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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Thus, the State is not only the quiet bureaucratic apparatus that is slowly formalized and reduced to juridification, interested in its own nullification and imperceptible, dispersed presence.
From Critique of the Postcolony to a Postcolonial Form of Critique. On the Uses and Misuses of Foucault in Jean and John Comaroff's Work/De una critica de la pos-colonia a una critica poscolonial: sobre los usos y desusos de Foucault en el trabajo de Jean y John Comaroff/De uma critica da pos-colonia a uma critica pos- colonial: sobre os usos e desusos de Foucault no trabalho de Jean e John Comaroff
In the decentralization era, it was revitalized for the juridification of local customary law (Ramstedt 20146, p.
Diverging Ecologies on Bali
In government, it occurs through the instrumentality of "juridification," which Habermas defines as "the tendency toward an increase in formal (or positive, written) law that can be observed in modern society." (111) In other words, we have imposed on ourselves a system of law that is as incomprehensible to us as the law of a colonial power is to the native people it has colonized.
PHENOMENOLOGY, COLONIALISM, AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE STATE
disdained the "juridification" of the interwar order, they too
MAKING NATIONS INTO LEGAL PERSONS BETWEEN IMPERIAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW: SCENES FROM A CENTRAL EUROPEAN HISTORY OF GROUP RIGHTS
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
(158.) See generally John Gillespie, Juridification of State
Chinese Legal Development Assistance: Which Rule of Law? Whose Pragmatism?
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
The proliferation of judiciary organs--including national courts and arbitral bodies--that we have seen in the last twenty years makes more sense when seen as part of a more general move in the field to disaggregation and juridification".
FROM INTERNATIONAL LAW TO GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN THE TRANSNATIONAL SPACE/DO DIREITO INTERNACIONAL A GOVERNANCA GLOBAL: MUDANCAS ESTRUTURAIS DO ESPACO TRANSNACIONAL
(116.) See, e.g., 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

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