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High-frequency micro-viscoelasticity of biofluids by using optical trapping interferometry. [PDF]
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Encyclopedia of Sustainable Management, 2021
Abstract This chapter reviews how soft law has become a significant part of the evolutionary system of environmental law-making for three main reasons. First, it may be easier to reach agreement when the form is non-binding. The soft law approach allows states to tackle a problem collectively at a time when they do not want to shackle ...
B. Sheehy
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Abstract This chapter reviews how soft law has become a significant part of the evolutionary system of environmental law-making for three main reasons. First, it may be easier to reach agreement when the form is non-binding. The soft law approach allows states to tackle a problem collectively at a time when they do not want to shackle ...
B. Sheehy
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Abstract International law is increasingly using quasi-legal documents, such as political declarations, guidelines, manuals, and codes of conduct instead of legally binding instruments. These “soft law” instruments, which possess no legal force and do not contain a coercive mechanism, are nevertheless implemented and gain acceptance by ...
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
International business transactions increasingly are being conducted under “soft law”—a term referring to non-state rules that may be aspirational or reflect best practices but are not yet legally enforceable. In part, this shift reflects a decline in cross-border treaty-making, which needs widespread consensus and is subject to lengthy negotiations ...
S. Schwarcz
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International business transactions increasingly are being conducted under “soft law”—a term referring to non-state rules that may be aspirational or reflect best practices but are not yet legally enforceable. In part, this shift reflects a decline in cross-border treaty-making, which needs widespread consensus and is subject to lengthy negotiations ...
S. Schwarcz
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The Art of Legislating, 2019
Modern social states are not limited to guaranteeing order and regulating procedures as primitive states were. Their legal systems are not merely a procedural framework, but are charged with social and economic purposes, and therefore require more laws than traditional laissez-faire states.
Virgilio Zapatero Gómez
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Modern social states are not limited to guaranteeing order and regulating procedures as primitive states were. Their legal systems are not merely a procedural framework, but are charged with social and economic purposes, and therefore require more laws than traditional laissez-faire states.
Virgilio Zapatero Gómez
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Perspectives on Politics, 2021
ideology determine the views of different regulatory factions on international soft law? Does international soft law have a progressive bias because it is international or a conservative bias because it is soft?
Elliot Posner
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ideology determine the views of different regulatory factions on international soft law? Does international soft law have a progressive bias because it is international or a conservative bias because it is soft?
Elliot Posner
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, 2021
Soft law instruments account for a sizable share of EU legal acts, with growing importance over time. Yet, while the implementation of hard EU law has been widely studied, little is known about the use of EU soft law at the national level. In the article,
M. Hartlapp, A. Hofmann
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Soft law instruments account for a sizable share of EU legal acts, with growing importance over time. Yet, while the implementation of hard EU law has been widely studied, little is known about the use of EU soft law at the national level. In the article,
M. Hartlapp, A. Hofmann
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