La difficile reconnaissance du caractère professionnel des atteintes à la santé mentale by Jean-Yves Blum Le Coat, Marie Pascual

“…The support offered by people with complementary expertise (doctors, psychologists, jurists…) seems appropriate to avoid reaching deadlock.…”
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Appetitus Socialis Berolinensis by Jan Thiessen

“…This article examines how jurists of different professions, that is, legislators, judges, lawyers and scholars, gradually re-shaped the traditional landscape of national statutory law and case law in times of global commerce, competition and communication. …”
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Power of emperor in Russian legal discourse of second half of 19th– early 20th centuries: justification and options for interpretation by I. G. Adoneva, Yu. V. Druzhinina

“…Russian autocracy was described by jurists in a conceptual and categorical apparatus borrowed from their European colleagues. …”
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Bringing arbitration (taḥkīm) and conciliation (ṣulḥ) under the qāḍī’s purview in Mālikī al-Andalus (10th to 12th centuries C.E.) by Delfina Serrano

“…This paper examines Mālikī discourses on arbitration and conciliation in a time in which al-Andalus experienced a series of political, intellectual and ideological developments that affected deeply the approach to received wisdom, the judicial policy, and the jurists’ self-perception of their role in society as mediators and peace makers. …”
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Konflikt eller konsensus? by Louise Lexbro

“…Where conflicts did occur, both in the theoretical realm and in decision-making, there were not between political parties but rather between expert jurists. The results of the study show that criminal policy during this 20 year period was not a major political issue despite sharp, concurrent increases in Swedish crime rates.…”
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Admissibility of Compensation for Moral Harm as a Consequence of a Tort Committed During the Soviet Era by S. S. Borja

“…For this purpose, the author turns to the discussion of Soviet jurists on the admissibility of recovery of moral damages and evaluates the arguments of the parties for compliance with positive law. …”
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Elinor Ostrom et les faisceaux de droits : l’ouverture d’un nouvel espace pour penser la propriété commune by Fabienne Orsi

“…First developed by John Commons and American critical jurists of the early 20th century, this conception of property was then picked up by liberal theorists. …”
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Il ritorno dell’ordoliberalismo in Europa by Massimo Pendenza

“…A distinction must be made between the neoliberalism of the 1970s, an expression of the economic principles of the Vienna and Chicago Schools, and that of the Ordoliberals, economists and jurists of the Freiburg School, active since the 1930s in Germany, then of its postwar reconstruction and finally of the European economic model. …”
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PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL PECULIARITIES OF WORKERS FROM LEGAL FIELD by Melentieva Aliona

“…The sample of the given study is formed by jurists, attorneys, as well as prosecuting officers – the majority of subjects are men with different age and professional experience in the field.…”
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La jurisprudence de la Cour de justice de l’Union européenne sur les demandeurs d’asile LGBTI : une perspective queer postcoloniale by Ahmed Hamila

“…Decisions rendered by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) related to asylum on the basis of sexual orientation have mainly been analyzed by jurists. Thus, the scientific literature has especially discussed the legal foundations of these decisions, and their conformity with the law of the European Union or with international conventions. …”
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Identidad, ciudadanía y derecho : del estereotipo al fobotipo by Javier de Lucas

“…In short, the rejection of that the jurists continue to call « naturalization », an example of legal stereotype that includes, as almost always, its fobotype: what is ours, what is national, is natural. …”
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Les intellectuels pacifistes allemands et la « suggestion de la guerre » by Philippe Alexandre

“…Among the intellectuals who at that time supported the pacifist movement, publicists and jurists played a leading role alongside pastors and pedagogues. …”
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Ce que la littérature fait au droit : le cas Emmanuel Carrère by Nicolas Thirion

“…In this a priori repulsive context, Carrère manages to deconstruct the myths, which form the fundament of legal science, of axiological universality and neutrality of law and jurists. Carrère’s book thus reveals what legal dogmatism seeks to mask : the preponderant place that judges occupy in the construction and evolution of law and power relations which characterize the legal field. …”
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Evaluation of Judicial Procedure in the Essence of the Method of the Wise by Moein Gholamalipour, Ahmad Bagheri

“…Since Iranian law originates from Islamic jurisprudence, the reason for this is the incompatibility of jurisprudence with Islamic rules, to the extent that a number of jurists have denied the principles of jurisprudence in Islamic law. …”
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Jurisprudential-legal Review of the Validity of the Approvals of the Expediency Council by Seyd Fazlolah Mousavi, Khosro Hoseinpour

“…Jurisprudence and expediency are controversial issues that took place after the Islamic Revolution before the jurists and thinkers for practical reasons. In the 1979 constitution, legislation by Parliament was limited to the compatibility with the Islamic law and constitution, and thus the Guardian Council was determined for the maintenance of this state of affairs. …”
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Le monde romain et l’histoire environnementale. Perspectives et enjeux face à une crise écologique globale by Marguerite Ronin

“…This article further argues that the Roman legal model, still existent in a good part of the juristic solutions applied to the management of the natural environment in many countries throughout the world, needs to be investigated in its historical dimension and some aspects of it revisited.…”
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Limits of deception in Islamic laws of war: the case of civilian disguises in suicide attacks by Fajri Matahati Muhammadin

“…While there are numerous aspects from which to discuss this method of warfare from a fiqh al-siyar (Islamic international law) perspective, this article specifically highlights suicide attacks when they disguise as civilians which they often do. Few contemporary jurists discuss this particular aspect of suicide attacks, and even those have mostly missed one issue: it might be an impermissible treasonous deception. …”
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Écologie et régulation des relations homme-faune : repenser la conservation de la biodiversité par les Communs by Nicolas Gaidet, Sigrid Aubert

“…The way in which Man thinks and represents his relations with wild animals has been deeply marked, first, by the way ecologists have described, organised and explained the living world, and second, by the way jurists have developed and interpreted the law. The modes of classification, quantification and functionalisation of life established by ecological science have contributed to the formulation of the law around objective categories participating in an anthropocentric goal of regulating human-nature relations. …”
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Etymological and Jurisprudential Analysis of Bughah by Yusri Mohamad Ramli

“…This article attempts to qualitatively revisit the etymological and jurisprudential perspective of bughah by linguists and jurists to grasp the concept and overcome resistance. …”
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Enrico De Nicola e la transizione istituzionale tra Monarchia e Repubblica (1944-1946) by Alessandro Giacone

“…Le présent article reconstruit le rôle de l’éminent juriste napolitain dans la transition entre Monarchie et République (1944-1946). …”
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