New Poor Law

vs. efficient part/role (Parliament, political actions) Future of monarchy OPPONENTS SAY: • huge costs • really questioned after the oil crisis and when Margaret Thatcher was empowered (1970/1980) • reaction of the Queen: • new creature Diana, 1981 marriage: glamorous+ diverted image of the monarchy ( DIGNIFIED PART EMPHASIZED • today, monarchy is not questioned anymore PRIVY COUNCIL (Geheimrat, Staatsrat) • consists of the Right Honourable People (e.g. Thatcher)

that the borrower does not justify the use of the funds. He can do whatever he wants with the money. But in reality, the banker always wants to know, what the money will be employed for. The banker is the only judge and make what he wants, even the law don’t allow it. 2. The various forms of credit or loan The personal loan. It is a credit agreement for short, medium or long term. The maturity of the credit is a few months to several years and it is limited at 21 500 €. It‘s oftenlly used

founding members which are France Germany Italy, Belgium, Netherland and Luxembourg, the European Union has known six enlargements and there are currently 27 states. Enlargement is the process of expanding the European Union (EU) through the accession of new member states. The fifth and the sixth enlargement of the EU (2004-2007) have led to the accession of twelve countries of Eastern Europe. It has been an ambitious decision as these countries had experienced very diverse economic, social and political

individuals are willing to buy at any given price. Effective Demand This means that people actually have the money to make the purchases e.g. we could all claim to demand a porsche at £40,000. But, how many of us actually have that amount of money? • Law of demand: price and quantity are inversely related.          1. As price goes up, quantity demanded goes down.          2. As price goes down, quantity demanded goes up.          3. Why more is bought as price drops.             

independence (the War of the 18-20). The US was invaded by the British, i.e. They invaded Washington, destroyed the furniture of the White House... Major decision made by Jefferson : the embargo Act. (Act = piece of legislation, voted by congress and becomes law), on December, 22nd 1807. No foreign good may enter the US from then on and for a number of years ; this led up to the War of 18-20, and this situation, this banning on imports was a ban that applied more specifically to British goods. This was the

forbidden. I am not claiming that this time limit must be extended. Our study is focused on European and Northern American states, “the liberal democracies” as they are often called. Indeed they are usually the states at the origins of the emergence of new norms and I think that before blaming countries which don’t respect this right, we have to reconsider our own legislations and make them irreproachable if we want to become the spokespersons of women’s rights worldwide. We analyze in the first part

this kind was the witan or grand council which we find in Saxon England during the reign of king offal in the VIII century. By the 10th century, the Witan were much bigger and more formal and had the power to issue laws and charters. In the Witan? New king were chosen and official business was discussed. It was composed of nobles, bishops, and many men of influence in their own areas and by the reign of Athelstan generally considered the 1st monarch of all England from 924 to 939. It was powerful

reduced to hunt on the coasts, which allows two species are confronting, not always harmoniously elsewhere. • by warming The reproduction is not only affected by the disruption of the endocrine system of polar bears. As in other species of bear, poor physical conditions may interrupt the implantation of the fertilized ovum in the uterus. The scopes that were usually composed of 2 to 3 small byte more than one and the mothers are sometimes too weak to feed the teddy bears. Furthermore, the onset

world’s campaigns on the issue a century earlier, diplomats and economists started discussing why vast numbers of children were working rather than being educated, and what should be done about it. This time, the focus was on developing countries. This new attention to an old issue was largely due to worries raised by people in industrialised countries such as the United Kingdom. Trade unionists, politicians and campaigners for social justice voiced concern that jobs were disappearing rapidly as businesses

principales traditions de la philosophie politique sur l’organisation du marché et sur le droit des contrats. In the last century, reflections on contract law have been almost entirely dominated by classical contract theory and laissez-faire ideology, while open considerations of justice have played a marginal role. The rise of European contract law has gradually led to the abandonment of traditional arguments typical of national private laws, and has sparked a growing debate on justice. * Professeur