The relationship between law and morality represents a major theme in jurisprudence and is the subject-matter of this article. I shall focus on the use of the criminal law to enforce morality and, in particular, I shall consider whether an identifiable line can be drawn between moral standards that may properly be the subject of legal enforcement and those that may not. This issue was, of cours...

In the light of endeavours for a Global System of Trade Preferences (GSTP) among developing countries, this article is concerned with the extent and structure of trade control measures in developing countries against imports of manufactures. More specifically, tariff charges, specific tariffs and quantitative restrictions are examined in selected developing countries. The analysis suggests that...

This paper extends a standard Hotelling model to three firms and analyzes the competitive effect of asymmetric regulation on mobile and fixed termination charges. In the presence of fixed-mobile substitution, above-cost mobile termination charge creates a trade-off on the mobile network’s profit: i.e., (i) reducing retail profit by strengthening competition for subscribers (‘‘price competition ...

Fatigue is an increasingly recognised risk factor for transportation accidents. In light of this, there is the question of whether driving whilst fatigued should be a criminal offence. This paper discusses the current legal position, including the problems of voluntary conduct and self awareness. Three models for reform are proposed. The manner in which scientific research can inform legal cons...

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