Aeliani varia historia Heraclidis Pontici et Nicolai Damasceni quae supersunt : ad optimorum librorum fidem accurate edita.

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Epistolae ad Joannem Kepplerum mathematicum caesareum scriptae ; insertis ad easdem responsionibus Kepplerianis, quotquot hactenus reperiri potuerunt, opus novum, quo recondita Kepplerianae doctrinae capita dilucide explicantur, et historia literaria in universum mirifice illustratur, nunc primum cum praefatione de meritis Germanorum in Mathesin, introductione in historiam literariam saeculorum XVI. et XVII. et Jo. Keppleri vita ... ex manuscriptis editum.

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Reductorij moralis fratris Petri Berchorij libri quattuordecim : perfectam officio[rum] atq[ue] mo[rum] rationem ac pene tota[m] nature co[m]plectens historia[m] nusq[uam] hactenus excusi ge[n]tiu[m] : su[m]ma fide ac dilige[n]tia ad vetera exe[m]plaria castigati.

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El dinero en la historia del pensamiento económico: la teoría monetaria postkeynesiana y su confrontación con la ortodoxia

Las disputas en torno a determinados aspectos del dinero, como su neutralidad y el carácter endógeno o exógeno de la oferta monetaria, han sido permanentes entre las distintas escuelas de pensamiento y autores, estando su origen, probablemente, en la época de desarrollo del pensamiento escolástico. En este artículo pretendemos, en primer lugar, realizar un recorrido cronológico e histórico sobre el tratamiento científico económico del dinero, para, en segundo lugar, poner sobre la mesa la macroeconomía ortodoxa a la que han dado lugar las interpretaciones al respecto, así como los enfoques alternativos frente a este pensamiento dominante. Finalmente, intentamos poner en valor los desarrollos monetarios post-keynesianos, integrados en lo que denominan “Economía Monetaria de Producción”, confrontándolos con la llamada Nueva Síntesis Neoclásica.

Interpretación de la construcción de un racismo de Estado : política inmigratoria de Angela Merkel en Alemania (2005-2014)

El objetivo de esta monografía es interpretar, desde la biopolítica, la construcción de un racismo de Estado en Alemania a través de la política inmigratoria bajo el mandato de Angela Merkel (2005-2014). Por medio de tres apartados se presenta de manera organizada la teoría de la biopolítica desarrollada por Michel Foucault, con sus postulados y conceptos principales, resaltando el concepto de racismo de Estado. También se enuncia de manera breve la historia de la inmigración en Alemania, su ley de inmigración actual y la ley de nacionalidad. De esta forma, se puede analizar que en Alemania se ha construido un racismo de Estado, desde la visión teórica de la biopolítica de Foucault, a través de la consolidación de la política inmigratoria vigente en dicho Estado (2005-2014), que reúne el tema de la migración internacional regular.

Historia de las ideas en la filosofía latinoamericana

In this article I present Horacio Cerutti ́s main epistemological y methodological views, which he considers as requisites or “orientations” to do Latin American philosophy. The contextualization and the historical dimensions are common places of the Latin America philosophy.

La Biblia en la teología colonialista de Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda

IntroducciónAmérica Latina nació al calor de un violento debate teológico y ha vivido su historia, hasta nuestra época, muy teológicamente.Durante el siglo XVI la polémica versaba sobre la justificación ética cristiana de la conquista, los llamados "títulos jurídicos de la colonización". Tres siglos después la independencia iba a ser un violento conflicto teológico-ideológico. Casi sin excepción la jerarquía defendía la monarquía como bíblica y cristiana ("derecho divino de reyes") y denunciaba al impío y fascineroso "republicanismo" que se extendía cual cáncer en las colonias... 

Alemania y América Latina en la época del imperialismo. 1871-1914

ResumenEl objetivo de este artículo es analizar cómo se produjo la penetración alemana en Latinoamérica, en qué medida esta tuvo éxito y si fue resultado de una determinada estrategia ofensiva.AbstractThe purpose of this article is to analyze German penetration in Latin America how it took place, to what extent it was successful, and if it resulted from a specific offensive strategy.

The international regulation of sustainable forest management : doctrinal concepts, governing institutions and implementation

The overarching objective of the research was to identify the existence and nature of international legal principles governing sustainable forest use and management. This research intended to uncover a set of forest legal considerations that are relevant for consideration across the globe. The purpose behind this, is to create a theoretical base of international forest law literature which be drawn upon to inform future international forestry research. This research will be of relevance to those undertaking examination of a particular forest issue or those focusing on forests in a particular region. The thesis explains the underlying legal issues in forest regulation, the dominant international regulatory approaches and makes suggestions as to how international and national forest policy could be improved.

Good faith in contractual performance and enforcement : Australian doctrinal hurdles

In the ongoing and spirited debate about the relative merits of an obligation of good faith in contractual performance and enforcement, widely divergent views have been expressed about the appropriateness and content of the putative obligation. However, relatively less time has been devoted to discussion of the sparseness of tools available to facilitate doctrinal development and the hurdles necessarily imposed by such limited doctrinal resources. This article seeks to examine the Australian doctrinal position against the backdrop of good faith as it finds application in the wider global context.

Defining and describing what we do : doctrinal legal research

The practitioner lawyer of the past had little need to reflect on process. The doctrinal research methodology developed intuitively within the common law — a research method at the core of practice. There was no need to justify or classify it within a broader research framework. Modern academic lawyers are facing a different situation. At a time when competition for limited research funds is becoming more intense, and in which interdisciplinary work is highly valued and non-lawyers are involved in the assessment of grant applications, lawyer-applicants who engage in doctrinal research need to be able to explain their methodology more clearly. Doctrinal scholars need to be more open and articulate about their methods. These methods may be different in different contexts. This paper examines the doctrinal method used in legal research and its place in recent research dialogue. Some commentators are of the view that the doctrinal method is simply scholarship rather than a separate research methodology. Richard Posner even suggests that law is ‘not a field with a distinct methodology, but an amalgam of applied logic, rhetoric, economics and familiarity with a specialized vocabulary and a particular body of texts, practices, and institutions ...’.1 Therefore, academic lawyers are beginning to realise that the doctrinal research methodology needs clarification for those outside the legal profession and that a discussion about the standing and place of doctrinal research compared to other methodologies is required.

Doctrinal research : researching the jury

This chapter examines the doctrinal methodology which many lawyers consider best typifies a distinctly legal approach to research. Legal research skills have been identified as a core skill for lawyers, and within the profession, such skills are regarded as synonymous with the doctrinal research method. Good legal research skills are a necessary step in attaining the ability to ‘think like a lawyer’ and achieving valid legal reasoning outcomes. For lawyers, therefore, the doctrinal method is an intuitive aspect of legal work. Yet as this chapter demonstrates, the doctrinal methodology is not without its detractors. There have been serious criticisms of the method put forward by exponents of the various critical legal theories, as well as a perception in some academic circles that the doctrinal research method is nothing more than mere ‘scholarship’ and as a result less compelling or respected than the research methods used by those in the sciences and social sciences. Despite these attacks, and the incursions on the method posed by the growth in the use of non-doctrinal and interdisciplinary research work by lawyers, the argument put forward in this chapter is that the doctrinal method still necessarily forms the basis for most, if not all, legal research projects.