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Moroccan Practice In The Field Of Reservations To International Treaties, Abdallah Al-Mutawakkil
Moroccan Practice In The Field Of Reservations To International Treaties, Abdallah Al-Mutawakkil
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article analyzes Moroccan practice concerning reservations to international treaties. It begins by presenting the concept of treaty reservations in modern international law and the evolution of the legal framework governing them, especially in relation to multilateral treaties. The author discusses the nature of reservations as unilateral declarations intended to exclude or modify the legal effect of certain treaty provisions for the reserving state. The article then examines how Morocco has used reservations in its treaty practice, paying attention to the legal, political, and interpretive issues raised by such declarations. It contributes to understanding the relationship between state sovereignty, treaty …
Insights Into The Temporal Scope Of Legislation: A Study Of The Provisions Of Libyan Positive Civil Law, Khalid Said Kemaoune
Insights Into The Temporal Scope Of Legislation: A Study Of The Provisions Of Libyan Positive Civil Law, Khalid Said Kemaoune
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article studies the temporal scope of legislation through the provisions of Libyan positive civil law. It addresses the problem of conflicts between successive laws and the legal effects of new legislation on situations, rights, and legal acts created under previous rules. The author examines questions such as the age of majority, divorce, jurisdiction, and pending proceedings in order to clarify the limits of retroactivity, immediate application, and transitional legal arrangements. The article highlights the importance of determining the temporal reach of new laws to protect legal certainty while allowing legislation to adapt to changing social needs.
The Death Penalty Between Its Supporters And Opponents, Ihssan Hindi
The Death Penalty Between Its Supporters And Opponents, Ihssan Hindi
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines the controversy surrounding the death penalty by presenting the main arguments advanced by both its supporters and opponents. It situates capital punishment within the history of penal sanctions and discusses its legal, moral, religious, and social justifications. The article analyzes the four traditional objectives invoked in favor of the death penalty—expiation, deterrence, retribution, and social protection—while also considering abolitionist arguments based on human dignity, judicial error, the evolution of penal policy, and the limits of state power. It offers a balanced legal reflection on whether the death penalty can still be justified in modern criminal justice systems.
Political, Legal & Ethical Implications Of The United Nations Resolution 1441 & Its Resulting Iraq War, Anika Elyse Segall
Political, Legal & Ethical Implications Of The United Nations Resolution 1441 & Its Resulting Iraq War, Anika Elyse Segall
Honors Projects
This paper analyzes the political, legal, & ethical implications of the United Nations Resolution 1441 & its resulting Iraq War. The central question of this paper is answered in these sections: 1. Politics: Is it politically convincing (whom did it convince and not convince) to invade Iraq? 2. Law: Is it legally convincing (which body of law) to invade Iraq? 3. Political Ethics: How has this informed how the US has conducted foreign policy and war-making in the Middle East since 2003?
Bail And Time-Served Plea Offers, Michael L. Smith
Bail And Time-Served Plea Offers, Michael L. Smith
Brooklyn Law Review
Defendants in criminal cases are routinely detained pending trial because they are deemed dangerous. In some of these cases, these defendants are detained without bail, in others, bail is set at an amount which defendants are unable to pay. These determinations are made after brief, minimal hearings, often based on the charging documents and the defendant’s prior criminal record. To those defendants who are detained, prosecutors frequently make time-served plea offers—effectively giving them the option to go free in exchange for a conviction. Refusing the offer, however, means the defendant remains in custody due to the court’s dangerousness determination. This …
Native Nations, Noncitizens, And The Supremacy Clause, Geoffrey Heeren
Native Nations, Noncitizens, And The Supremacy Clause, Geoffrey Heeren
Brooklyn Law Review
Native Nations and noncitizens have often prevailed in the face of adverse state action by asserting treaty rights, arguing that state actions are preempted by federal authority, or relying on federal common law. These claims are largely rooted in the Supremacy Clause of the United States Constitution, rather than Native Nations’ or noncitizens’ rights of their own. At the same time, the Supremacy Clause jurisprudence that developed as Native Nations and noncitizens raised these claims coincided with the growth of federal “plenary power” in both areas, depriving immigrants and Native Nations of strong rights of their own when faced with …
The Dormant Commerce Clause And Personal Jurisdiction: Reasonable Limit Or Unnecessary Complication?, Max Baron
The Dormant Commerce Clause And Personal Jurisdiction: Reasonable Limit Or Unnecessary Complication?, Max Baron
Brooklyn Law Review
Frequently, corporations require consumers to agree to litigate disputes in locales favorable to their corporate interests. In the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision Mallory v. Norfolk Southern, it was a corporation that found itself subject to suit in an unwanted jurisdiction. This corporation—Norfolk Southern Railway—was required to answer a suit in Pennsylvania solely because of its consent to do business there under Pennsylvania’s “jurisdiction-via-registration” clause for foreign businesses. In that case, Justice Samuel Alito raised the possibility of injecting a separate doctrine of constitutional analysis—the dormant Commerce Clause—into personal jurisdiction analysis. To Justice Alito, such “jurisdiction-via-registration” statutes may be unconstitutional when …
No Place For Success Stories: Challenging The Sex Offender Exclusion In New York City's Fair Chance Housing Law, Abby Connell
No Place For Success Stories: Challenging The Sex Offender Exclusion In New York City's Fair Chance Housing Law, Abby Connell
Brooklyn Law Review
As criminal justice reform gains widespread political appeal, people convicted of sex crimes remain outside of mainstream discourse about who deserves protection from the collateral consequences of criminal system involvement. As one example, New York City’s recently enacted Fair Chance Housing Law prohibits criminal record discrimination in housing but leaves people convicted of sex crimes outside of its protection. In New York, people convicted of sex crimes face unique barriers to housing due to a complex web of federal and state laws that restrict access to safe, stable, and affordable housing. Like other New Yorkers with criminal records, people on …
Lies Begin At Conception: Crisis Pregnancy Centers And The Right To Deceive, Abigail Gainer
Lies Begin At Conception: Crisis Pregnancy Centers And The Right To Deceive, Abigail Gainer
Brooklyn Law Review
Crisis Pregnancy Centers (CPCs) are faith-based, free pregnancy care facilities designed to attract vulnerable pregnant individuals, especially those who may be considering abortion. Through the use of deceptive practices, CPCs, which far outnumber abortion clinics, are able to intercept pregnant people seeking care and discourage or prevent them from receiving abortion care. Pro-life legal groups aggressively wage legal battles on states who seek to curb CPC-propagated deception. In 2018, one of these groups achieved a victory for CPCs in NIFLA v. Becerra, where the Supreme Court held that California’s regulations requiring CPCs to inform clients about state-sponsored abortion services and …
Child Abuse In The Foster Care System: Articulating A New Standard Of Negligence For Civil Actions Against State Foster Agencies, Isabel Loughlin
Child Abuse In The Foster Care System: Articulating A New Standard Of Negligence For Civil Actions Against State Foster Agencies, Isabel Loughlin
Brooklyn Law Review
The foster care system falls under the domain of each state’s family courts. State foster care agencies oversee the removal of children from their homes, the placement of children in temporary foster homes, and the process of reunification with the birth family if possible. This system is meant to protect children from abuse, but far too often foster care agencies fail in their duty to monitor the wellbeing of children after they are placed in a foster home. There is a crisis of child abuse within the foster care system, and the only avenue for recourse for children who have …
Tenuous Appointments: The President's Claimed Power To Remove Court-Appointed Interim United States Attorneys, Jonathan S. Ross
Tenuous Appointments: The President's Claimed Power To Remove Court-Appointed Interim United States Attorneys, Jonathan S. Ross
Brooklyn Law Review
Section 546(d) of Title 28 of the United States Code authorizes a district court to appoint an interim United States Attorney during any vacancy of more than 120 days. The provision has been in place since 1863 and, for most of that time, Presidents have made no attempt to remove court-appointed interim U.S. Attorney through means other than the nomination and confirmation of a replacement. That changed initially in 2020, when President Trump attempted to remove Geoffrey Berman of the Southern District of New York. In 2025, the President went further, removing nine court-appointed interim U.S. Attorneys. These moves, unprecedented, …
Litter Law, Sean Lyness
Litter Law, Sean Lyness
Brooklyn Law Review
The problem of litter—and the efforts Americans have taken to eradicate it—has largely been a footnote in the story of environmental law. But litter has never been a small issue, both in terms of the magnitude of the problem and the legal system’s attempts to address it. Every state in the country and thousands of municipalities have laws on litter. Few areas of law are so ubiquitous. I call this body of law “litter law.” This Article is the first piece of legal scholarship to comprehensively examine litter law. How did the thousands of laws regulating litter come to be? …
Dualisms In Economic Development, Gilbert Abraham-Frois
Dualisms In Economic Development, Gilbert Abraham-Frois
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines dualism as a concept in economic development. It analyzes the coexistence of traditional and modern sectors and the structural tensions that arise between them. The paper discusses how dualistic structures influence industrialization, labor markets, productivity, and the distribution of development gains. It also reflects on the usefulness and limits of dualism as an analytical framework for understanding development processes.
Urban Employment And Employment Planning, Harold Lubell
Urban Employment And Employment Planning, Harold Lubell
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines urban employment and employment planning in developing countries. It analyzes the pressures created by rural exodus, demographic growth, and the expansion of informal or underemployed urban labor markets. The paper discusses the need for employment planning that links urban labor absorption, industrial and service-sector growth, regional policy, and social development. It emphasizes employment as a central objective of development strategy.
Scientific Research And Economic Development, Mahdi Elmandjra
Scientific Research And Economic Development, Mahdi Elmandjra
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article argues that sustainable economic development depends on scientific research and the capacity to produce and apply knowledge. It compares the role of research and development in industrialized and developing countries and highlights the risks of technological dependence when domestic research capacity remains weak. The paper calls for greater investment in scientific research, innovation systems, and knowledge policies as essential components of national development.
Financial Implications Of Technological Choices, Denis-Clair Lambert
Financial Implications Of Technological Choices, Denis-Clair Lambert
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article analyzes the financial implications of technological choices for development. It shows that decisions about technology affect investment requirements, production costs, financing needs, and the allocation of resources. The paper compares the implications of technological choices in different economic contexts and stresses the importance of integrating technology assessment into planning and financing strategies. It argues that technological decisions should be evaluated not only technically, but also financially and developmentally.
Technology And Development In Morocco, Mohamed Germouni
Technology And Development In Morocco, Mohamed Germouni
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines the relationship between technology and development in Morocco. It discusses the role of technological choices in shaping industrialization, productivity, and economic growth. The paper emphasizes that technology is not a neutral factor, but a strategic component of development policy that must be adapted to national priorities, institutional capacities, and social needs. It also highlights the importance of coherent technological policy for long-term development.
Meeting Basic Human Needs, Mark Ward
Meeting Basic Human Needs, Mark Ward
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This communication presents the basic human needs approach as a strategy for development assistance. It examines how bilateral aid can be oriented toward essential needs such as food, education, health, housing, and employment. The paper highlights the social dimension of development policy and argues that economic growth should be assessed in relation to its capacity to improve living conditions, reduce poverty, and meet the fundamental needs of the population.
Small-Scale Industry And Economic Development, Mohamed Mansouri
Small-Scale Industry And Economic Development, Mohamed Mansouri
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article analyzes the role of small-scale industry in economic development, with particular attention to Morocco. It examines the contribution of small and medium-sized enterprises to production, employment, regional development, and industrial diversification. The paper discusses the statistical and policy dimensions of the sector and considers how support for small industry can strengthen national development strategies and productive capacity.
Trilateral Cooperation: A New Approach To Financing Economic Development, Traute Scharf
Trilateral Cooperation: A New Approach To Financing Economic Development, Traute Scharf
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This paper presents trilateral cooperation as a new approach to financing economic development. It discusses how cooperation among industrialized countries, developing countries, and intermediary partners can help mobilize resources, transfer expertise, and support development projects. The article situates trilateral cooperation within wider debates on development assistance and international financial cooperation, emphasizing its potential to improve coordination and effectiveness in development financing.
Harmony Between Agricultural Development And Industrial Development, Abdeljalil Agouram
Harmony Between Agricultural Development And Industrial Development, Abdeljalil Agouram
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines the conditions for achieving harmony between agricultural and industrial development. It argues that balanced development requires coordination between the rural and industrial sectors, particularly in underdeveloped economies where structural imbalances can weaken growth. The paper discusses the interdependence of agriculture and industry, the risks of sectoral disconnection, and the need for planning strategies that support coherent structural transformation.
Savings Mobilization And Industrial Development, Mohamed Belkhayat
Savings Mobilization And Industrial Development, Mohamed Belkhayat
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article analyzes the mobilization of savings for industrial development, with particular attention to Morocco and the objectives of national planning. It examines how available savings can be directed toward productive sectors and how financial policy can support industrial investment. The paper emphasizes the role of small and medium enterprises, institutional mechanisms, and targeted resource allocation in linking savings mobilization to industrial growth.
Agricultural Development In Morocco: Main Axes And Sectoral Plans For Export Promotion, Abdallah Lahlou
Agricultural Development In Morocco: Main Axes And Sectoral Plans For Export Promotion, Abdallah Lahlou
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article studies agricultural development in Morocco, focusing on major policy axes and sectoral plans designed to promote exports. It examines the place of agriculture in national development, including its contribution to production, employment, food security, and external trade. The paper discusses the balance between export-oriented strategies and domestic development needs, and considers the role of planning in shaping agricultural modernization.
Importance And Limits Of Individual Household Savings For Business Financing, M. Robert
Importance And Limits Of Individual Household Savings For Business Financing, M. Robert
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines the importance and limits of individual household savings as a source of business financing. It discusses the factors that determine household saving behavior and the extent to which such savings can be mobilized for productive investment. The paper highlights both the potential contribution of personal savings to economic growth and the institutional, social, and financial constraints that limit their role in development financing.
Inflation And Development In Pre-Capitalist Peripheral Economies: The Case Of Morocco, Abdelali Benamour
Inflation And Development In Pre-Capitalist Peripheral Economies: The Case Of Morocco, Abdelali Benamour
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article studies inflation and development in pre-capitalist peripheral economies, with Morocco as the main case. It places inflation within a broader analysis of underdevelopment, dependency, and the integration of non-industrialized economies into the world capitalist system. The paper discusses competing explanations of underdevelopment and examines how domestic social structures and external economic dependence interact to shape inflationary dynamics and development constraints.
Structures Of The Banking System And The Financing Of The Moroccan Economy: 1960-1978, A. Ouali
Structures Of The Banking System And The Financing Of The Moroccan Economy: 1960-1978, A. Ouali
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines the structures of the Moroccan banking system and their role in financing the national economy between 1960 and 1978. It adopts a structural approach to monetary development, credit functions, and the circulation of money. The paper analyzes the evolution of monetization, the functional and capital structures of the banking sector, and the relationship between banking expansion, credit policy, and Morocco's growth and accumulation model.
Economic Growth And Monetary And Credit Policy, Abdellatif Jouahri
Economic Growth And Monetary And Credit Policy, Abdellatif Jouahri
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This paper analyzes the relationship between economic growth and monetary and credit policy. It argues that development objectives include not only growth in income per capita, but also poverty reduction, fairer income distribution, employment creation, and access to basic needs. The article examines how monetary and credit policy can support investment priorities, economic expansion, and regional balance, while also contributing to broader social and developmental goals.
The Problem Of Trade And Industrialization, Gérard De Bernis
The Problem Of Trade And Industrialization, Gérard De Bernis
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article addresses the relationship between international trade and industrialization in underdeveloped economies. It examines how external exchange relations may shape the possibilities and limits of industrial development, particularly in economies integrated into an unequal international system. The paper highlights the tensions between trade structures, industrial strategy, and development objectives, and reflects on the conditions under which external exchanges can support or hinder autonomous industrialization.
Some Aspects Of The Budgetary Problem In Relation To Development: The Case Of Morocco, Fathallah Oualalou
Some Aspects Of The Budgetary Problem In Relation To Development: The Case Of Morocco, Fathallah Oualalou
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This article examines selected aspects of the budgetary problem in relation to development, with a focus on Morocco. It presents the budget as both an instrument of economic policy and a reflection of the dominant development strategy. The paper reviews successive phases of Moroccan budgetary policy from independence to the late 1970s, linking them to planning, stabilization, public investment, and the use of economic surplus. It highlights the budget's role in shaping growth priorities and development choices.
Investment Financing Policy Within The Framework Of Moroccan Planning, Abdellatif Ghissasi
Investment Financing Policy Within The Framework Of Moroccan Planning, Abdellatif Ghissasi
Revue Marocaine de Droit, d'Economie et de Gestion (Moroccan Journal of Law, Economics and Management)
This paper presents the main features of investment financing policy within the framework of Moroccan planning. It emphasizes the structural gap faced by developing countries between large economic needs and limited available resources. The article discusses the need to mobilize internal and external resources, organize investment priorities, and align financing mechanisms with the objectives of economic and social development. It also highlights the importance of adapting financing policy to national and international constraints.