Constitution, by-laws and rules, officers, committees, and members /

Latest issue consulted: 1955.

Laws of the state of Indiana, passed at the ... session of the General Assembly.

The 44th regular session of the General Assembly was designated as the 45th regular session. The error in numbering has been continued by all the following assemblies.

Constitution, by-laws, agreement, working rules, wage schedules, sling load regulations, Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbor /

Cover title.

Decisions of the Local Government Board.

Mode of access: Internet.

Certificate of incorporation, constitution, by-laws and rules, officers, committees and members.

Latest issue consulted: 1907.

The Maine townsman, or, Laws for the regulation of towns : with forms and judicial decisions adapted to the revised statutes of Maine /

Includes index.

Local Acts of the Legislature

Mode of access: Internet.

Public and local acts of the Legislature of the State of Michigan

Includes regular, special, adjourned and extra sessions

The poor law and local government magazine.

Mode of access: Internet.

Laws of the Territory of Oregon ..

1844-1858 (microfilm); 1841-1858 (microfiche).

Public and local acts of the Legislature of the State of Michigan.

Printed Detroit : J.S. Bagg (1836)

Decisions of the Interior Department in public land cases and land laws passed by the Congress of the United States [electronic resource] : together with the regulations of the General Land Office /

Vol. 2 has title: Land laws : regulations and decisions, being a continuation of acts of Congress respecting the sale and disposition of public lands and embracing land laws passed ... from December , 1859, to January 1, 1870

Local Actors in Donor-Funded Rule of Law Assistance in Indonesia: Owners, Partners, Agents?

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Dual-symmetric Lagrangians in quantum electrodynamics: I. Conservation laws and multi-polar coupling

By using a complex field with a symmetric combination of electric and magnetic fields, a first-order covariant Lagrangian for Maxwell's equations is obtained, similar to the Lagrangian for the Dirac equation. This leads to a dual-symmetric quantum electrodynamic theory with an infinite set of local conservation laws. The dual symmetry is shown to correspond to a helical phase, conjugate to the conserved helicity. There is also a scaling symmetry, conjugate to the conserved entanglement. The results include a novel form of the photonic wavefunction, with a well-defined helicity number operator conjugate to the chiral phase, related to the fundamental dual symmetry. Interactions with charged particles can also be included. Transformations from minimal coupling to multi-polar or more general forms of coupling are particularly straightforward using this technique. The dual-symmetric version of quantum electrodynamics derived here has potential applications to nonlinear quantum optics and cavity quantum electrodynamics.

Water Governance in Haiti: An Assessment of Laws and Institutional Capacities

The Republic of Haiti struggles to sustainably manage its water resources. Public health is compromised by low levels of water supply, sanitation, and hygiene, and water resources are often contaminated and unsustainably allocated. While poor governance is often blamed for these shortcomings, the laws and institutions regulating water resources in Haiti are poorly understood, especially by the international community. This study brings together and analyzes Haitian water laws, assesses institutional capacities, and provides a case study of water management in northern Haiti in order to provide a more complete picture of the sector. Funded by the Inter-American Development Bank as part of the Water Availability, Quality and Integrated Water Resources Management in Northern Haiti (HA-T1179) Project, this study took place from January-July 2015, with the help of local experts and participating stakeholders. The results indicate that Haiti’s water law framework is highly fragmented, with overlapping mandates and little coordination between ministries at the national level, and ambiguous but unrealistic roles for subnational governments. A capacity assessment of institutions in northern Haiti illustrates that while local stakeholders are engaged, human and financial resources are insufficient to carry out statutory responsibilities. The findings suggest that water resources management planning should engage local governments and community fixtures while supplementing capacities with national or international support.