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Digital Activism, Legal Reform, and Islamic Feminist Resistance in Saudi Arabia
Zakarriya J.
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2011
Transparency is one of the core principles of data protection legislation in Europe, beyond Europe and all around the world. The European understanding is different than the American one as the European understanding is that individuals should be aware of ‘who knows what about them.’ Often enough the establishment of the European understanding is hard ...
Leif-Erik Holtz, Jan Schallaböck
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Transparency is one of the core principles of data protection legislation in Europe, beyond Europe and all around the world. The European understanding is different than the American one as the European understanding is that individuals should be aware of ‘who knows what about them.’ Often enough the establishment of the European understanding is hard ...
Leif-Erik Holtz, Jan Schallaböck
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2020
The chapter examines the state of play of the policy initiatives for both European Union and japan. It does so by offering an high-level comparative analysis of the main legal and policy frameworks on privacy, data protection and cybersecurity applying in the two regions, for the benefit of policy-makers and research experts in the technical and legal ...
Anna Felkner +6 more
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The chapter examines the state of play of the policy initiatives for both European Union and japan. It does so by offering an high-level comparative analysis of the main legal and policy frameworks on privacy, data protection and cybersecurity applying in the two regions, for the benefit of policy-makers and research experts in the technical and legal ...
Anna Felkner +6 more
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2003
Functional foods do not have a specific place in food law; consequently there is a great deal of confusion about what they are, could or should be. A common perception is that functional foods are foodstuffs either with one or more specific added ingredients (components), or certain substances of common ingredients (components) removed and which are ...
Ruth Chadwick +9 more
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Functional foods do not have a specific place in food law; consequently there is a great deal of confusion about what they are, could or should be. A common perception is that functional foods are foodstuffs either with one or more specific added ingredients (components), or certain substances of common ingredients (components) removed and which are ...
Ruth Chadwick +9 more
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2016
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LBGTI) people continue to experience discrimination throughout the U.S. health system. There is a lack of content about LGBTI health issues in medical education and training. Some states such as California have enacted legislation prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender ...
Ignatius Bau, Kellan Baker
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LBGTI) people continue to experience discrimination throughout the U.S. health system. There is a lack of content about LGBTI health issues in medical education and training. Some states such as California have enacted legislation prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender ...
Ignatius Bau, Kellan Baker
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Contemporary Crises, 1987
This paper reviews four legal policies in abortion from a critical theory of law perspective. Since the Comstock era, abortion policy has undergone radical shifts from criminalization in the last quarter of the nineteenth century to decriminalization in the late 1960s, followed by legalization and medical control over the last decade.
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This paper reviews four legal policies in abortion from a critical theory of law perspective. Since the Comstock era, abortion policy has undergone radical shifts from criminalization in the last quarter of the nineteenth century to decriminalization in the late 1960s, followed by legalization and medical control over the last decade.
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Legal Policy and the Endowment Effect
The Journal of Legal Studies, 1991Welfare economists have generally assumed that the maximum price a person is willing to pay for some entitlement (WP) and the minimum price that a person who already had this entitlement would be willing to accept in exchange (WA) are approximately equal, with WP being only slightly less than WA.' The small difference was believed to result from the ...
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The Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1973-), 1978
Vincent J. Webb +2 more
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Vincent J. Webb +2 more
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