International Jurisprudence Concerning the Group or Unity Principle in Territorial Allocation

Contemporary Jurisprudence and International Law

The Unity of Opposites: A Dialectical Principle

sufficiently from circumstances, contraries uch as "positive" and "negative" are interchangeable and indistinguishable. Of course, if you specify that the positive is, for example, positive electricity, and the negative, negative electricity, a distinction can be made. In arithmetic and logic there are also systems in which each of a set of symbols may be interchanged for another of the set (or...

Introduction to international perspectives on therapeutic jurisprudence

Therapeutic Jurisprudence (TJ), a concept first conceived by law professors David Wexler (University of Puerto Rico and University of Arizona) and Bruce Winick (University of Miami) only a little more than a decade ago, has emerged as the leading conceptual perspective in the mental health law field. Indeed, a LEXIS search reveals well over 150 articles on, or citing to, therapeutic jurispruden...

The right to health in national and international jurisprudence.

From Plurality to Unity: Codification and Jurisprudence in the Late Ottoman Empire