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Law, policy, and legal avoidance : can law effectively implement egalitarian policies?
McBarnet, Doreen J. - 2009
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003833311
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Sport and the law : considerations for sport managers
Greenfield, Steve; Osborn, Guy - In: Managing sport business : an introduction, (pp. 285-298). 2012
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009305449
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Leveraging the trade preference program to secure a state's compliance with international law obligations
Rosenberg, Charles B.; Fox, Peter D. - In: The journal of world investment & trade : law, … 14 (2013) 6, pp. 1009-1018
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010348566
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Extending the BPMN syntax for requirements management
Goldner, Sascha; Papproth, Alf - In: Business process model and notation : third …, (pp. 142-147). 2011
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A Handbook of public international law : Lawrence, T[homas] J[oseph]
Lawrence, Thomas Joseph - 1938 - 11. ed., by Percy H[enry] Winfield
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Self-reporting and optimal law enforcement when there are remediation benefits, penalty assessment costs, and heterogeneity in the likelihood of violators' apprehension
Innes, Robert D. - In: Papers in efficiency, effectiveness and international …, (pp. 195-223). 1998
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Self-reporting in optimal law enforcement when violators have heterogeneous probabilities of apprehension
Innes, Robert D. - In: The journal of legal studies 29 (2000) 1,1, pp. 287-300
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When Multilateralism Backfires : Dispute Settlement and Compliance in the Global Trade Regime
Kucik, Jeffrey - 2019
Multilateralism is associated with a variety of benefits. Involving more states can help monitor compliance and contribute toward enforcement. Yet, in international dispute settlement, multilateralism can backfire. When legal processes are open to participation by non-litigant countries,...
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