Kitoblar

Charter of the United Nations and of the International Court of Justice

Supreme Court of Georgia

EHS law bulletin series

Mediation: theory and practice

This study guide describes mediation as an alternative method of resolving legal disputes, interpersonal and psychological aspects of mediation, the use of mediation and the implementation of mediation procedures, mediation in court cases, and mediation in foreign countries. In addition, the study guide contains case studies and theoretical questions on each topic, and the norms for applying the mediation procedure in the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan,,On Mediation", Civil Procedural and Economic Procedural Codes, and the Law On Execution of Court Documents and Documents of Other Bodies" attached as well as subject tests, a glossary and sample documents related to the application of the mediation procedure. The study guide can be used by professors and teachers, students of the master's specialty 70420125-Mediation and alternative dispute resolution methods", scientific researchers, persons directly participating in the law- making process.

Constitution of the Republik of Uzbekistan

Global Business Law: Principles and Practice of International Commerce and Investment

This text, completely updated from the third edition, provides students and practitioners of international business law with a clear "story line" that addresses key transactions-oriented questions facing international lawyers as they advise clients on a broad range of cross-border business issues. The structure to the text of Global Business Law reflects the typical progression of business organizations in "going international": from transnational sales to licensing of production abroad (and international franchising), and then foreign direct investment.

American Law and American Jurisprudence: Interpretations, Challenges, Procedures

American law and American jurisprudence remain a constant source of inspiration for theorists and philosophers of law as well as researchers of political and legal thought. Although the implementation of selected American legal solutions in European countries is oftentimes difficult (and in some cases even impossible), there is no doubt that American jurisprudence is dedicated to the aim common to the entire Euro-Atlantic legal tradition, namely the protection of individual rights and freedoms, human dignity of all persons, the rule of law and the division of political power.