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Strategy Design Innovation
The new and revised 6th edition of this comprehensive book explores the concept of Strategy Design as an innovative approach to Strategic Management. After an overview of the framework conditions under which strategies and business models are developed today, the authors describe in detail the approach and the ongoing process of Strategy Design Innovation. The focus is on the Strategy Design Toolbox, which covers the necessary instruments for analysis and forecasting, strategy formulation, realization, and control. Divided into seven perspectives, the toolbox provides relevant questions that need to be answered. Many examples and real-life applications give inspiration and generate a fundamental understanding. Strategy Design Innovation is a modern and market-driven book with a variety of tools, case studies, templates, and practical online resources. It is developed for the challenges of managers, strategists, entrepreneurs, business developers and students with the need for creating a strategic mindset and strategic capabilities.
Juristic Concept of the Validity of Statutory Law
This book presents the theory of the validity of legal norms, aimed at the practice of law, in particular the jurisdiction of the constitutional courts. The postpositivist concept of the validity of statutory law, grounded on a critical analysis of the basic theories of legal validity elaborated up to now, is introduced. In the first part of the book a contemporary German nonpositivist conception of law developed by Ralf Dreier and Robert Alexy is analysed in order to answer the question whether the juristic concept of legal validity should include moral standards or criteria. In the second part, a postpositivist concept of legal validity and an innovative model of validity discourse, based on the juristic presumption of the validity of legal norms, are proposed. The book is a work on analytical legal theory, written from a postpositivist, detached point of view.
The Confluence of Philosophy and Law in Applied Ethics
The law serves a function that is not often taken seriously enough by ethicists, namely practicability. A consequence of practicability is that law requires elaborated and explicit methodologies that determine how to do things with norms. This consequence forms the core idea behind this book, which employs methods from legal theory to inform and examine debates on methodology in applied ethics, particularly bioethics. It is argued that almost all legal methods have counterparts in applied ethics, which indicates that much can be gained from comparative study of the two. The author first outlines methods as used in legal theory, focusing on deductive reasoning with statutes as well as analogical reasoning with precedent cases. He then examines three representative kinds of contemporary ethical theories, Beauchamp and Childress’s principlism, Jonsen and Toulmin’s casuistry, and two versions of consequentialism—Singer’s preference utilitarianism and Hooker’s rule-consequentialism—with regards to their methods. These examinations lead to the Morisprudence Model for methods in applied ethics.
The Cambridge Companion to Legal Positivism
The book brings together 33 state-of-the-art chapters on the import and the pros and cons of legal positivism.
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