From 1998 to 2000 the Nordic countries enacted new data protection acts. The reason for these new acts was the implementation of directive 95/46 EC. The purpose of this book is to introduce these new laws and to explain how the individual act fits into the national legal tradition and culture. From this perspective unsolved or future aspects of data protection are outlined.

Nordic Data Protection

Law Practice

Djoef Publishing

This book moves the state of theorising on the European Court of Justice forward.

Between Law and Politics: The Relationship Between the European Court of Justice and EU Member States

Beach, Derek

Legal Theory & Systems

Protection of personal data is one of the most important aspects of IT law. It includes basic issues within both public and private law. A satisfactory legal regulation is essential for the further development of the information society. This book reviews the basic features of data protection law and considers the fundamental concept of informational privacy. The different issues are discussed on the basis of the international literature and the international legal instruments with directive 95/46 EC as the primary source. The discussion takes its starting point in Danish law as an example of national regulation and is then expanded taking an international perspective. The eight chapters cover: the individual and privacy; principles and rights; the legal environment; IT privacy; selected topics (public and private sector); transborder data flow; the surveilled society; the future of data protection.

Protection of Informational Privacy

Blume, Peter

Business

This book discusses the gender mainstreaming strategy and the ban on sex discrimination in relation to European contract law.

Gender Equality: In European Contract Law

Nielsen, Ruth

This book is based on extensive fieldwork in four villages in different provinces of Pakistan, and takes both a socio-legal and an anthropological approach. Its focus includes many other areas of life that have a bearing on women's access to property and enables the reader better to envisage the environment.

Gender and Property Law in Pakistan: Resources and Discourses

Politics & Social Sciences

Mehdi, Rubya

Social Sciences

The essays in this book include a wide range of interdisciplinary contributions that can help us understand this conflict in a way which affirms possibilities for a prudent assimilation of global processes into local cultures. Such understanding may affirm the promise that Adam Smith offered - that economic prosperity might find itself embedded in more profound moral horizons and possibilities for living well.

Globalization, Management Control and Ideology: Local and Multinational Perspectives

Business & Money

Economics

Information on the most important aspects in Danish environmental law. The intention is to give some insight into the geographical, political, social, cultural and especially the legal characteristics of Denmark. Most of the book explains the legal rules and principles as well as the general role of public authorities.

Environmental Law - Denmark: Second Edition

Basse, Ellen Margrethe

Environmental & Natural Resources Law

31 March 2004 the EU adopted two new public procurement directives: one for the public sector (2004/18/EC) and one for utilities (2004/17/EC). The new directives aim at simplification and modernisation of the previously existing directives including adaptation to electronic purchasing techniques. On 4-5 November 2004 the Copenhagen Business School organised a European research conference on the new directives. The conference focused on a number of topics which are of particular interest within the field of procurement law in EU these years, including ECJ case law, utilities, electronic auctions, transparency requirements, competitive dialogue, framework agreements, use of social and environmental criteria, Partnering and Public Private Partnerships and concessions. This book contains contributions based on presentations given by a number of the international and Danish speakers at the conference.

The New EU Public Procurement Directives

Employment policy has become high politics. Expectations are high. So are the dilemmas in reaching balanced and robust solutions. The main theme of this book is whether employment policy can deliver and live up to the high expectations. Can more and better jobs for all be created without increasing levels of inequality? Can more flexible labour markets be created while maintaining - or even enhancing - the job and employment security of workers? Can private providers deliver 'better and cheaper' services than the former public employment service, and what are the implications of these new 'quasi-markets' for employment services? Is life-long learning and the knowledge economy the solution in an age of globalisation and outsourcing of low-skilled and low-wage jobs? Will national governments - and not least the European Union - deliver on its promises? We approach these questions from an inter-disciplinary and comparative perspective by focusing on four main themes: ** The European employment strategy and activation policies; ** Contracting out of public employment services; ** Employment policy from a flexicurity perspective; ** Life-long learning. The book brings together a group of well-known researchers from a range of different disciplines and compares employment policies of different countries. In bringing together state-of-the-art research on employment policies - and especially the new trends of flexicurity and contracting out - the book will appeal to both academics, policy makers and civil servants interested employment policy.

Employment Policy from Different Angles

This volume, the third in the series, contains the proceedings from the "Law before Gratian" conference. The book covers a wide range of topics, from individual and local case studies to broader reflections on the status and function of law, in medieval European societies before the scholastic legal 'revolution' of the later 12th century. Seeking to broaden the view of constituted law in this period, the articles examine these earlier developments in their own right and provide new insights into the variety and complexity of early and high medieval approaches to law and jurisprudence. Students and scholars of European legal culture and of medieval history in general should find this collection of essays a useful contribution to the continuing discussion about the development of European law, legal principles, and notions of justice.Ã?Â?

Law before Gratian: Law in Western Europe c. 500-1100: Proceedings of the Third Carlsberg Academy Conference on Medieval Legal History 2006 (3)

History

Europe

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