International law

Study of the Law of the Constitution (1885) brought out what can be argued as the two main principles of the British constitution, parliamentary sovereignty and rule of law. This principle of parliamentary sovereignty or supremacy makes parliament the supreme law making entity or legal authority in the United Kingdom. The laws made by parliament can not be overruled by the courts and all future parliaments have the power to change any laws made in the past and since majority of laws passed in…

In his theory of Comparative Advantage and International Trade, he argued consistently that free international trade could benefit the working poor because trade would lower the price of commodities, thereby increasing aggregate demand and rate of profits for capitalist. His stance of free trade is evident when he opposed the Corn Laws, which imposed restriction on imported grains. Ricardo viewed the Corn law as a mean to redistribute profit from the capitalist to the landlords…

The law has to be enforced effectively and fairly.” Law isn’t just what is written on paper; it’s how it’s enforced that makes a society orderly and safe. Although most Americans were in favor of Michael Fay’s punishment, certain members of Congress and the press didn’t seem…

Despite the passing and implementation of specific laws in the United States, there are organizations and individuals who fail to ensure compliance. One such law was officially approved in 1967; the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA). This law prohibits age discrimination by explicitly directing employers, labor organizations, and employment agencies to promote employment of older persons based on their ability rather than age (The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967,…

century, cannabis has been subjected to legal restrictions in numerous parts of the world; Canadian cannabis use and supply has been under strict criminal control since 1923: “with recreational use criminally prohibited under the federal drug-control law” (Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, CDSA S.C.1996, c.19). However, in the past few decades, changed perceptions regarding recreational cannabis use has taken over internationally; And in Canada, since the 1960s, when cannabis control became…

"I swear to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth" Before starting the assessment, I want to say that it will be completely honesty. As an international student in the program who is not familiar with the US constitution, I really kept the Law course at the end of my program to learn more information about the US healthcare system before taking it; however, I enjoyed the effective way of teaching to engage students during the semester. The class is very informative, organized…

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legal system and most of the countries follow civil law and common law. Although they are different, these legal systems’ purpose is to regulate and control people’s actions. They are part of people’s social life and civilization. Common Law system is followed by over 80 countries in the world and approximately 150 countries are civil law countries. The USA, Great Britain, and other countries that were colonies of these countries follow common law. France, Germany and other European, East…

globalization on human relations because without communication, working and living within a diverse nation would be difficult. This was soon realized after years of trading and conducting business between the countries. Countries became more aware of how international relationships was important for their economy, therefore, they needed to devise a means of communication. Communication was vital not only for their economy, but for their people as well. In order to maintain good relations and…

hospitality industry presents challenges for the quality and effectiveness of HRM within the international context. One challenge is the numbers of outlets needed to open with strict quotas on the employment aboard. Besides, cultural issues, national characteristics and regulations need to be considered, like attitude towards time. Employers need to understand the salary and benefit expected by international personnel to fight with challenges like low pay, long working hours, poor employment…