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' philosophy of intellectual property. It is not simply a history of the philosophy of intellectual property, but presents Drahos' own understanding and model of an underlying philosophical framework. However ... Law Review: http://epublications.bond.edu.au/blr/vol8/iss2/7 'A PHILOSOPHY OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY' by Peter Drahos APPLIED LEGAL PHILOSOPHY SERIES, DARTMOUTH, 1996, 257 pages. By William van
philosophical reasons and that his underlying political philosophy was closely in tune with the overall orientation of the Industrial Arbitration Act. His writings, in particular, evidence ... writings of Henry Bournes Higgins.74 McCawley was a close adherent of Higgins’ political philosophy and his technical and systematic approach to arbitration and shared his belief in
elections may either run individually or through a registered political party.109 A candidate wins the presidential election if the candidate receivs no less then 50% of the votes from ... resolve disputes or issues concerning Russian citizenship,133 granting political asylum,134 ‘award state decorations’ and honorary titles,135 award ‘top military ranks’ and ‘top
HAVE WE REALLY COME? CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS IN QUEENSLAND HARRY HOBBS† AND ANDREW TROTTER* ABSTRACT The 2012 state election landslide for the Liberal National Party has had ... centuries of gradually calculated reform aimed at protecting human rights. I INTRODUCTION Civil and political rights were in a fairly dire state in the Middle Ages.1 Sex workers faced stigma and
This paper examines the philosophical and political orientation of Thomas McCawley ─ a judge of the Queensland Supreme Court and a member of the Queensland Industrial Court in the early part of the ... philosophical reasons and that his underlying political philosophy was closely in tune with the overall orientation of the Industrial Arbitration Act. His writings, in particular, evidence
://epublications.bond.edu.au/blr/vol12/iss1/6 By Jodie O'Leary+ In the past few years there has been considerable development in Commonwealth countries in the law of qualified privilege as it relates to political communication
’) before the matter was heard by the Court.2 In short, the Plaintiffs argued that provisions of the EFED Act that limited the ability of corporations and unions to make political
differences between them. Classification of political parties according to the author, can be based on different criteria ranging from philosophy and political, to the political programs of up to parliamentary ... treatment of political parties as a global phenomenon. In 2004 published the book "Political parties and democracy", while two years "Sociology of political parties" - in modified version. This book differs
only permit political donations from persons who are on the electoral roll, thereby prohibiting donations from corporations and unions. The m atter was heard by the High Court in November 2013 and raised
The book ends with concluding remarks of the writer about the whole Leo Strauss’s thought. Although Leo Strauss’s philosophy is very complex especially in terms of so many different titles and ... twentieth century political philosophy but also enable to us with critical outlook about modern political philosophy and its problems. Apart from Introduction, the book consists of four main titles about Leo
community throughout Australia, the Uluru Statement offers an Indigenous-led legal, political, and cultural solution for bringing together Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians within our system of ... in a truly pluralistic Australian public law. Regardless of its political reception — at the time of writing the Australian government has rejected it out of hand — the Uluru Statement represents a
Hirschl, 'On Citizenship, States and Markets' ( 2014 ) 22 ( 2 ) The Journal of Political Philosophy 231-2. 11 Everett S Lee, 'A Theory of Migration' ( 1966 ) 3(1) Demography 49 . 12 See below nn 138-9. 13 ... sovereignty. 3 Subject to globalization, the legal concept of citizenship, then, is in a process of transition to incorporate multiple meanings. In a world of heightened economic, political and social
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social order.45 The conception of justice at work in this vision is not the kind of institutional or distributive justice that forms the focus of much contemporary political philosophy; rather, it rests on ... /blr/vol30/iss1/5 Modern political discourse is characterised by three pervasive and harmful illusions: the illusions of control, desert and revenge. The illusion of control holds that we can manage our
political majorities. ... political developments in India made it inevitable that a Bill of Rights, or Fundamental Rights, as we call them, should be enacted in our Constitution.’ See, H M Seervai, Constitutional Law of India, Vol 1
collection brings together a range of political texts by women in the period before and leading upto the English Civil War, during the Civil War and Interreg? num, during and following the Restoration, and ... ,reset and transcribed edition wouldbe a valuable tool for anyone working on seventeenth-century Quaker history. The authorsincluded write from a wide variety of political and religiouspositions. Many are
a range of political texts by women in the period before and leading upto the English Civil War, during the Civil War and Interreg num, during and following the Restoration, and concluding with works ... transcribed edition wouldbe a valuable tool for anyone working on seventeenth-century Quaker history. The authorsincluded write from a wide variety of political and religiouspositions. Many are, as one
ascertained? And what does it entail in terms of institutional framework for decision making?2 These are troublesome questions of legal and political philosophy and represent a kind of intellectual no man’s ... application.51 This approach, although elegant, is reductionist. While there is some justification for it as a legal proposition it scarcely stands as a proposition of social or political philosophy or social
the rapid expansion of mediation in common law jurisdictions, and the comparatively hesitant development of mediation in civil law jurisdictions. In this article I consider the legal and political ... .26 Such developments indicate that the German, and indeed the European, mediation movements are repositioning themselves from the academic to the practitionerfocused political arena. As a well
in Kosovo by the 14th century was followed with a long interruption due to socio-political circumstances. The linguistic structure of the book in libraries by the middle of the sixties of the 20th ... the political and cultural position of Albanians was also reflected in view of the growing number of publications in Albanian and network extension of libraries also changing their cultural status. In
