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investment that existed in the San Francisco Bay Area prior to and following its tech explosion in the late twentieth century. Numerous factors such as political and ethnic diversity, a comparatively lower ... region. With a tumultuous history stretching back at least a century to the early 1900s involving numerous wars and political, physical, and national divisions, Berlin has lacked resources and lagged
natural lives. Dominant depictions of global value chain governance treat labor, environment and local communities only peripherally, thus leaving the political economy of vulnerability, exploitation and ... identifying spaces of critical intervention and political-legal activism and reform. * Professor of Business Law, McGill University. State Law Exam, Frankfurt; Licence en droit, Université de Paris X; LL.M
Family preservation is generally viewed in terms of a rather narrow practice definition. However, it's underlying philosophy offers a strong framework for building a positive, nonbiased helping ... Journal of Family Strengths The F amily Preser vation Philosophy and The With Lesbian Clients rapy Pamela de Santa 0 Recommended Citation 0 Family Preservation Journal (Summer 1996) Published by
Christopher R. Rodenbaugh* * B.B.A. Finance, B.A. Philosophy 2020, Loyola University C hicago; M.B.A. 2021 , Loyola Quinlan School of Business; J.D. 2024, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law. Thank you to ... industries to achieve broader economic or political goals),54 was passed in direct response to the 1926 United Kingdom General Strike.55 The General Strike saw up to 1.75 million workers go on strike over wage
COVID-19. For one, vaccines are far more expensive than diagnostics and therapeutics, and are typically less profitable than repeat-use treatments, given public health and political implications.26 As a ... countries.44 Factors causing poorer response in the United States include political decisions, such as downplaying the danger of the disease and ignoring scientific experts at the early stages, as well as
data privacy, suppress speech, and push out political opponents.30 In theory, issuing central Banks may address CBDCs’ privacy concerns by keeping anonymity with their CBDC design. Nevertheless, many ... policy purposes, such as crime prevention and detection, or political purposes, such as elections. Introducing a credible disciplinary mechanism against central banks creates a space for other governmental
. Equality and Mutual Benefit: It promotes both political dialogue and economic cooperation and trade, with a view to seeking mutual reinforcement and common development. trading regime that is transparent ... implement the outcomes of previous ministerial meetings.10 On the other hand, the political facet of FOCAC is the subject of more sustained discussion, as evidenced by numerous references to the work of the
the humanities, along with such areas as law and philosophy, law and cultural heritage, law and linguistics, law and literature, and law and popular culture © 2022 Lorie Graham & Stephen McJohn ... /bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4803:pven53.2.2 (last vis ited May 17, 2021). 23. The lake has even inspired legal thinkers to philosophy. See F.S.C. Northrop, The Epistemology of Legal Judgement, 58 NW. L
of governments to interfere with global trade. But, in the "trade and" universe, things are not always as they appear. By focusing on the institutional competence of trade bodies-and the political ... argue that this expansion may threaten the continued political viability of the trade regime. Second, the term "trade and" might refer not directly to the new "trade and" issues themselves but rather to
This essay traces the family preservation movement to its permanency planning roots; discusses the principles and underlying philosophy of the movement, and suggests the appropriate context for ... to a complex problem (Pecora, Whittaker, Maluccio, and Barth, 2000) . In our view, however, it is not outmoded. Indeed, it should endure, both as a philosophy and as a program, because it
Second Circuit likely adopted this philosophy because it aligns with fundamental principles underlying U.S. bankruptcy law. U.S. bankruptcy law principally aims to balance the interests of creditors with ... discussed, the guiding philosophy in U.S. bankruptcy law balances interests between creditors and debtors. Transnational bankruptcy adds a diplomatic layer that requires balancing national and foreign
, the ISDS-reform discussions should be conducted in a manner that underscores broader historical, economic, political, philosophical, and sociological lessons of the project called “transnationalism ... success and individualism. In fact, some states have been more successful than others in political theory; in fact, some ideas have political concerns of a free and open market system. Thus, the roots of
States security strategy. Economic gains throughout the alliance were expected from open trade. Post-war domestic political stability in Europe and Japan was predicated on a consensus favoring economic
endorsement of software developers themselves, representing a profound shift in regulatory philosophy.84 The pilot program’s enlistment of nine corporations, including recognized industry leaders such as Apple
Entire issue (large pdf file) Articles include: What's Working in Family-Based Services?--or, What's Left to Believe in During a Time of Such Doubt? Roger Friedman The Family Preservation Philosophy ... Family Preservation Philosophy and Therapy With Lesbian Clients Pamela De Santo Parenting Pioneers and Parenting Teams: Strengthening Extended Family Ties in Family Suport Programs Susan Whitelaw Downs
This paper will address the political economy of competition law in Thailand. Section II will provide a historical perspective of Thai Competition Law. Section III will show what went wrong with the ... environment. Thailand's experience illustrates that having a competition law may prove futile if enforcement cannot withstand political hurdles. Discriminatory and arbitrary implementation of the law may also
accepted for inclusion in Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business by an authorized editor of Northwestern University School of Law Scholarly Commons 1 Zehra G. Kavame Eroglu, Th e Political
practical economic effect and general economic philosophy, the Comment will then question whether the current United States policy against general compulsory licenses remains viable in today's economic ... recent crisis-level political rhetoric about international "competitiveness" is to be believed, perhaps compulsory licensing is an idea whose time has come. C. A United States Compulsory Licensing Scheme
The model constructed in this Article explains how the efforts of special interest groups within a nation interact with its domestic political and foreign policy objectives to influence the nation's ... emerged in the United States and other industrialized nations since World War II through use of a simple analytical framework. With generous reference to the abundant literature on the political economy of
quality research, dedicated staff and political savvy to help families by employing family preservation values, knowledge and skills. ... , knowledge and skills. Ironically, perhaps, we should thank those who play on the fears and myths about the famil y unit for political gain because they are raising the debate to a national level in a way its
