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Introduction -- Locating everyday discrimination in a theory of justice -- Cultural aspects of discrimination -- Demeaning stereotypical representation in the media : a pervasive case of everyday discrimination -- International and regional underpinnings for the redress of everyday discrimination -- Everyday discrimination and hate speech -- The regulation of everyday discrimination in the media -- Everyday discrimination as a legal wrong -- Weaknesses and potential of anti-discrimination law in redressing everyday discrimination -- Conclusions

Book review of Executive Legislation: Delegate Law Making By the Executive Branch by John Mark Keyes and published by Butterworths (Toronto), 1992. (308 pp.)

A comprehensive study of transfer of technology for deep sea-bed mining under the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention and the controversies that have arisen about it. The book also discusses transfer of technology in international law in general and examines developments since the adoption of the 1982 Convention. These include national mining legislations of industrialized countries, extensive work by the Preparatory Commission for the establishment of the International Sea-Bed Authority and the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea, and the new compromise Agreement relating to the deep sea-bed mining régime adopted by the General Assembly on 28 July, 1994. The book appears at the time when the Convention enters into force (16 November 1994). It will be of interest to academic lawyers and economists with an interest in the deep sea-bed mining issue, as well as to all those in the sea-bed mining industry, in public service (governmental and inter-governmental) and in UN organizations, who are likely to get involved in deep sea-bed mining and/or transfer of technology issues

A central provision of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requires the establishment of exchanges in each state, online marketplaces through which eligible individuals and small business employers can compare and select health insurance coverage from participating health plans. Exchanges are to begin enrollment by October 1, 2013, with coverage to commence January 1, 2014. States have some flexibility with respect to exchanges by choosing to establish and operate an exchange themselves (i.e., state-based), or by ceding this authority to HHS (i.e., federally facilitated). St

Ocean and coastal law has grown rapidly in the past three decades as a specialty area within natural resources law and environmental law. This book unites the two worlds of climate change regulation and ocean and coastal management. It raises important questions about whether and how ocean and coastal law will respond to the regulatory challenges that climate change presents to resources in the oceans and coasts of the United States and the world.

Administrative Law--The Scope of Official Notice ========================= Associations--Definition of Cooperative ========================= Full Faith and Credit--Procedures for Enforcement of Foreign Money Judgments

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- 1 Introduction and definitions -- 2 The centrality of trust -- 3 Categories of scientific misconduct -- 4 Research conduct and professional regulation -- 5 Educating for ethical behaviour -- 6 Institutional regulation -- 7 Regulation and the judicial process -- 8 New approaches to matters of research integrity and regulation -- 9 Conclusions -- Appendix: Case studies -- Index.

A misleading advertisement is the one, which does not provide true information about the product. It may comprise of one or more than one aspect which mislead the consumer's such as deceptive price, wrong information, overstatement, etc. Therefore, it is must to set up regulation for this activity to protect consumers. The objectives this paper is to examine provisions legal available in Jordan such civil law 1976 in Jordan and the Jordanian Draft Law 2013 of consumer protection to control protect the consumer from misleading advertisements issue in Jordan. This paper will compare between the legal provision of Jordan and the Malaysian consumer protection legislations specifically in Consumer Protection Law 1999. In both countries, this comparative study will reveal the inadequacy or adequacy on the protection afforded to consumers on misleading advertising. According to the comparative study, the paper attempted benefit from the Consumer Protection Law 1999 of Malaysia concerning the protection of consumers against misleading advertising in order to provide guidance to Jordan in setting out legal for consumer against misleading advertisement to provide cover in issues such as information on advertisement as require under law, price, duty of advertiser, enforcement, punishment, and remedies.