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Private International Law, International & Foreign Law, Comparative Law
English
2023 - 2023
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Green Electricity Promotion in Turkey
The focus of this chapter is a detailed analysis of the Turkish models promoting green electricity, encompassing the most recent revisions, such as the YEKDEM and YEKA updates. This analysis asserts that the T...
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Promopen Australia Pty Ltd v Fuyang Import and Export Co Ltd
Promopen Australia Pty Ltd purchased 60,000 red plastic disks and 60,000 purple plastic disks from Fuyang Import and Export Co Ltd, at the total price of $27,600 with the FOB at Shanghai. They agreed that the ...
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Jus Migrandi and Personal Beliefs of Migrants Coming from Third States: Practice from the EU Asylum Policy
The chapter aims to analyse, both from a theoretical and practical point of view, the current situation of the migration and refugee law, in connection with the main issue of religion and personal beliefs, wit...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Analytical Facts of Corporate Social Responsibility for Enforcement of Labor Rights
The topic of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in relation to Vietnamese employees' rights is discussed in this article.
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Finding Gain-Based Remedies Under Compensatory Principles
This chapter will explore gain-based remedies through the compensatory principle of damages. The chief presupposition of this chapter is therefore that the Wrotham Park and Blake remedies are compensatory. To mak...
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Abusive Conduct by Dominant Undertakings and Undertakings with Relative Market Power
This chapter reviews the case law on abusive conduct and dominance, including the new provisions on relative market power. It provides a case-by-case discussion of the main types of abusive conduct, such as pr...
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Promotion of Green Electricity in Germany and Turkey
A Comparison with Reference to the WTO and EU Law
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The Making of EUCD and Its Transposition into National Laws of Member States
This Chapter describes the politics and process associated with the making of European Community’s Directive (EUCD, Directive 2001/29/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 May 2001 on the Harm...
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The Future of the Corporation
The goal of the business of the future is socially responsible innovation. How can this be achieved? What organizational and governance structures will best achieve this objective? This chapter describes the o...
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Forest Policy, Law and Institutions: Relevance for Soil Degradation
Legal and policy frameworks for forest regulation in British India were characterized by the monopolistic aspirations of colonial government to garner maximum economic benefits out of the forests. The Forest P...
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Human Rights in Chilean Prisons: Advances, Setbacks and Challenges for Prison Reform
Chile currently exhibits high levels of inequality in a variety of domains, including but not limited to income distribution, elementary and secondary educational system, quality of healthcare, urban segregati...
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Conclusion
Hazing is despicable. Young students joining universities have died, committed suicide and suffered physical and emotional harm. We have focused on four countries, U.S., India, Sri Lanka and Australia. In all ...
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Austria
The digitalisation of markets has led to profound changes in the way goods and services are conceived of, produced, distributed, marketed and bought. The business model of platform markets has taken hold in th...
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Interim Measures in Other International Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Bodies
This chapter compares the features of interim measures in private law disputes having international elements with the relief granted by international bodies established by public international law such as the ...
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Alfa Laval Corporate AB v. China National Intellectual Property Administration and SWEP International AB (Third Party in the Original Trial)
In the invalidity declaration proceeding, the modification, as a means, should be aimed at achieving the legislative purpose of the two legal standards of not exceeding the scope of the original specification ...
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Justice: From Mystery to Openness
Judicial openness in contemporary China includes six aspects: open case filings, public trials, open enforcement, open hearings, publication of judgments, and open trial affairs. However, historically the orig...
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Report on Indices of Maritime Judicial Transparency in China (2017)—From the Perspective of Information Disclosure on the Websites of Maritime Courts
In 2017, the Innovation Project Team on Rule of Law Indices of Law Institute of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences conducted the fifth assessment of the judicial openness of 10 maritime courts in China. In ord...
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Rites and Law: The Moralization of Law
Morality and law are two essentially different yet closely related social phenomena. The populace of ancient and modern times regard morality and law differently and determine the boundaries between them diffe...
