juridification

juridification

the process whereby the law has come to exert an increasing influence on the employment relationship and the conduct of industrial relations. See INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS.
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Pangalangan's winning piece, 'Enforcing Liberty and Prosperity Through the Courts of Law: A Shift in Legal Thought from Juridification to Judicialization,' will receive P300,000 plus a plaque of recognition during the formal awarding ceremony on March 23 at the Ateneo de Manila Law School in Makati.
Federal-presidential vs hybrid system
Departing from Habermas' narrow sense of juridification as the gradually increasing "colonization of the lifeworld," they adapt the multidimensional notion of Molander and Blichner into a context-specific notion of juridification that is attendant to the specific nature of religion as a subject matter for law.
The Juridification of Religion?
To put it differently, if one endorses Cassis de Dijon and Centros, one is endorsing not a process of juridification (as these are matters which are within the realm of the law anyway) as a process of judicialization.
CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW, LUXEMBOURG STYLE: A STRUCTURAL CRITIQUE OF THE WAY IN WHICH THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE REVIEWS THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE LAWS OF THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
And, if so, is this interference workable in practice without a juridification of politics?
Reconceptualising socio-economic rights in the transitional justice discipline
Gralf-Peter Calliess & Moritz Renner, From Soft Law to Hard Code: The Juridification of Global Governance (U.
Promoting a more efficient corporate governance model in emerging markets through corporate law
legalization and juridification of a number of executive-power questions
The third bound
317) It is precisely because a dispute initially lacks an absolutely determinate legal answer that a community of responsible parties can form around that dispute to decide upon its further systematic juridification, for a "decision that did not go through the ordeal of the undecidable would not be a free decision, it would only be the programmable application or unfolding of a calculable process.
An international Commission of Inquiry for the South China Sea? Defining the law of sovereignty to determine the chance for peace
She is currently writing a history of the juridification of life in the industrial era.
America's human rights crisis in historical perspective
Thirdly, we highlight the tendency discernible especially in liberal war-making (see Morrissey and Reid-FIenry, this issue), towards the 'legalisation of the battlespace' or what one of us has elsewhere called 'the juridification of late modern war' (Jones, 2015).
War/law/space notes toward a legal geography of war
The impact of party loyalty, along with the bureaucratisation and juridification of the process, together with the complexity and scope of the scrutiny of bills, are probably the strongest and certainly the most common objections that were expressed in relation to the expected effectiveness of the PJCHR.
Human rights for democracies: a provisional assessment of the Australian Human Rights (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Act 2011
Recovering the Promise of Public Truth: Juridification and the Loss of Purpose in Public Inquiries, Osgoode Hall Law School.
Thesis survey--recension des theses
2009); see also Habermas, supra note 52, at 119 ("Today any conceptualization of a juridification of world politics must take as it starting point individuals and states, as constituting the two categories of founding subjects of a world constitution.
Entrenching sustainable human development in the design of the global agenda after 2015

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