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• Part 1 Constraints on campaigning by charities and non-profit organizations in 24 countries: overview
• non-charity law countries
• analysis - non-charity law countries
• charity law countries
• analysis - charity law countries
• conclusion to Part One. Part 2 The case for liberty: introduction to Part Two
• campaigning and freedom of speech
• charity and politics
• economic and political liberalism
• conclusion.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

This is a study of certain questions. Which countries restrict the freedom of political speech of private non-profit organizations?. Why do they do so? And, do their reasons stand up under scrutiny? The book offers a country-by-country examination of the first question in Part One.
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• Introduction
• Of the rights of persons
• Of real property
• Of private wrongs and their remedies
• Of public wrongs and their remedies.

• Go out and look : the challenge and promise of empirical scholarship in contract law / David V. Snyder
• An empirical study of securities disclosure practice / Stephen J. Choi & G. Mitu Gulati
• An experiment in the optimal precision of contract default rules / George S. Geis
• Contracts, new legal realism, and improving the navigation of "The Yellow Submarine" / Stewart Macaulay
• Legal archaeology : excavating cases, reconstructing context / Debora L. Threedy
• Marbury in Africa : judicial review and the challenge of constitutionalism in contemporary Africa / H. Kwasi Prempeh
• Judicial mentality : mental disposition or outlook as a factor impeding recourse to foreign law / Sir Basil Markesinis
• The practice of comparative law by the Supreme Courts : brief reflections on the dialogue between the judges in French and European experience / Guy Canivet
• Compensating power : an analysis of rents and rewards in the mutual fund industry / William A. Birdthistle.

• pt. 1. Introduction
• pt. 2. The foundations of legal thinking
• pt. 3. Between realism and idealism
• pt. 4. On the doctrinal study of law.

Essays on the Doctrinal Study of Law" is a summary of the author's 40 years of research in the fields of civil law and the philosophy of law. The main focus is on the two main tasks in the doctrinal study of law: the interpretation and systematisation of legal norms. In this regard, Professor Aarnio deals with the theory of argumentation as well as with its foundations - i.e., with the ontology, epistemology and methodology of legal thinking - and develops the ideas that were first presented in "The Rational as Reasonable" (Kluwer 1987) in all of these dimensions. The work.

• Part 1 Introductory remarks.
• Part 2 The paradigm of legal science.
• Part 3 Legal dogmatics as an interpretive activity.
• Part 4 The change and progress in legal dogmatics. Epilogue - legal science as social science.
• (source: Nielsen Book Data)

This work discusses the foundations of legal dogmatics and legal science as a form of social science. The author introduces concepts of "institutional fact" and "social reality" in order to bring the debate into the realms of defining "science" and applying this to legal research.
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• The World Trade Organization and human rights providing some power to the people, some of the time
• South Africa : in the "rainbow nation, " trade and human rights are anything but black and white
• Brazil : creating new rules of the road
• European Union : the behemoth is not a dinosaur
• United states : an inconsistent sheriff at the intersection of trade and human rights.

• The World Trade Organization and human rights providing some power to the people, some of the time
• South Africa : in the "rainbow nation, " trade and human rights are anything but black and white
• Brazil : creating new rules of the road
• European Union : the behemoth is not a dinosaur
• United states : an inconsistent sheriff at the intersection of trade and human rights.