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Liber Amicorum René Foqué
Dit Liber Amicorum presenteert een waaier van juridische, rechtstheoretische en rechtsfilosofische bijdragen, met een catalogus van prangende vragen binnen de domeinen waar Prof. (em.) Dr. René Foqué over doceerde en publiceert. De bijdragen zijn gegroepeerd rond vier thema's: - 1) Democratie en Rechtsstaat Andre Alen en Stef Feyen, Arthur Docters van Leeuwen, Paul Frissen, Marlies Galenkamp, Hans Gribnau, Ton Hol, Cees Maris, Herman Diederik Tjeenk Willink, Jozias van Aartsen, Wibren van der Burg, Luc Wintgens, Willem Witteveen - 2) Strafrecht en criminologie John Blad, Paul De Hert, Anhony Duff, Cyrille Fijnaut, Frank Hutsebaut, Constantijn Kelk, Jeroen Ten Voorde, Herman van Gunsteren...
On Rules
When talking about justice, we mean more than its day-today administration involving offi cials, institutions, and those most affected. We also refer to an ideal: a set of basic values which guide living together and infuse the distribution of rights and duties, options and obligations, freedoms and restrictions. Losing this reference point means the administration of justice will suffer too, by having lost its sense of direction. With thirty years' experience in the Italian judiciary and dozens of infl uential judicial inquiries to his name Gherardo Colombo refl ects on the culture of justice and the profound meaning of rules. Without respecting rules, we cannot live in society.
Imperative Inheritance Law in a Late-modern Society
This volume in the EFL-Series aims at enabling a larger and more contextualised view on succession law, by studying the issue of imperative inheritance law from five different perspectives: legal anthropology, legal history, sociology of law, law and economics, and comparative law. All perspectives are introduced by eminent scholars.
Bringing the World Into Culture
This book is published on the occasion of the emeritus status awarded to Professor Richard Foque, ir. arch, MSc. His successful career as founder and partner of an architect firm, professor in design theory and Head of the Department of Design Science has provided opportunities to meet colleagues both at home and abroad. --
Property in the Body
Commodification of the human body is gaining ground, strengthened by powerful interests. This book helps us understand and regulate it.
Punishment, Restorative Justice and the Morality of Law
Critics take the unclear status of restorative justice practices, along with their vagueness in meaning and purpose, as a clear invitation to a fundamental questioning of the legitimacy of these practices. Their supporters consider the experiment of restorative justice as a platform for reforming penal institutions and for rethinking the legitimacy of orthodox legal reasoning. Within the framework of a rechtsstaat, a democratic state governed by fundamental rights and by the rule of law, both issues of legitimacy lead not only to reflection on concepts such as restoration, punishment, or on such notions as harm and wrong. Questioning the legitimacy both of restorative justice practices and o...
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Privacy and the Information Age
In a time in which new technologies make it easy to gather and process data, the discussion on privacy tends to focus exclusively on the protecting of personal data. To Serge Gutwirth, privacy involves far more. He advances the intriguing thesis that privacy is in fact the safeguard of personal freedom--the safeguard of the individual's freedom to decide who she or he is, what she or he does, and who knows about it. Any restriction on privacy thus means an infringement of personal freedom. And it's exactly this freedom that plays an essential role in every democracy.
Whither Multiculturalism?
The attempt to make democratic processes more inclusive has led to the problematic notion of "multiculturalism." It is based on a new principle that 'all voices should be heard' and 'equal respect' has become the irreducible core of the liberal state. However mere dialogue is not enough. First, it tends to privilege those who are already privileged. To change this needs active, exploratory listening that is allowed to challenge everyone's picture of the world. Second, since the tensions and ambiguities are here to stay, practical ways to cope and negotiate have to be found, although it's not at all clear what is involved. The contributors to this volume explore both dimensions and in particu...
