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and intangible assets, aspects that provide competitive advantages for medium and large companies; therefore, we suggest to improve the political-private strategy of business management with incentives
discourse as a way to challenge the so-called "rule of experts" in transnationallaw. Drawing on the social-theoretical and political-philosophical formulations of ClaudeLefort, I will then address what I call
theory: constituent power and rights. These concepts, it is proposed, first evolved as an internal reflexive dimension of the modern political system, which acted originally to stabilize the political
This Note explores the changing role the debt ceiling has played within the United States and considers how that role should be altered moving forward. The debt ceiling's history and its political ... ceiling to limit both future government shutdown and political gridlock. This Note examines both domestic and internationalsolutions to the debt ceilingproblem with an emphasis on the latter. In particular
strong federal system.12 As it turned out, they got neither; instead, in 1948, they were made part of a new, majoritarian political system in which the Burmans dominated by virtue of their numbers. 3
differences in philosophy and perception of how work should be done, as well as conflicting personal goals. Robbins & Judge [2], the origin of most conflicts is the transmission of poor communication, this ... , union and labor problems with the workers, by the doctrines or political inclination of some leaders. That is why the daily performance of companies, conflict situations of various nature and intensity
traveled the world and gained a greater appreciation for comparative legal and political analysis. This essay explores King's first trip abroad and demonstrates how King's close study of Kwame Nkrumah's ... nations' legal and political systems are even more so. These travels created new opportunities for the recently minted Ph.D. to examine foreign law and affairs and apply the lessons he learned abroad to the
main objective of the EU is to be climate neutral by 2050 and, in addition to having proposed a law that turns this political commitment into a legal obligation, to achieve this objective it will be ... conditions or under what philosophy or thought those goods have been produced. In addition, since Asia is responsible for a large volume of production over the world total, it would be interesting for Spain to
This essay explores the emergence of the Mexican Supreme Court and the Colombian Constitutional Court as powerful political actors. Mexico and Colombia undertook constitutional transformations ... , CONSTITUTING DEMOCRACY: LAW, GLOBALISM AND SOUTH AFRICA'S POLITICAL RECONSTRUCTION (2000); Bruce Ackerman, The Rise of World Constitutionalism, 83 VA. L. REV. 771 (1997), 11. See, e.g., RAN HIRSCHL, TOWARDS
an unstable policy and legal framework that ultimately, weakens a country’s political commitment towards energy policies; they downplay the investments needed to motivate research and development ... to reasonable amounts which now leads to O&G companies to be flexible and adapt their business models considering the changing regulatory environment owing to the political compliance pressures. These
rich social lives that numbers lead. Attending more carefully to these numbers also shows the political possibilities that translation processes across genres of communication afford a philosophy of ... the positive philosophy of rights. I am interested in how exactly numbers perform this dual function and mobilize people's legal and political commitments in the human rights arena. Moreover, what does
not self-standing. Whether a national constitution and the political practices authorized by it are legitimate does not depend only on the appropriate democratic quality and rights-respecting nature of ... political philosophy of Hobbes, Rousseau, and Kant, among others. For a useful overview of these issues, see SAMANTHA BESSON, THE MORALITY OF CONFLICT: REASONABLE DISAGREEMENT AND THE LAW 121-203 (2005). not
, democratic constitutions provide for the resolution of conflicts between different normative worlds, although the focus here is certainly on the protection of autonomies from political encroachment. However ... . Mesmerized by Hobbes' take on the problem of social order, political philosophy in the genealogy of constructivist rationalism misunderstood the grammar of social institutions and underrated the possibilities
idea of the legitimacy of every form of political selfconstitution. The central assumptions of this new constitutionalism were grounded in the belief that not all constitutions were legitimate, and that ... constitutions are understood.' The century saw a movement away from a consensus, however tenuous, that constitutions were necessarily expressions of the internal social, political, and economic choices of a
implemented. All of these changes beg the ultimate question: Can Cuba engage and interact with the global economy and remain a Marxist-Leninist philosophy, or is an irreversible, fundamental homogenization ... political system, but changes the philosophy of our economic management."1 Ultimately, the Cuban government, out of necessity, aims to restructure its economic system to increase the now-lacking productivity
"cradle to cradle" philosophy. One of the alternatives proposed in this research is the use of asphalt emulsion for the improvement of the subgrade, since both its production and application are
evaluated to choose the most promising one, with which you can proceed to the prototype construction stage. This work philosophy allows significant savings, not only in time, but also in resources, by
Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies hTe C ommunity Political Order St. John's College 0 Oxford 0 0 Thi s Symposium is brought to you for free and open access by the Law School Journals at ... PROFESSOR PAUL CRAIG* It is self-evident that the European Economic Community's political order has evolved over time. Understanding the nature of this evolution and, the forces which drove it, is more
This paper argues that our increasingly polarized politics has led to political stalemate and policy gridlock in Congress which, in turn, have contributed to a change in the balance of power between ... parties at the national level and divided party government-two conditions that have * Edward G. Carmines is Distinguished Professor, Warner 0. Chapman Professor of Political Science and Rudy Professor at
Rule of law and democratic reform projects often concern lofty questions of constitutional law. But in many countries desperate for reform, deeply entrenched social and political problems present ... of a society to receive them. Sometimes countries face deep political and social problems that cannot be addressed by legal provisions alone, but that must nevertheless be resolved before democracy and