are. This applies to everyone: to people with disabilities, to the young and the old, to people of all races [...] Indigenous ones that see the sacred in nature, say that we should have equal access to everything that nature [...] immune to violence’s law of retribution. In consequence, modern thinkers assume that this law is, and

and allows both government and parliament to launch an alternative, more moderate proposition to an [...] mea- sure to a range from 0 to 1. To measure proposition knowledge, I use a binary measure that captures [...] (2015) show that voters are more likely to abstain and to rely on heuristics in propositions that appear lower

Anthropology Matter to Law? / Does Law Matter to Anthropology? (Contributions to the Discussion Forum [...] the daily lives of its citizens and its government. V: 2022 – A PREVIEW 36 PRIVATE LAW IN THE ECOLOGICAL [...] students to gain exposure to advanced critical reading and thinking in law and theory. SPRING 2021: LAW AND

1945 to around 8 percent in the 1970s and subsequently increased to 18.4 percent (according to the World [...] (2015) conclude that in order to explain in- come inequality institutional factors have to be included at [...] income to the federal level (Oates, 1972; Musgrave, 1959). The basic argument is that due to the mobility

internal changes to Church law or teaching relevant to children’s rights and obligations. Its mission has [...] report; GOVERNMENT OF THE NETHERLANDS, Deetman report; GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIA, Cummins report; LAW COMMISSION [...] Mission to the UN (Geneva), is reported in a non-verbatim summary to have told the CRC that sixty percent

territory due to the fact that sea turtles sought to be protected may migrate to the waters subject to United [...] consistent that differential treatment is only relevant to international economic law to the extent it [...] s, to echo Article III:1, “applied to imported or domestic products so as to afford protection to domestic

phenomenon that everybody seems to intuitively understand, but that has proven to be notoriously hard to disentangle [...] the appearance of the Radio, to broadcast TV, to cable and satellite TV, to the Internet and the spreading [...] non-governmental actors drove governments to divert attention and resources to areas in which national interests

dimensions that get looked at. One of the reasons for that is the ban for Swiss employers to collect any [...] conversion to the evangelical Christianity in its polyphonic variety. The present essay attempts to discuss [...] worship that appear “alien” to Christians in the host countries. In the light of accusations that these

expressed, as directly referring to the substantive law of that State and not to its conflict of laws rules. (2) [...] The Convention owes its particular force to Art. 41, according to which "subject to the pro- visions of [...] ECJ has stated that the primacy of the CMR is recognised only to the extent that "that convention, apply

piece that reflects our own reality back to us—but with insights that do not sit on the surface to be seen [...] increasingly to the future – to pursuing new forms of future-oriented critical thinking; to imagining future [...] will be added to the agenda in due course, and I hope that many of you will be able to join the celebrations