Law, Society & Organisations (Books and Journals)
53 results for Law, Society & Organisations (Books and Journals)
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Law, Society & Organisations
From No. I, January 2016
to No. V, January 2020
Law, Society & Organisations, 2020
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Crimes Related to Cross-border Tourism - Provisions of Material Law
Worldwide, the tourism and travel sector (business, visits) is one of the largest industries, the evolution being an increasing one, estimating, over 10 years ago, that approx. 3% of the active population in the world works in this field. Europe is ranked number one in the world as a tourist destination. The European countries most requested by foreign tourists are, in a random enumeration, Great
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The Practice of States Regarding the Legal Status of Individual as a Subject of Internal Public Law
Within the international society, several categories of entities act, all having the status of actors of international relations. However, not all of these are considered subjects of public international law relations. The necessity to determine the quality of the subject of law and to identify them is legitimized by the need to establish which of these entities have the capacity to acquire...
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Domain Names' Legal Dispute Impact: Value & Dispute's Cost
There is no doubt that domain names have founded new world of digital business equal to geographical traditional business world. And in such a borderless world (cyberspace), everyone has aimed to gain his own share. However, the features of the conflict over the contested rights have begun to appear publicly between the main stakeholders of cyberspace. Despite this, the conflict took legal shape,
- The Trial of the Group of 'Rugul Aprins' ('the Burning Bush')
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?Revista Teologica', the Journal of the Metropolitan Church of Moldova (1883-1887) - a Cultural Ecclesial Periodical or Simply a Press Organ of the Church?
At the end of the nineteenth century, in Iasi, an open conflict arises between the Metropolitan of Moldova and one of the professors of the Faculty of Law. As the time goes by, the conflict escalates, and supporters are added to both parties, both among the laity and the clergy. For this reason, the conflict enters in a sphere of politicization, the problem becoming a canonical-legal one. In...
- The Arrest and the Investigation of the Group 'Rugul Aprins' ('the Burning Bush')
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Domain Names & (Trips): the Aspect of Protections Roots
Though the main goal of (TRIPS) agreement was established to organize Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights, some new rights related to intellectual property have arisen away from the scope of this agreement. One of these issues was domain names. Initially, it was argued that there is no relation between domain names and trips agreement due to the fact that domain names are...
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Reasons Concerning the Restriction of Some Rights in Compliance With the Provisions of art. 53 of the Romanian Constitution
An essential dimension of the rule of law is the consecration and guarantee of fundamental rights and freedoms, ensuring the optimal conditions for applying them. State authorities have a negative obligation to refrain from any arbitrary or excessive interference that may limit or condition the exercise of constitutional rights. Any restriction on applying fundamental rights and freedoms by...
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International Regulations Applicable to Minor Criminals
International regulations in the field of juvenile justice have gradually been introduced ever since the foundation of international organizations dealing with juvenile justice issues. The fight against juvenile delinquency has been the subject of regional and global research, including several states of the international association. In this context the 2nd UN Congress on Crime Prevention and...
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International Drug Regulations
The unprecedented proliferation of antisocial phenomena in the sphere of organized crime is a source of insecurity for life social life and, equally, a real aggression against the rule of law. In contemporary society, terrorism, illicit drug trafficking and trafficking of human beings, armament, ammunition and radioactive substances are the main forms of manifestation of organized crime with...
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Prescription of the Criminal Responsibility of Children
The limitation of criminal liability is closely related to the promptness of the specialized bodies of the state in establishing the criminal liability and in applying the punishment corresponding to the crime. Thus, through prescription, the possibility of eliminating criminal liability was created when a period of time had elapsed since the crime was committed. The limitation of criminal...
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From Alexandru Teodorescu to Sandu Tudor. Biographical Benchmarks
Sandu Tudor's activity as a member of the Association of Romanian Christian Students, his involvement in the academic environment of the period, respectively in the various student movements, has been a less researched topic. Historiography so far has offered only few milestones which are rather empirical and factual; a circumstantial interpretation would configure a clear dimension of what was,...
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From Legal Liberties to Ontological Freedom
Any attempt in the sphere of humanities to characterize and explain man in his individuality, but also in the social existential context, relates to the issue of freedom. Freedom is essentially related to the human being, but also to the existential phenomenality of man. Man is the only created being whose fundamental ontological dimensions are freedom and spirit. In this study we briefly look...
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The Donation in the Metropolis of Moldavia and Suceava, in the Second Half of the 19th Century. ?Pantahuzelor Dossier'
The donation or the practice of aid collection, in order to build or rehabilitate a place of worship, is an old habit in Romania, and during the arch-shepherding of Metropolitan Iosif Naniescu (1875-1902) in Iasi, this was one of the most common options. In order to ensure the transparency of this action, the fundraising action had to have the blessing of the bishop of the place. This blessing...
- The Christian Student Sandu Tudor and the Institutionalising Strategies of Interwar Student Associations (1921 - 1926)
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Sandu Tudor and the Christian Student Associations During the Interwar Period
It is known that Sandu Tudor (alias Alexandru Teodorescu) belonged to the elite of the young interwar generation, certified, in particular, by his position as a journalist. What is less known is the quality of his ASCR membership (ASCR - the Christian Student Association in interwar Romania) in his student years. The sources that verify this latest information are the secret police archives as...
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Connections Between Public Relations and Related Areas: Similarities, Differences and Confusions
Public relation is a discipline that is grossly misrepresented. In discussions with friends, family, prospects, and even vendors and clients in some cases, there is a great deal of confusion about what public relation is and where PR fits. Very few people can explain what people in public relations really do. If you’re a cop, a construction worker or a doctor, everybody knows your job function....
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Lobbying - an Instrument of Participatory Democracy in the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. a Case Study of the Infrigement Procedure
The Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) provides the framework for the European social model through gender equality, consumer protection, non-discrimination, environmental protection, protection of services of general interest. It also provides instruments regarding the constitutionality of the role of social interlocutors. The establishment of ex-post judicial control...
- Great Union Constitutionalism. Political and Legal Aspects
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Crime Prevention Through Education
Education is part of our culture, as a society and, at the same time, it is part of each of us. The degree and level of civilization and the true system value are reflected in the way in which this education activity is carried out. Both crime and education are equally old, lost in the mists of time, which represents their common feature. However, human history has proven that education can...
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The International Criminal law on the Illegal Circulation of Narcotic and Psychotropic Substances and its Implementation in the Republic of Moldova
Nowadays, given increasing crime rates, drug production and trafficking and in general trafficking and illicit drug use have serious consequences in many countries all over the world. Over the years a wide range of cooperative activities between different countries have been carried out to combat this phenomenon. In order to contend with all illegal activities related to narcotic drugs,...
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Juvenile Delinquency- Criminal Liability in the Penal law in the Republic of Moldova
The theme of juvenile delinquency and its mechanisms is relevant because of the intense criminal character of this phenomenon, which seriously affects human interests; it endangers the fundamental values and norms recognized and accepted within a given community, preventing its functioning properly. Juvenile delinquency represents young people's violations and deviations from the rules of social...
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Combating Energy Poverty in the Centralized Heating System (SEIC) by Local Public Policies - a Chance for Vulnerable Consumers
According to the EU Energy Poverty Observatory, at present, more than 50 million households in the European Union are experiencing energy poverty as a distinct form of poverty. Energy poverty stems from people’s poor access to energy resources and modern means of ensuring comfort in dwellings. In modern times, a decent standard of living and citizens' health have become criteria measuring the...
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The Application of the Rational Choice Theory Within the Lobbying Practice
The lobby activity is recognized as an action to influence the political decision making process. Lobby can be analyzed from the perspective of the game theory, as a sub-topic of rational choice theory. According to Neuman and Morgenstern (1953), an analysis of a game must take into account several criteria and their interdependencies: the categories of players, their strategies, the choices made,
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The Actuality of the ?Common Good' Concept Reflected in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
This topic proposed for discussion in this paper requires a thorough analysis in the doctrinal, methodological and practical way, starting from the fact that the reality of nowadays confronts the theoreticians and practitioners with an essential and controversial problem, namely a scientific argumentation of the necessity and ways of limiting human rights and fundamental freedoms by invoking the...
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The Impact of VAT on the Economy in Relation to Other Taxes in South East Europe
Through this article, we aim to create a multifactorial model of linear regression by which we discover the impact of the most important taxes in an economy in the economies of the countries of Southeastern Europe. We have selected South East Europe to include and Romania in the empirical analysis. So for building the model, we considered it opportune to choose the following independent variables:
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A Unified Theory on the Action of Political Prescribers. a Research Proposal
The decision of an individual to vote or not and to choose one of the candidates participating in the competition on the electoral market is the result of a cumulus of factors that act directly or indirectly in this process. Most of the papers address the role of opinion formers in the process of forming the voting option by choosing one of the following two ways: (1) either the Opinion...
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The Aspects of Preemption Right in the Romanian and Hungarian Legal System
The preemption right, according to its definition, could be described as a right under which a party has the first opportunity to buy an asset before it is offered to a third party. The preemption right is also called, mainly in the business field, the first refusal right. The preemption right or the right of preemption first appeared in the post-communist states after 1989, due to the...
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Natural and Social Status. Historical and Legal Implications
The history of philosophy and the history of legal doctrines mention and analyze the differences, often categorical, between the existence of man in his natural status and on the other hand, his existence in social status. The doctrine of the social contract is the mainstream of the thought that analyzes the existential status of man in the social environment and the natural environment by...
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The Impact of Enforcing Regulation (EC) No. 1370/2007 in the Context of Reorganizing the Municipal Public Services of Romania's Capital
The paper presents the impact of applying Regulation (EC) 1370/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council on public passenger transport services by rail and by road, adopted with the goal of eliminating disparities between the transport enterprises in different Member States, on the municipal public service Regia Autonoma de Transport Bucuretti, fourth largest in size on the continent....