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. In o th er words, th e political space, u n lik e in th e philosophy, th e m in d only is not enough for som ething to be considered for th e tru th . We need also some social conditions, am ong w hich ... re tu rn in g in th e A re n d t’s d e lib era tions. It is philosophy political p ractice of a n c ie n t Greece. T he a u th o r trie s to find th e re a still u n co n ta m in a te d source of
r in g th e y e a r s 1989-1992 The year 1989 was distinctive for a political transform ation in Poland and other countries of E a ste rn and C entral Europe. It was in th is year th a t the first
nowadays, has its origin in the second half of the 19th century which was significantly influen? ced by the development of the parliam entary movement and the spread of the right to vote. Political parties
In contrast to cognitive emotion regulation theories that emphasize top-down control of prefrontal-mediated regulation of emotion, in traditional Chinese philosophy and medicine, different emotions
moral and political philosophy. The importance of these egalitarian reasons indicates that Congress had a strong justification for passing a pay ratio disclosure rule as part of the Dodd-Frank Act. That ... political philosophy.30 The importance of these output); Olubunmi Faleye et al., The Determinants and Effects of CEO-Employee Pay Ratios, 37 J. BANKING & FIN. 3258, 3258-59 (2013) (payment based on the
U. PA. JOURNAL OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW THE JUDGMENT OF HISTORY: FACTION, POLITICAL MACHINES, AND THE HATCH ACT Scott J. Blocht 0 0 t Scott J. Bloch is the Special Counsel of the United States ... with crimes. ' admittedly sought appointees based in part on their "political princiApldeasm.' s6 The government workforce is not immune from this partisanship. Jefferson later wrote that he perceived
Critical Theory , Oxford 1982; Z. A. Pełczyński , The State and Civil Society Studies in H egel's Political Philosophy , Cambridge 1984 . 14 E. Wnuk-Lipiński , Socjologia życia publicznego , Warszawa 2005 ... :] A. Bibic , G. Graziano (red .), Civil Society , Political Society, Democracy, Lubljana 1994 , s. 10 . 11 Z. Pełczyński , Wolność, państwo, społeczeństwo. Hegel a problemy współczesnej filozofii
gripped the imagination of social and political theorists. This Article takes a new look at mid-century corporation law, situating it within larger economic and political developments, in order to explain ... the distinctive features of corporate law in the “long 1950s,” why the field appeared vibrant at the time, and how later changes in the American political economy led most to eventually agree with
purpose of securities laws15 is to “substitute a philosophy of full disclosure for the philosophy of caveat emptor.”16 As a result, hundreds of thousands of rules and 2009] regulations—constantly examined ... political will to act accordingly via legislation and rulemaking.32 In the securities market context, a fundamental question must ultimately be answered: should there be more privacy or more disclosure when
their helpful assistance.” 1. Adam Smith, Of Systems of Political Economy , in 1 A , USA This Article builds on my existing research regarding theoretical corporate agents-management-who wield greater ... -questionable marketing. In addition to this deception, contrepreneurs have attempted to silence political and legal counter narratives, and have created self-reinforcing laws to support a cottage industry that
check on SEC balance and impartiality, it is difficult to argue that judges themselves are any more immune to political and other external influences in their decision-making. For example, Delaware judges ... political beings who routinely make decisions based not on their scientific merit, but as a result of ‘congressional pressure, interest group lobbying, bureaucratic (but non-expertise-based) policy views, or
their freedom of thought, conscience and association protected by the Bill of Rights to the Federal Constitution."' Objectors typically challenge political, ideological, organizing and lobbying ... v. Wash. Educ. Ass'n, 127 S. Ct. 2372 (2007) (upholding § 760, a state restriction, as applied to public-sector unions that restricts a union's authority to coerce financial payments for political
. See PETER DRAHOS, A PHILOSOPHY OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 157, 168, 204-205 (Dartmouth Publishing 1996) (discussing the history of the philosophy of intellectual property); ALISON FIRTH, TRADE MARKS THE ... modern standards of intellectual property protection is not simply a matter of choice, but rather, a matter of political and commercial necessity. According to research, this outcome can best be explained
beyond our immediate counterparties (in economic parlance, the externalities of our actions), as work). However, morality need not be religious: there is a long tradition of moral philosophy outside of the ... in the first place”. Stephen B. Young, Moral Capitalism and the Great Financial Meltdown of 2008, 33 FLETCHER F. WORLD AFF. 129, 139 ( 2009 ). 42. Hilary J. Allen, A New Philosophy For Financial
by social, political a n d leg al n o rm s t h a t a re th e b u ild in g blocks of lib era l dem o? cracy. If th e concept of d iscrim in atio n w ere th e piv o tal p o in t of th is d iscu s? sion ... d g in g th e co n ten t of social a n d political norm s. The second re m a rk re la te s to th e w ay to leran ce is u n d ersto o d in th is article. V arious d efin itio n s of th e concept w ill
seeking transaction account fee regulation look beyond the crosssubsidization argument. In particular, fee regulation could benefit from a coherent governing philosophy. Laws and regulations adopted in the ... JOURNAL OF BUSINESS LAW regulation discourages overdraft fees. This regulation is driven by a philosophy that upfront, but unavoidable, maintenance fees are more consumer friendly because they are more
, Southerners, Midwesterners, and Westerners. Some are Democrats, some Republicans, and some Independents; in political philosophy, some are conservatives, some liberals, and some wholly apolitical.”11 In ... , and political beliefs altered the public’s sense of the proper line to be drawn between private and public matters . . . .”). 574 U. OF PENNSYLVANIA JOURNAL OF BUSINESS LAW that pharmaceutical
REVISING THE ROLES OF MASTER AND SERVANT: A THEORY OF WORK LAW Stephen Nayak-Young 0 0 Postdoctoral Fellow in Law and Philosophy, UCLA School of Law; Ph.D. (Philosophy), University of Michigan (2014 ... ); M.A. (Philosophy), University of Toronto (2008); J.D., Harvard Law School (2000). I am grateful to Elizabeth Anderson, Sarah Buss, Pamela Brandwein, Scott Hershovitz, Daniel Jacobson, Orly Lobel, Alex
scholarly and public policy debates have thus far centered around its potential efficacy within particular political or market contexts, the orientation of this inquiry in terms of examining the effectiveness ... regulation.16 Evidence of this shift can be observed in jurisdictions with such diverse financial and political systems as Germany, Japan, Thailand, Iceland, Estonia, and—before the recently announced break-up
philosophy of the Labor Management Relations Act is not itself an unfair labor practice. In a free democracy, it is the citizen, not the Government, who fixes his own beliefs. The right of the employer to make ... and conduct in the labor law context, see Ken I. Kersch, How Conduct Became Speech and Speech Became Conduct: A Political Development Case Study in Labor Law and the Freedom ofSpeech, 8 U. PA. J
