This paper provides, from a UK perspective, a review of current developments in the debate on global warming and the effects of car use as a contributory factor in global warming. It discusses the options available to counteract the intra and inter-country externalities created by car use, and...

An attempt is made here to report briefly on the new developments on nonlinear dynamics (NLD) and suggest some implications for economies. The theory of bifurcations, catastrophes and chaos can throw much needed light on innumerable economic phenomena. NLD may help in better understanding of a...

In Spain, judicial litigation has grown considerably since 1959 to 1987, both in absolute and relative dimensions. This trend is especially accentuated in the criminal and in the contentious-administrative jurisdictional areas. By applying an interdisciplinary (economic, juridical, sociological...

Although Cooperative Societies, in its modern concept was accepted somewhat easily by the UAE society, it’s socio-economic role has not yet been fully understood by both, government officials and society members. The cooperative movement in the UAE which emerged officially after the oil...

The paper examines how crime came to be excluded from the purview of conventional economics through the legacy of the classical tradition. It looks at how the study of economic activity was consequently restricted to the examination of lawful market transactions which came to define the scope of...

Recently several studies have used economic methodology to interpret and analyze terrorists behavior. This interdisciplinary endeavor is aimed at shedding as much light as possible on measures to eliminate one of the most dangerous problems facing the next decade. The paper suggests a set of...