Professor Eric Claeys’s forthcoming book, Natural Property Rights, offers a deep perspective on property rights principles. However, while the law tends to focus—as I believe it must—on rights, are inextricably intertwined with duties or responsibilities. The natural framework for is, as Claeys says, “good enough government work.” It reflects principled way allocate and use protect them.
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We can understand human beings as normative beings which means that they are morally distinguished from other creatures by the capacity to bear, acknowledge, consciously identify, and accept responsibilities for their individual and group actions and role fulfillments and, beyond this, for the lives, limits, and well-being of other humans and creatures as well as, and increasingly for the state...

parliament established jurisprudence of the islamic republic with due regard to the fundamental difference with conventional systems, is important. in conventional systems, the relationship between parliament and the people, legally determines representative role, responsibilities and his duties. but in the islamic republic of iran to the foundation fqhyash to find out the legal status and lega...

In this contribution we discuss the duties and responsibilities which are important within teacher education to qualify for teaching students in the 21st century at school for acting competent in their future by including contemporary media in their learning. Based on a practiced teaching module the authors’ give an example, how to structure contemporary learning processes. This approach has be...

Physiotherapy practice is changing rapidly, with greater leadership opportunities and recognition of physiotherapy across healthcare sectors. For example, physiotherapists increasingly hold leadership roles in management of chronic disease and other inter-professional teams, engage in extended scope of practice duties, perform triage roles in tertiary centre clinics and emergency departments, h...

What is actually intended by the term ‘participation’ as it is described by the UNCRC? Since it excludes economic and political rights, it goes only a single step toward integrating children into civil society as bearers of full rights who share the duties and responsibilities that are often considered central to citizenship. This essay briefly examines a range of ideas that include philosophic...

A Two-Levelled Ontology In The Construction of Social Reality, John Searle argues for a two-level ontology along the following lines. Facts on the lower level – which he calls brute facts – can exist independently of human beings and their institutions. Facts on the upper level, which he calls institutional facts, depend on human institutions and above all on an associated ‘collective intention...