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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «LAW-ABIDINGNESS»
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law-abidingness nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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Aristotle and The Philosophy of
Law: Theory, Practice and ...
The most basic civic virtue, one which may be thought of as the underpinning of
all civic virtues, is law abidingness. By law abidingness I do not mean to focus on
the well explored question of whether there is a prima facia obligation to obey ...
Liesbeth Huppes-Cluysenaer, Nuno M.M.S. Coelho,
2013
2
Cultural Analysis, Cultural Studies, and the
Law: Moving ...
Law-Abidingness I will address these questions briefly by focusing on one
concept pertinent to both science and jurisprudence: law-abidingness. In picking
this focus, I hope to suggest three intersecting but ultimately diverging lines of
inquiry.
Austin Sarat, Jonathan Simon,
2003
3
In Search of Community: Essays in Memory of Werner Stark ...
Freiburg: Rombach. Japanese translation (1972). Tokyo: Miraisha. The social
bond: An investigation into the bases of law-abidingness. Vol. 1. Antecedents of
the social bond: The phytogeny of sociality. (1976). New York: Fordham
University ...
Werner Stark, Eileen B. Leonard, Hermann Strasser,
1993
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A Short History of Ethics and Economics: The Greeks
Rule of Law, and Justice as Law-abidingness The law regarding slavery (i.e.
conventional slavery) leads us into a more general discussion of law. Law is
general and consequently cannot cover all particulars (Pol 1286a7–16; 1984, p.
111 ...
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Moral Objectives, Rules, and the Forms of Social Change
Law-abidingness is a virtue demonstrated given some rules to abide by, and it is
essential to the rules becoming established - settled social rules. For if a rule is
promulgated and in the sequel not obeyed it becomes, not a settled social rule, ...
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Moral Responsibility and the Boundaries of Community: Power ...
And finally, since law-abidingness is, according to Kant, an absolute good, it can
be conceived of as rendering absolutely good those wills that conform to it. By
deriving moral autonomy from contra-causal freedom, Kant enables himself to
talk ...
7
Nietzsche's Task: An Interpretation of Beyond Good and Evil
Physicists speak with pride of ''the law-abidingness of nature [Gesetzmäs- sigkeit
der Natur] as if— —'' —as if they had ... nature's law-abidingness is not ''text'' but a
prejudiced misreading of the text: ''a naive- humanitarian costuming and ...
Own Law-Abidingness This variable cluster is intended to measure perceptions
of others' views of one's own law-abidingness. The others in this case include
parents, teachers, and peers. Our youthful Russian subjects were asked whether
...
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Deviant Cosmopolitanism: Transgressive Globalization and ...
assistant to the former President Bill Clinton, is expansive, covering different
spheres of liberal life: general virtues (courage, law-abidingness, loyalty); virtues
of liberal society (independence, fidelity, tolerance); virtues of liberal economy ...
Charles Tsung Tang Lee,
2006
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John Rawls: Principles of justice I
59 Some argue that these latter values, particularly law-abidingness and order,
are essential prerequisites for all other social goods — just as Rawls makes
similar claims about justice.60 Value pluralism as such does not threaten the
defense ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «LAW-ABIDINGNESS»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
law-abidingness nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
In debate, black intellectuals spar over who's to blame for high 'black …
... stated, he added another reason is “when you see the police acting in a lawless way, that too breaks down the feeling of law-abidingness.”. «The College Fix, apr 15»
The law and social science of stop-and-frisk tactics by the police …
... seems to be “critical across contexts, from courts to policing to prison, to encourage not only law-abidingness but cooperation and trust. «Journalist's Resource, mar 15»
50 shades of intemperate spending
The tabloid's Nahum Barnea is one of them, grading the prime minister a “0 on behavior,” though not law-abidingness. “There are no shocking ... «The Times of Israel, feb 15»
On an eve: Read a new story from Giller Prize winner Sean Michaels
I thought to myself. Then I remembered my resolution to relax and tried to focus on the ordinariness of this Tuesday, the law-abidingness of it. «The Globe and Mail, dic 14»
On immigration, Obama is flirting with tyranny
Those crucial questions are often unanswerable until the emergency has ended and executive law-abidingness has been restored. At that ... «The Week Magazine, nov 14»
Apparently students actually do get parking tickets
Here, the success of the Lakehead Security parking ticket regime would rely on the overall law-abidingness and perhaps, naïveté of the ... «The Argus.ca, nov 14»
Benny Tai says Occupy Central has not undermined Hong Kong's …
... be prepared to bear all legal liability for their actions and argued that the street blockades had a “limited” impact on general law-abidingness. «South China Morning Post, nov 14»
5 Ways To Uncover Bias During Jury Selection
... kindness to others, trustworthiness, honesty, dependability, compassion, generosity, self-control and law-abidingness. With respect to all nine ... «Law360, nov 14»
Libertarianism's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea
How about the culture of general law-abidingness that we call the rule of law? The Federal Reserve's regulation of the money supply? «The Week Magazine, set 14»
Seedbeds of civic virtue
Some of these are general virtues [courage, loyalty, and law-abidingness], social virtues [independence, open-mindedness], economic virtues ... «The News on Sunday, lug 14»