... organizovanja in- teresne grupe, lobiranja, novčanih doprinosa za kampanju, prikupljanja glasova, ili pak direktnog podmićivanja) veći ili manji od troškova sticanja prava kroz dobrovoljnu privatnu ...i in- ...
... development in the area of property ...emerges and why resources may be prone to underuse. In an anti-commons situation there are too many exclusion rights that lead to the under-use of ...
... fishing. In fact, results got different than the expected ones for ...the implementation of individual quotas in 1995, fishing seasons became larger and fishers could exploit this resource for ...
... land rents could be an obstacle to ...entitlements in the interests of growth and ...intellectual propertyrights today has been compared to the enclosure movement before the industrial ...
... used. And some people have escaped the consequences of their land having been seized by fleeing to other land areas that are more remote from the persons engaged in doing the ...emergence and ...
... unchangeable and, therefore, is object of reflection towards the definition of articulation forms with ecological and environmental ...Therefore, and besides Law, Economics should also consider other ...
... functions. In our opinion, in this context it is necessary to single out three groups of SIP: ...part increation of intellec- tual property objects (objects of copyright, related ...
... Argentina/MERCOSUL and the South American region, it never ceases to be active at all possible ...levels. In the 1990s, the hemispheric level gained an unprecedented intensity and scope through the ...
... situation in which there is no uncertainty about the enforcement of the rights now or in the future, so that de jure and de facto rights are the ...of rights is constructed so as ...
... “Even in the case of cultivated land, a man whom, though only one among millions, the law permits to hold thousands of acres as his single share, is not entitled to think that all this is given to him to use ...
... responsibility in the process, so it was claimed, having allowed a large diversity of clauses in the granting of villages, mainly with regard to military ...grantees and allowed the rules of usufruct ...
... observed in these studies might represent a cause, an effect, or a common ...assumption in both OLS and HLM is strict exogeneity: to the extent that generalized trust determines one or more of the ...
... savings in the ...Though, in the absence of the capital accumulation, that depends fundamentally of the formation of saving in an economy, other variables win space in the explanation of the ...
... research and extension. Thus, with a teaching approach based on peer-mentoring and team-based learning principles, undergraduate nursing stu- dents at UnB have the opportunity to expand and develop ...
... quality and safety of generic medicines, thus ignoring more important measures such as fulfilling real public health interest or the strengthening of regulatory authorities in the developing ...FTAs ...
... z Better use of local knowledge improves monitoring credibility, hence produces better incentives. z Better use of local knowledge creates better “insurance”.[r] ...
... difficulties in building an agenda for thoroughly reforming the IP ...deeper and more lasting collaboration is possible, and that these countries share some important characteristics that could ...
... be in any way viewed as a panacea for all world ...federal and unitary elements, as is the case in South Africa andin the European Union (idem, ...federalims and their ability ...
... community rights to land administration on a contractual rather than a proprietary ...use and access. Contracts are more easily broken or amended resulting in less secure rights for ...