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(...) Nguyen Lan Quoc: Traditional Vietnamese law code, the Le Code, and modern United States law. A comparative analysis. Ta Van Tai: Protection of women's civil rights in traditional Vietnam. A comparism of the code of the Le dynasty (1428-1788) with the Chinese codes. Nguyen Phuong Khanh: How to conduct research in Vietnamese law. Sidel, Mark: The re-emergence of legal discourse in Vietnam. Falk, Per: Legal training. The case of Vietnam. Bergling, Per: Theory and reality in legal co-operation. The case of Vietnam. Ngo Ba Thanh: The 1992 Constitution and the rule of law. Quigley, John: Vietnam's first modern penal code. Tay, Alice Erh-Soon: The nature and practice of due process of law and fair trial in Vietnam. Dinh Trung Tung: The civil code in the legal system of Vietnam. Burke, Fredy ; Meier, Frank ; Hoang Nguyen Kim: Vietnam's first civil code. Doeker-Mach, Günther: The structure of the civil code of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Commentary. Labour disputes and their resolution in foreign-invested enterprises. Tran Thuy Le: Vietnam. Can an effective arbitration system exist? Craig, William Lawrence ; Polkinghorne, Michael: Dispute resolution in Vietnam. Bryant, Tannetje ; Akers, Keith: Environmental controls in Vietnam. Smith, Michael W.: Bringing developing countries' intellectual property laws to TRIPS standards

Introduction : reconsidering the Korean urban development experience for international cooperation / Se Hoon Park, Hyun Bang Shin,and Hyun Soo Kang -- Transformations in the governance of urban and regional planning in Korea : from (neo-) developmentalism to civic democracy, 1965-2020 / Mike Douglass -- Korea's regional development policy : understanding its context and drawing implications for international development cooperation / Won Bae Kim -- Urban transformation with 'Korean style' : lessons from property-based urban development / Hyun Bang Shin -- From commodities to community engagement : localities and urban development in Seoul, Korea / Blaž Križnik and Su Kim -- Export urbanism : Asian emerging donors and the politics of urban development knowledge sharing / Jamie Doucette and Farwa Sial -- A multitude of models : transferring knowledge of the Korean development experience / Cuz Potter and Jinhee Park -- International urban development leadership : Singapore, China and South Korea compared / Hyung Min Kim, Julie Miao, and Nicholas Phelps -- Exporting new city developments? : from new towns to smart cities / Yu Min Joo -- Housing policy and urban redevelopment in contemporary Korea / Seong Kyu Ha -- Land development schemes in South Korea : background, structure, and outcome / Seowhan Lim -- Knowledge-policy nexus : policy research institutes and urban development regime in Korea / Se Hoon Park -- Engines for development : public development corporations and their role in urban development in Korea / Jieun Kim.

Gild 1: I'lamiyaha, ittila'iyaha, bayaniyaha, paiyamha, tiligrafha wa namaha-i ayat-i 'uzam wa maragi'-i taqlid. (Dt.: Kommuniques, Benachrichtigungen, Manifeste, Botschaften, Telegramme und Briefe des höchsten Ayatollahs und der Marga'-i Taqlid.). - Cap 2. - 1374 h.s. (1995/96). - 723 S.; Gild 2: I'lamiyaha, ittila'iyaha, bayaniyaha, paiyamha, tiligrafha wa namaha-i 'ulama-i a'lam-i sahrha-i muhtalif-i Iran. (Dt.: Kommuniques, Benachrichtigungen, Manifeste, Botschaften, Telegramme und Briefe der höchsten Ulama verschiedener Städte Irans.). - Cap 1. - 1374 h.s. (1995/96). - 707 S.; Gild 3: I'lamiyaha, ittila'iyaha, bayaniyaha, paiyamha, tiligrafha wa namaha-i katir-ul-umda' marbut ba gawama'-i ruhani. (Dt.: Unterschriebene Kommuniques, Benachrichtigungen, Manifeste, Botschaften, Telegramme und Briefe, die mit den Moscheen verbunden sind.). - Cap 1. - 1374 h.s. (1995/96). - 570 S.; Gild 4: I'lamiyaha, ittila'iyaha, bayaniyaha, paiyamha, tiligrafha wa namaha-i magami'-i madhabi wa dini. (Dt.: Kommuniques, Benachrichtigungen, Manifeste, Botschaften, Telegramme und Briefe der rechtlichen und religiösen Vereinigungen.). - Cap 1. - 1374 h.s. (1995/96). - 762 S.; Gild 5: I'lamiyaha, ittila'iyaha, bayaniyaha, paiyamha, tiligrafha wa namaha-i aqayan-i Hagg Saiyid Muhammad Sadiq Ruhani wa Hagg Saiyid Hasan Tabataba'i Qumi wa Hagg Saiyid Muhammad Kazim Sari'atmadari. (Dt.: Kommuniques, Benachrichtigungen, Manifeste, Botschaften, Telegramme und Briefe der Hagg Saiyid Muhammad Sadiq Ruhani, Hagg Saiyid Hasan Tabataba'i Qumi und Hagg Saiyid Muhammad Kazim Sari'atmadari.). - Cap 1. - 1374 h.s. (1995/96). - 318 S

This article discusses the effects of the separation of functions in basic income support, as found in the evaluation according to paragraph 6c of Social Code II (SGB II), in which the efficiency of 'ARGE' administration associations and 'opting' municipalities was compared. The article considers the development of separated service functions, the organisation of the service process within the scope of SGB II, the governance of separated functions, and the organisation of the service processes at the interfaces to further social legislation in the Federal Employment Agency's (BA) and municipalities' areas of responsibility. The separation of functions constitutes a model of implementation not legally intended, which contradicts structurally a previously central aim of reform, namely a unique provider of services. The author concludes that the extent of cooperation between service providers, within the scope of SGB II and beyond, depends on the locally operating decision-makers. In general, there is a contradiction between the welfare-state-oriented logic of SGB II and the economic logic of SGB III. In the light of the BA's focus on fiscal efficiency, the author perceives a danger of 'the economic logic predominating and potentially disadvantaging hard-to-place employment-seeking persons, or of long-term and holistic integration strategies remaining under-developed'. (IAB)

Reform proposals of the tertiary education system in the German state of North Rhine Westphalia are critiqued as undemocratic & discriminatory. It is argued that the reform constructs a four-pronged system: (1) excellence centers are opened to the best & the brightest scholars & students & devoted to research activities, (2) Ph.D. programs train next generations of scientists, (3) master courses are offered at universities combining research & teaching staff, & (4) bachelor studies are delegated to technical colleges & lesser, regional universities. The elitist thrust to separate BA & MA study courses is pointed out, the former are limited to three-year duration & serve as testing grounds for selecting future students of the latter, which, in turn, will be groomed to pursue Ph. D. education. Since research & scholarship are the privileged targets of university education & bachelor diploma are intended only for obtaining a job outside the academia, a de facto division into the elite & the "bachelors" will ensue, the former still trained at universities, the latter at lesser schools. The negative implications of this reform on financing research & education at German institutions of higher learning are pointed out. It is concluded that this experience illustrates the absurdity of politically motivated educational reforms: a reform is carried out but nobody knows why. Z. Dubiel

In the trenches : an educator's perspective for reentry classrooms / Paul Spitale II -- Building a local network : adopting carceral facilities as community spaces through college-in-prison programs / Nancy Lewis, Elizabeth Regosin, Rivka Rocchio -- Modeling microeconomics for teaching inmates business ownership / Michael Elonge -- Supporting formerly incarcerated people within institutions of higher education / Elyshia Aseltine, Andrea Cantora -- Activating activists : practicing social change in prison classes / Justin Smith, Liz Bradshaw -- Higher educational access and parity : the Emerson Prison Initiative's bachelor of arts program / Mneesha Gellman -- Coalition building on campus : creating and maintaining student organizations for students with criminal convictions / James Binnall, Melissa Inglis -- The pedagogy of care in the prison mathematics classroom / Lauren Wolf -- Pre-college instruction : protecting academic integrity and meeting students' needs / Jacob Russell -- Fostering change, transforming learning : pedagogical approaches to carceral education / Vicki Reitenauer, Rhiannon Cates, Benjamin Hall -- We are Cal State LA : the prison BA from a mission & values perspective / Bidhan Roy, Taffany Lim, Rebecca Silbert -- College in the county : a roadmap for teaching in jail / Emma Duffy-Comparone, Brittnie Aiello -- Community partnership through transformative justice : the Healing Garden Project at the Oregon State Penitentiary / Miyuki Arimoto, Melissa Michaux -- Pedagogical adaptations for teaching transitory jail populations / Jennifer Bulcock, Katie Farina -- Teaching inside : strategies for an emplaced praxis / Erin Corbett, Kaiya Letherer -- So you want to support currently and/or formerly incarcerated students : taking stock to engage responsibly / Daniel Scott.

Introduction / Chung-in Moon and M. Jae Moon -- Political institutions in Korea / Yoojin Lim and Jungho Roh -- Political culture and behavior / Ji-yoon Kim -- Political process : elections, interest group politics, and mass media / Jong-sung You -- Political parties / Yoonkyung Lee -- Political leadership / Sangyoung Rhyu -- Political polarization : regionalism, ideology, and generational changes / Wook Kim -- Korean foreign policy : a historical overview / Ki-jung Kim -- Korean foreign and national security policy : actors, structure, and process / Jong-Yun Bae -- National defense / Young-geun Kwon -- Unification policy / Sangkeun Lee and Chung-in Moon -- National Iitelligence / Chung-in Moon and Woong Chun -- Managing North Korea / Yong-ho Kim -- Managing big powers / John Delury -- ROK and the middle power diplomacy / Yul Sohn -- Korean civil service systems from recruitment to retirement / Sungjoo Choi -- Public service motivation in Korea / Chansu Jung and Seeun Ryu -- Performance management in Korea / Jungwook Lee -- Citizen participation in Korea / Younhee Kim -- E-government and digital governance / M. Jae Moon and Jooho Lee -- Korean public finance / Chul Liu and Kangkoo Lee -- Public trust and transparency in Korea / Kwangho Jung -- Public corporations and quasi-government organizations in Korea / Sanghee Park -- Korean economic policies / Heonjoo Jung -- Korean social welfare policies / Jaejin Yang -- Korean environmental policies / Kyungjun Yun and T.J. Lah -- Korean information and communication technology policies / Samyoul Lee -- Korean science and technology policies / Eunjung Shin and Eric Welch -- Korean health policies / Do Hyung Kim, Soojin Min and Hyoungah Kim.

" "Kể từ sau khi tôi bắt đầu quan tâm đến bạo lực học đường, rất nhiều bạn bè đã kể tôi nghe chuyện của họ, mỗi chuyện đều có những tình tiết và mức độ khác nhau. Lúc đó tôi mới biết, bạo lực căn bản không phải trải nghiệm của số ít người, mà ngược lại, nó là kết quả tất nhiên của đa số những người chỉ biết im lặng. Chính vì thế, tôi đã đồng ý với họ, nhất định sẽ tiếp tục duy trì sự quan tâm của mình. Năm 2017, tôi ở ẩn và bắt đầu viết, chủ đề được chọn là Những loài hoa có gai. Gai nhọn làm đau con người, nhưng lại không dễ bị phát hiện, chúng quá giống bạo lực trong xã hội hòa bình. Ba tháng vùi đầu viết lách, tôi thường không kiềm chế nổi bản thân mà hét lên rằng: "Thế giới này rốt cuộc làm sao vậy?" Đáng sợ hơn bạo lực học đường chính là sự tồn tại khắp nơi của bạo lực: bạo lực công sở, bạo lực lạnh hay lạm dụng tâm lý, bạo lực lời nói và bạo lực mà hiện nay mọi người đều biết - bạo lực mạng. Tôi cũng biết rằng, nếu vài bài viết không đủ khiến mọi người suy nghĩ nghiêm túc,

Putting culture into the picture : toward a comparative analysis of state killing / Christian Boulanger and Austin Sarat -- Nineteenth-century executions as performances of law, death, and civilization / Jürgen Martschukat -- Seed of abolition : experience and culture in the desire to end capital punishment in Mexico, 1841-1857 / Patrick Timmons -- The cultural lives of capital punishment in the United States / Judith Randle -- European identity and the mission against the death penalty in the United States / Evi Girling -- Crime and punishment, self versus other : the cultural life of capital punishment in European and American film / Louise Tyler -- Capital punishment in Poland : an aspect of the "cultural life" of the death penalty discourse / Agata Fijalkowski -- Capital punishment in Kyrgyzstan : between the past, "other" state killings and social demands / Botagoz Kassymbekova -- Death and the nation : state killing in India / Julia Eckert -- Imagining the death penalty in Israel : punishment, violence, vengeance, and revenge / Shai J. Lavi -- The Palestinian culture of death : Shariah and Siyasah ; justice, political power, and capital punishment in the Palestinian National Authority / Judith Mendelsohn Rood -- The death penalty in Japan : secrecy, silence, and salience / David T. Johnson -- What is wrong with capital punishment? : official and unofficial attitudes toward capital punishment in modern and contemporary China / Virgil K. Y. Ho -- Capital punishment and the culture of developmentalism in Singapore / Alfred Oehlers and Nicole Tarulevicz -- Ending state killing in South Korea : challenging the Asian capital punishment status quo / Sangmin Bae -- Index