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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Culture and law"”.
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Land Health as Culture and Law: A Challenge to the Contemporary Discourse on Private Property
… (1) what is ideal, (2) what gets in the way, and (3) how to get there. In the communication ethics literature, human flourishing is often cited as the ultimate goal. However, far too little is mentioned about how this flourishing is contingent upon our collective and individual interactions …
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Two Essays On Cross-Country Differences In Corporate Dividend Policies
… a cross-disciplinary approach relating national culture and law to the `dividend puzzle', which is a classic issue in financial economics. It consists of two essays analyzing the cross-country differences in corporate dividend policies from distinct perspectives. The first essay is based on a …
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Representations of law in popular culture: Knowledge constructions, media deconstructions
This thesis investigates law and analyses its representations in popular culture. Law is a powerful institution within western society with a regulatory role that is supported by a range of complementary discourses that accord with society's dominant cultural values. This thesis proposes that while …
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Digital democracy in Malaysia : towards enhancing citizen participation
… exercise of a sample of civil servants and commentators on government and technology in Malaysia. It assesses, from a broad perspective, the possible contribution of Information Communications Technology (ICT) in strengthening citizen participation in the democratic processes of …
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Reverential fear as a ground of marriage nullity with particular reference to the Indian culture
… bond, a juridic reality, between a man and a woman, who are legally habiles, and it comes into being through their mutual, free and irrevocable consent expressed in accord with the norm of law (cf. CIC, c. 1057; CCEO, c. 817). This mutual consent can be affected by several intrinsic and …