In order to find out whether the law of a given country has any say in Rule-of-Law achievement—or failure—it is first necessary to establish on a theoretical level what Rule-of-Law means. Indeed, only a critical legal approach (i.e., not merely descriptive) can shed light on whether...
For example, a number to be multiplied on one logarithmic-scale ruler can be aligned with the start of another such ruler to sum their logarithms. Then by applying the law of the logarithm of a product, the product of the two numbers can be read. More elaborate slide rules can perform ...
For example, an empty model or a default model, classifying all examples as positive, is very simple to interpret, comprehend and apply, but such model will hardly be justifiable. Clearly, one needs to be able to comprehend the definition of a concept before it can be checked whether it ...
In the same sense that the IMF insists it stands for the promotion of financial stability and discourages policies that would harm prosperity even as it scoops cash into big bags and hands it to a country that is completely dependent on foreign aid, NATO pretends to be strictly a defensive ...
As Goldberg argues: "racial states… are bound by necessity to legal expression… (and) have taken themselves to be conceived and constituted, managed and maintained through the rule of law". Law, he insists, serves the "national fantasy of homogeneity" and, with particular reference to ...
The licence was granted some 12 years before the Order of the Garter whose signature can be found at common and civil law courts of England & Wales; not for this reason alone, but for the fact that I swore: privately 2nd Aug 2007 and publicly (Mowbray Woodwards Solicitors – Bath on ...
As Goldberg argues: “racial states… are bound by necessity to legal expression… (and) have taken themselves to be conceived and constituted, managed and maintained through the rule of law”. Law, he insists, serves the “national fantasy of homogeneity” and, with particular reference to ...
demystifies the thesis that the major driver that led to economic growth and modernization in Europe was the nature of the British internal economy and its ability to respond to the stimulus of external trade, such as the role of law, constitutional government, and the aware- ness of liberty...
John does not give us the specific titles or names he saw on the head of the beast rising from the sea. But we can infer something of their nature by understanding John’s times, and noting that each of the beast’s heads had a "blasphemous name" (verse 1). This symbolism identifies...
law;animal welfare;rule of law;enforcement 1. Introduction The “enforcement gap” between animal welfare legislation as declared, and the actual enforcement of that legislation, is a well-documented phenomenon [1]. It is this gap that allows myriad cases of animal cruelty and failures to provide...