and the means of dissemination of art, and the sense of helplessness in the face of corporate power [...] taking the example of Milan and its territory and the Swiss Canton of Ticino in the first half of the 19th [...] resituating of the cultural texts of the era in the context of circulating dis- courses of law, crime

branches of international humanitarian law, the law of Geneva (protection of victims) and the law of The Hague [...] on the protection of the victims of warfare. IHL aims at mitigating the effects of armed conflicts by [...] : the Silent Takeover of Religion, Abingdon 2005. • Einstein, Mara, Brands of Faith: Marketing Religion

for this: first of all, the demographics of the labour market are changing – the number of older people [...] degree from a university of university of applied sciences) 17 % 37 % Proportion of employees with an employment [...] years 35 years Average duration of employment 13 years 6 years Proportion of highly educated employees (with

branches of international humanitarian law, the law of Geneva (protection of victims) and the law of The Hague [...] Cultural Analysis of Kinship. The Legacy of David M. Schneider. Urbana und Chicago: Univ. of Illinois Press [...] on the protection of the victims of warfare. IHL aims at mitigating the effects of armed conflicts by

out of combat. All aspects of IHL are shaped and at the same time challenged by the collision of military [...] an overview of the field of political economics. Political economics extends the scope of standard economic [...] and the legal situation of the Union, with an overwiew of the structure of the various treaties and

and purposes of the law. It involves studying different schools of thought, theories of justice, and [...] metaphor of the popped balloon and the bulge, a hematoma represents a collection of blood outside of blood [...] their apples must be of high quality." In this metaphor, Vendor B's display of beautiful apples represents

percent of the population of Africa but only 26 percent of the total world population. Cf. UN DEPT. OF ECONOMIC [...] a Charter of the Rights of the Family (1983) but it never addressed corporal punishment of children though [...] GOVERNMENT OF THE NETHERLANDS, Deetman report; GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIA, Cummins report; LAW COMMISSION OF CANADA

there is mention of the body in this volume, of media, of music, of rhythm and dance, of AIDS and the immune [...] semantics of clothing. At present, the taboo of the opposite sex on both sides of the distinction is of different [...] consolidation of adhesion of the addressee on the basis of a normatively fixed canon of rules.12 In speech

Definitions of rights and rules of procedure produce an agreed version of the “truth” or of reality. But [...] responsibilities of being ‘in and out of place’ might be one way of encapsulating a central theme of law and [...] taking the example of Milan and its territory and the Swiss Canton of Ticino in the first half of the 19th

division of labor with risk of divorce: the role of “voice” enforcement of contracts,” Journal of Labor [...] 2000 Bank of Italy Survey of Household Income and Wealth (SHIW) where we link a measure of present-b [...] time. The example of family-specific capital we have in mind are children, and so our notion of household