The Mythology of Salomon's Case and the Law Dealing with the Tort Liabilities of Corporate Groups: An Historical Perspective.

Author(s):  
Phillip Lipton
2017 ◽  
Vol 3 (5) ◽  
Author(s):  
Prof. Dr. H. Ahmad Khairuddin, M.Ag

The month of Muharram is a holy month and precious in Islam that it can be seen from various perspectives. that is perspective of hadith (doctrine), historical perspective, and the perspective of culture (anthropological). Preferment specifically there on the 10th of Muharram is called as the day of Ashura. On the day that Muslims are highly recommended for fast and based on hammiyyah sunnah of the Prophet. also commanded on the ninth day called tasu'a. In some places, developing traditions and beliefs surrounding the Ashura who did not have a strong foundation. The developing tradition that should not to shift the conception of the primacy of Muharram and Ashura as described Prophet. in the traditions validity, especially the law of fasting Sunnah many ignored by most of the Islamic community itself.  Keywords: Ashura, Doctrine, Historical, Anthropological and Da'wah


2021 ◽  
Vol 66 (2) ◽  
pp. 161-189
Author(s):  
Louis Pahlow ◽  
Sebastian Teupe

Abstract The relationship between business strategies and legal institutions is important for understanding the historical dynamics of modern capitalism. While legal history and economic history have remained distinct disciplines, a growing number of studies now populates a vibrant «borderland» between the two. Building on frameworks of legal history, organization studies, and «new entrepreneurial history», our contribution systematizes the relation of entrepreneurship and the law from a historical perspective of change. This paper explains how an analysis of this specific relation contributes to our understanding of economic change and addresses the question of synthesis and interdisciplinary connectivity by offering a conceptual triad that focuses on the problems of agency and change at the intersection of businesses and the law. This paper argues that economic actors have used, sought, and avoided laws to transform their legal and economic environments. Each of these interactions combined a distinct set of variables conceptualized as legal business creativity, legal-institutional entrepreneurship, and Schumpeterian rule-breaking.


Author(s):  
Assoc. Prof, Dr. Nguyen Van Hiep ◽  

From a historical perspective, the article analyzes the human values in a number of Vietnamese laws such as Hinh Thu - the Ly Dynasty, Quoc trieu Hinh Luat- the Tran Dynasty, Quoc trieu Hinh Luat - the Le Dynasty, Hoang trieu luat le - the Nguyen Dynasty and the current Vietnamese legal system. From the human values in the history of Vietnamese law, the article suggests a number of issues of the applied methodology, practical and scientific significance of the human values for Vietnam's higher education in the context of industrial revolution 4.0.


2017 ◽  
Vol 29 (1) ◽  
pp. 149-156
Author(s):  
Jocelynne Annette Scutt

Though published more than ten years apart, it is timely to review these volumes together. Both books adopt an historical perspective on women under men’s laws, with a strong message for the contemporary world. Because of Sex traces developments constituting, and bringing about, advances in how the law addresses women’s work and roles, and consequent change in society. A Law of Her Own proposes how the law should adopt a revised approach, substituting the ‘reasonable woman’ standard for the existing - generally ubiquitous – ‘reasonable man’ or ‘reasonable person’ standard – which Because of Sex indicates has at least to some degree, in some instances, occurred.


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