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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"M100 - Law by area"”.
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Debating the theoretical basis for judicial review: A hermeneutical study
… the ultra vires theory and the common law theory. This research consists of a hermeneutical analysis of these two theories; it examines their rationales and the main themes of the debate between their supporters. It also uses immanent critique to reveal a significant lack of 'fit' …
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An appraisal of the European Commission's Application of the New Merger Regulation
… that the application of the Regulation by the Commission represents a step rather than a radical change in the evolving framework of merger regulation. Paradigmatically and procedurally, the entry into force of the New Merger Regulation represents a shift in the focus and application of …
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Issues raised by the alleged complicity of intelligence officials in torture in post-9/11 counter-terrorism
… extraordinary rendition programme led by the US, assisted by the UK amongst other States, which centred on the torture of those suspected of contributing to Islamic terrorism. This programme signified that States are prepared to allow their agents to commit or be complicit in acts that …
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The hidden price of power
… mention the major studies and writings in this area and then proceed to draw together the current laws which are available to protect us from any perceived risks. Briefly, the writer will attempt to assess the UK law and its implications in this sphere. Also the appropriate European law (herein …
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The rule of law in Vietnam: role and impact of informal institutions
It is widely recognized that the rule of law is an essential factor and indispensable value of a modem democracy. Establishing the rule of law is regarded as a priority to institutional reform in developing and transition countries. However, attempts to establish the rule of law often raise …
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Muslim women who veil and Article 9 of the European Convention on Human Rights: A socio-legal critique
… and their intensity has been further influenced by its contextualised meanings such as religiosity, modesty, identity, resistance, protest, choice and subjugation. Literature on Muslim veiling has either examined its treatment by legal or socio-feminist perspectives, whereas this thesis critiques …
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Human Rights, Positive Obligations and the Development of a Right to Security
Abstract In this PhD by Published Work the author is advocating a right to security broadly grounded in ‘communitarian’ ideals. The ‘absolutist’ state theory of, say, Thomas Hobbes, to protect society from collapse, pays too little attention to genuine fears that the state can actually pose a …
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Police Culture and Socialisation within a UK University
… Whether or not these hopes are borne out by university training of police students was the central research question for this project. This original research examined socialisation and culture of police students, within a UK university institution. It evolved by utilising reflexive …
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The development of public access to environmental information: An attempt to overcome the problems associated with traditional enforcement methods
… in the protection of the environment, by making information concerning the state of the environment freely available has recently had considerable importance attached to it on all levels of Government. Although an individuals right to know the state of the environment and those who are …
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Does the law on civil combat immunity strike a justifiable balance between the interests of the state and those of service personnel in the armed forces?
… will examine the extent to which the civil law holds the MOD, and thus the Crown, responsible for the acts of its military agents deployed in conflicts abroad. There has been relatively little legal interest in the area compared to the application of criminal law to the armed forces. A core …
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The enforcement of electronic arbitral awards in international commercial disputes under the New York Convention: The case of Dubai and DIFC courts
… these issues in the context of the applicable law before the Dubai and DIFC Courts as the enforcement courts, to examine their ability to enforce such an award. The study concludes with several recommendations for both practice and law reform in the jurisdictions discussed, in relation to each …
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A gene pool approach to international wildlife law
The current approach to wildlife' conservation law is anthropocentric and ad hoc in the manner in which it deals with species and groups of species. It lacks a sound ecological foundation and would benefit from the establishment of a new approach based on ecology and genetics. Before considering …
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A comparative study on liability issues concerning maritime transportation of dangerous goods: International and Chinese perspectives
… of dangerous goods as it pertains to carriage by sea is of growing importance and concern because it impacts on safety as well as environmental issues. Both involve liability associated with maritime transportation and liability in respect of dangerous goods is a complex area of law both from …