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The Right To Happiness Between Legal Basis And Judicial Practice: A Comparative Constitutional Study, Dr. Tarek Abo El Wafa
The Right To Happiness Between Legal Basis And Judicial Practice: A Comparative Constitutional Study, Dr. Tarek Abo El Wafa
UAEU Law Journal
happiness, in fact, is something that is sought inside the man’s body, which makes it searched for and studied as a psychological and philosophical matter, not a legal one. However, this matter is aroused in the western legal jurisprudence a long time ago in terms of acknowledging it as one of the human rights. In reality, we can say that the supposed purpose of every law and every right embodies in achieving happiness for man. In other words, we can say that law and right are originally created for man’s happiness.
In this research, we tried our best to tackle …
Law And Development The Experience Of The Palestinian Authority Since The Oslo Agreements, Asem Khalil, Jamil Elias Salem
Law And Development The Experience Of The Palestinian Authority Since The Oslo Agreements, Asem Khalil, Jamil Elias Salem
UAEU Law Journal
This paper sheds light on the relationship between law and development; more specifically, it deals with statutory laws and economic development. The case study will deal with Palestine after the Oslo agreements. Statutory laws are used, in contemporary states or proto-states, as is the case with the Palestinian Authority, to effectuate change; however, change occurs in all institutions and legal systems. The question that arises here is: why effect change through statuary laws?
This paper shows that one of the goals of statutory laws is to accelerate the process of socio-economic change through a planned process of legal reform and …
The Unity Of Jurisdiction: Its Reality And Impact On The Mauritania Judicial System
The Unity Of Jurisdiction: Its Reality And Impact On The Mauritania Judicial System
UAEU Law Journal
The existence of two applicable judicial orders within one judicial system shows the uniqueness of the Mauritanian judiciary system when dealing with conflicts between private parties and administration. The choice of such a system is justified for various reasons some of which are economical and social. The implementation of this system during independence was not accompanied by developmental and reform measures, and when the reforms were implemented, they did not have the expected impact. In fact, its shortcomings are reflected in judicial and administrative practices.
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L’existence d’un ordre judiciaire unique et de deux droits applicables, …
Social Problems And Their Solutions Through Al Noor Letters Of Badie Al Zaman Al Nawrasi, Mohamed Ahmed Malkawai, Naheel Ali Saleh
Social Problems And Their Solutions Through Al Noor Letters Of Badie Al Zaman Al Nawrasi, Mohamed Ahmed Malkawai, Naheel Ali Saleh
UAEU Law Journal
This study aimes to introduce AL Nourasi's lucubration in Rasayel AL Noor and his approach that deals with social problems by explaning their concept, sorts, explaining trends and ways of treatment. This study illustrates models of social problems which are studied in details by AL Nourasi. He explained their items, concepts and reason in dealing with many social problems such as: imitation, luxury, violence, poverty, racism and tyranny. The two researchers have used the Analytic Descriptive Approach that illustrates the phonemenon of social problems and their analysis by studying social problem texts written in Rasayel AL Noor in order to …
Corporate Social Responsibility (Csr) Effectiveness Of Un Policy "Insight On The Legal Perspective", Mohamed Elkhatib
Corporate Social Responsibility (Csr) Effectiveness Of Un Policy "Insight On The Legal Perspective", Mohamed Elkhatib
UAEU Law Journal
In light of the massive economic transitions the world has witnessed over the past century, along with the irresponsible social, economic, and environmental practices of several multinational enterprises, the UN has acknowledged that its international conversation with respect to rights and freedoms, primarily limited to governments, and has been unable to achieve same tendency in enterprise. Especially that “Social” responsibility is primarily related to corporates’ duty. To this end, and due to its vital contribution to the development process, the UN rules with regard to social responsibility legal rules are likely to be reviewed.
Since the 1960s, the UN has …