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Jamaat question in post-democratic Bangladesh -- Emergence of Islam and the formation of Muslim society in Bangladesh -- Politics of Islam in Bangladesh and the role of Jamaat -- Jamaat and Shibir : from Islamic revolutionary to ideal citizen -- Jamaat and democracy : constitutionalism, electoral politics and complacency -- Social welfare programs in the politics of Jamaat in Bangladesh : a social movement theory perspective -- Behind the story : birth of Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited and the role of Jamaat -- Treatment of Jamaat and Shibir in post-democratic Bangladesh -- Execution of Jamaat leaders : national villains or fallen heroes? -- The International Crimes Tribunal, Bangladesh : courting controversy -- Jamaat and Bangladesh : towards a cohesive narrative.

Das Privatrechtssystem, das die römischen Juristen entworfen haben, bildet den Grundstock an Normen, den die Zivilrechtsgesetzbücher Kontinentaleuropas und die ihnen nachempfundenen Kodifikationen in anderen Erdteilen gemein haben. Es geht daher auch heute noch die Juristen an, die sich um eine tiefere Einsicht in die Strukturen des modernen Rechts bemühen. Durch eine Befassung mit dem römischen Privatrecht werden der Zusammenhang der einzelnen Regelungsmodelle sowie ihre Gegenkonzepte deutlich. Auf dieser Grundlage wird es möglich, ein Urteil über das eigene Recht und seine Anwendung zu gewinnen.

"A comprehensive introduction to combining Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) and case studies using R software. With its practical focus, this book facilitates the efficient and independent learning of SMMR (set-theoretic multi-method research) for students, researchers, and practitioners in the social sciences"--

Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of contributors to the two volumes -- Preface -- 1 Prelude: from scholasticism to the Enlightenment -- 2 Pierre de Boisguilbert and the foundations of laissez-faire -- 3 John Law and the Mississippi System -- 4 Science of trade and "commerce politique -- 5 François Quesnay and Physiocracy -- 6 Turgot, Graslin and sensationist political economy -- 7 Political critiques of political economy -- 8 The spirit of geometry: quantification and formalisation -- 9 Postlude: intellectual exchanges and last developments -- Index.

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