IVHS Institutional and Legal Issues Program. Review of the Travlink and Genesis operational tests. Final report.

Federal Highway Administration, Washington, D.C.

ITS Institutional and Legal Issues Program. Review of the SmarTraveler operational test. Final report.

Federal Highway Administration, Washington, D.C.

IVHS Institutional and Legal Issues Program. Review of the FAST-TRAC operational test. Final report.

Federal Highway Administration, Washington, D.C.

Practical and legal aspects of consignment marketing,

Mode of access: Internet.

A Chance medley of legal points and legal stories.

Includes index.

Some economic and legal aspects of fixed prices.

Mode of access: Internet.

American business law, with legal forms,

Mode of access: Internet.

Current comment and legal miscellany /

Mode of access: Internet.

Privacy in the Smart City: Implications of Sensor Network Design, Law, and Policy for Locational Privacy

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

The normative ontology of the law - Peter Cane's responsibility in law and morality

Implications of Peter Cane's analysis of responsibility in 'Responsibility in Law and Morality' - Cane's preconceptualisation of the 'symbiotic' relationship between law and morality - a principal criticism is that Cane does not develop his seven methodological principles into a more ambitious argument.

Myths and Truths: The "Law and Finance Theory" Revisited

The law and finance theory identifies two dominating legal traditions, a common law tradition inherited from England, and a civil law tradition that is going back to 19th century codifications in France, Germany and Scandinavia. Another key notion of the theory is the distinction between insiders (stakeholders, "the State") and outsiders (shareholders as well as creditors). The micro foundation of this approach is the willingness to invest. The innovative addition of the law and finance theory to these ideas lies in the way it combines them with its peculiar view on legal history. The innovative addition of the law and finance theory to these ideas lies in the way it combines them with its peculiar view on legal history. The major conclusion of this theory is that the common law system provides the best basis for financial development and economic growth, followed by Scandinavian and German origin civil law and finally French origin civil law.