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Refusal of Assent to Bills Passed by Parliament in Germany and Australia

Taylor, Greg - 2009

There has recently been a minor research and publishing boom in the field of refusals of royal assent to Bills in Australia. When in the throes of finalising my own contribution to this outburst of scholarship, I discovered that the figurehead German Federal President had just refused his assent...

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Patent Disputes in Germany : Arbitration vs Litigation

Klopschinski, Simon - 2023

The aim of this study is to elucidate whether arbitration offers advantages compared to the patent litigation system which is currently existing in Germany. To answer this question three essential characteristics of the current German patent litigation system are presented, i.e. the economic...

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Law after the Welfare State : Formalism, Functionalism and the Ironic Turn of Reflexive Law

Zumbansen, Peer - 2014

and transnationally. While the earlier turn to alternative regulation modes, conceptualized under the heading of quot … jurisprudence and its reliance on quot;social normsquot; embraces a limitation model of legal regulation. After revisiting the Legal … Realist critique of Formalism and the formulation of functionalist regulation as a progressive agenda, this paper compares the …

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A Deeper History of German Law

Schorling, Felix - 2022

Most textbooks introducing German law devote special attention to the corruption of law and legal institutions that took place during the Nazi dictatorship. And then they describe the period in German legal history after the Second World War. This era involved dramatic developments that...

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Drug prices and pressure group activities in the German health care market : an application of the Becker model

Busch, Anne Maria - 2015

This article analyzes the shifts of power relation and influence between pharmaceutical industry (producers), pharmacies, and social health insurers (SHI) in Germany based on drug prices. Since the health care reform of 2004, these interest groups have negotiated fees and discounts among each...

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