Corporations: Charter: Change of Voting Right by Amendment

Amendment Voting with Incomplete Preferences ∗

This paper studies the outcome of the amendment voting procedure based on a potentially incomplete binary relation. We assume that the decision-maker evaluates candidates in a list and iteratively updates her choice by comparing the status-quo to the next candidate. With a complete binary relation, it is known that the final selected candidate belongs to the “top cycle.” In reality however, not...

Evaluation the Observance of Patients Right Charter by Nurses in Elderly inpatient Centers of Khuzestan

Background: Every patient has legal rights without any discrimination when s/he refers to health centers and it must be observed by all of the providers’ services. Aims: The aim of this study is to considering the observance of the contents of patients’ rights by nurses of hospitalization centers of elderlies in Khuzestan province in 2015. Methods: The current study is a descriptive-sectional s...

Studying The Possibility of Claiming Moral Damage by Commercial Corporations

The presupposition of our legal literature is the attribution of moral damages to natural persons, while contrary to what seems apparently,it is also possible to inflict this type of damage on legal persons,especially since the lives of these individuals often depend on the attribution of certain intellectual rights such as reputation and recognition of the possibility of claiming compensation ...

Public Opinion on the Third Term City Charter Amendment (October, 2001)

Legislative Activities on Charter Schools: The Beginning of Policy Change

Despite the recent enthusiasm for charter schools as a policy alternative for improving student learning, studies indicate that they are not increasing student achievement over traditional public schools (Bettinger 2005; Crew & Anderson 2003). Nevertheless, legislative activity in the states suggests that charter schools as a policy alternative is gaining support on the public agenda. Agenda se...