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colonists of Jamestown. This eventually led itself to many more colonies (later states) to trade for slaves. The slaves were brought to work on farms that grew a number of different crops, such as tobacco and sugar. These crops were traded with the European countries that lacked such produce to their cold climate. They helped American plantation…

All of them had been involved in court cases in the UK, Holland, Spain, Germany, and at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) relating to image rights . The United Kingdom still refuses to acknowledge the concept of image rights in English law, although the courts have encountered a number of high profile cases over many years. Recently, in the case of Rihanna v Topshop , the judge denies that…

In 2015, the European Court of Justice invalidated the Safe Harbor Agreement, which allowed U.S. companies to transfer data outside of the European Union. This decision was made to give Europeans privacy over their data, since the U.S. would no longer be able to store it abroad. This decision alarmed the U.S., since it was used to making the rules. This…

International organizations are relatively new entities in the international system, dating back to the second half of the nineteenth century. However, in this short time period, all of the international system (and thus international law) has interaction with international organizations during the execution of the functions of a nation-state. According to Dr. Mark Janis of the University of Connecticut and Oxford, “…International organizations are creatures of international agreement…

seen as the people who worked on the land. When the colonial powers stepped in, it was the practice of colonial administrators to a select group to be privileged and educated. The Belgians ultimately chose the the Tutsis: landowners, tall, ad to European eyes they had a more aristocratic appearance. The class divide created a political divide between the two groups. The Roman Catholic Church helped contribute to the Hutu community feeling like they were being oppressed. Consequently, this…

At modern business setting employers depend on Independent Contractors or independently employed instead of on employees, since employees are statutorily ensured more than the independent contractors. This itself is a recognizing component between an employee and an independent contractor. In any case, by essentially referencing themselves as an independent contractor is insufficient according to law. In modern times, it ought to be noticed that since the statutes contribute a major assurance…

In order to better understand a country, its people, and its issues, one must understand key information to provide context. In order to provide context, details concerning the physical geography, political geography, and the human geography are key in attaining the understanding of a country as a whole prior to moving forward in discussing key issues facing that country. The country that will be the focus of this analysis is South Korea. Physical Geography South Korea, a country in East Asia,…

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and nowadays Russia Introduction According to Horvath & Robert (2005), USSR, that is currently Russia has been a communist nation since the 19th century. The Soviet Union has been a socialist federation containing many institutions of the country and other non-governmental organizations. In the past, many human and civil rights were limited prompting the formation of some civil rights organizations. The political dispensations were so limited, and this…

Cohesion is a self-repairing norm in any society. Inequality does seem to become a plethora of monsters’ unknown to the free market world. Sadly, equality is also unknow territory for the majority and the best example form the real world is the Soviet Union and history tells it did not end well. One can assume by Stiglitz lecture that it just sheds light on one side of the picture. All, equality, environment and inequality have their own sides and are quite comprehensive in establishing their…

incapacitation, deterrence, restoration, and then rehabilitation” (Sterbenz, 2014). According to the United States Justice Department, harsh prison conditions and strict incarceration increase recidivism and crime rates while “cognitive-behavioral programs vested in social learning theory” is the most effective criminal justice system (Sasbol, 2015). With the current trend in the U.S.’s criminal justice system showing dismal results, comparing it to a system like that of Norway can be done on…