Yavana, in early Indian literature, either a Greek or another foreigner. The word appears in Achaemenian (Persian) inscriptions in the forms Yauna and Ia-ma-nu and referred to the Ionian Greeks of Asia Minor, who were conquered by the Achaemenid king Cyr
doi:10.1111/jols.12216Shubhankar DamPortsmouth Law School University of Portsmouth Richmond Building, Portland Street Portsmouth PO1 3DE EnglandJohn Wiley & Sons, LtdJournal of Law and Society
plant-based medicines predominate in natural medicine, whereas animal, mineral, and other forms of natural medicines are used to a relatively lesser extent. Over time, various applied systematic theories have evolved
Pyrrhus had established an autocratic monarchy, but after his death in the 230s the people reverted to a federal constitution. In Boeotia, a confederacy composed of officials predominantly from Thebes (the largest city in a system that gave all citizens the right to vote in the primary ...
ConstitutionSupreme CourtjudgmentslitigationrightsThis review essay briefly discusses Granville Austin's landmark study of the working of the Indian Constitution and its critics, reviews three recent books on that Constitution, and evaluates the extent to which these new works have been able to take ...
Part I deals specifically with the significance of a comparison between these two countries and focuses on the provisions of the Indian Constitution and court judgments which may inform social policy in South Africa. Part II will highlight the duty of the state in South Africa given the wording...