Neil McCormick’s Theory of Legal Reasoning and Its Evolution

Legal Reasoning and European Laws: the Perspective of Neil MacCormick-Florence, 21 May 2010

Neil MacCormick has deeply influenced contemporary legal theory. The importance of his studies on practical reasoning in general and on legal reasoning and legal argumentation in particular, on legal institutionalism, on sovereignty, on the theory of rights and on the rule of law can hardly be exaggerated. It must be added that his researches on these different themes do not proceed along paral...

The Idea of Evolution and Its Impact on Western Political and Legal Theory in Antiquity

The term ‘evolution’ is defined as a process of change and development over time, typically tending towards greater complexity (although not necessarily greater improvement) and one that is unidirectional and non-cyclical. Nevertheless, the idea of evolution as conceived throughout western history has not always comported with this definition, with evolution often being understood teleologicall...

the study of practical and theoretical foundation of credit risk and its coverage

پس از بررسی هر کدام از فاکتورهای نوع صنعت, نوع ضمانت نامه, نرخ بهره , نرخ تورم, ریسک اعتباری کشورها, کارمزد, ریکاوری, gdp, پوشش و وثیقه بر ریسک اعتباری صندوق ضمانت صادرات ایران مشخص گردید که همه فاکتورها به استثنای ریسک اعتباری کشورها و کارمزد بقیه فاکتورها رابطه معناداری با ریسک اعتباری دارند در ضمن نرخ بهره , نرخ تورم, ریکاوری, و نوع صنعت و ریسک کشورها اثر عکس روی ریسک اعتباری داردو پوشش, وثی...

Legal Reasoning: In Search of an Adequate Theory of Argument

Cognitive Evolution of the “Human” Concept and Its Adaptation to Piaget’s Theory

Background: Cognitions and attitudes, especially anthropological attitudes, are influential in human behavior. Objectives: The present study was conducted to investigate the cognitive evolution of the human concept in elementary school female students and its adaptation to Piaget’s theory of cognitive development. Materials & Methods: The present research method is qualitative of deductive-ind...