The idea of codification of international law arose from the need to give a methodical and ordered drawing of the law in force, with the inclusion of rules and resolving the differences between countries regarding the content of legal rules which, in order to have a binding effect in the...

The process of learning to think like a lawyer is dynamic and evolutionary. First-year students must acquire a set of highly complex and interdependent cognitive skills in a stressful environment. In an attempt to define what it means to think like a lawyer, we began a course of research to be...

The role of entrepreneurship to promote the economic development of countries has been recognized in recent decades, mainly because of the transformations that countries have experienced the level of their economic, political, social and cultural environment.This article has as objective to...

This article aims to address the topic “Knowledge Management and Diversification Strategy” and refers to relationship between these subjects. The first point begins to do a theoretical approach about Knowledge Management (KM), the second point does a theoretical approach about...

A new one-credit course on IP and patent application drafting was offered at Auburn University jointly by the authors in spring 2009. The course started with a target of 15 students. Within 1 week of its announcement, the course was oversubscribed; the class was filled within a week of its...

This article explores various methods of grade normalization used by law schools. Based on a survey of 116 responding ABA accredited law schools, 84% have some form of grade normalization policy, and the trend is toward adoption of grade normalization. The survey assessed the types of...

Human evolution, everything that defines diachronic social, proved that, very often, gaps are revealed after the regulation took place.When the law is imperfect or when it is silent, when it meets the new requirements resulting from changes in society, it is backward, even unjust, is it possible...