung beiträgt.
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The Hastings Center Report, 1996
constitutional right strike me as tutelary discourse misplaced. They constitute moral discourse of the most peremptory kind, since they preclude other governmental institutions from acting. Further, physician-assisted suicide has not had the kind of social debate that prepares courts to make informed and intelligent judgments.
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constitutional right strike me as tutelary discourse misplaced. They constitute moral discourse of the most peremptory kind, since they preclude other governmental institutions from acting. Further, physician-assisted suicide has not had the kind of social debate that prepares courts to make informed and intelligent judgments.
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Comparative Law, Family Law and Common Law
Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 2003General works on comparative law view analysis of family law as particularly problematic. Political and institutional dimensions of legal policy are primary concerns. One assessment, over 50 years ago, while not unreservedly negative, was that '[fJamily law is so largely moulded by racial or religious and political considerations that comparison is ...
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The Journal of World Investment & Trade, 2011
Against some views presently prevalent in domestic and foreign academia, the author proposes a number of different opinions and suggestions for deliberation. China has been a WTO member for 9 full years and has entered the 10th since its accession. Chinese people ought to promptly summarize the experiences accumulated during the first 9 years and to ...
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Against some views presently prevalent in domestic and foreign academia, the author proposes a number of different opinions and suggestions for deliberation. China has been a WTO member for 9 full years and has entered the 10th since its accession. Chinese people ought to promptly summarize the experiences accumulated during the first 9 years and to ...
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Between Facts and Norms: Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy
, 1997B. Sweetman
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