Philippines Philippine Supreme Court The Philippine Constitution and Philippine participation in worldwide trade liberalization and economic globalization—Question of possible nullification of the concurrence of the Philippine Senate in the ratification by the president of the Philippines of the Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization—Analysis of the scope, goals and policies of the World Trade Organization—Limitation of sovereignty by international law and treaties
..., "Increased participation in the world economy has become the key to domestic economic growth and..."Article XII. "NATIONAL ECONOMY AND PATRIMONY. "Section 10. . . The Congress shall enact measure...
Since World War ll, the debate between cultural internationalists and cultural nationalists has shaped international cultural-property law. Recently, some American museums, engaged in their enduring struggle to balance a mission of public education and scholarly study with the increasing risk of acquiring artifacts of disputed provenance, began to promote a middle ground of "cooperation, mutual understanding, and respect" between acquiring museums and source countries that builds upon the goals of the UNESCO Convention on the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit Import, Export and Transfer of Ownership of Cultural Property. This new approach, defined here as "cultural pragmatism" attempts to bridge the impasse between advocates of the two opposing doctrines that has resulted ...
... property by passing comprehensive patrimony laws, prohibiting private ownership, establishing ... Japan's rich cultural history and modern economy exhibit the characteristics of both a source and a...
Large-scale Ecuadoran mining did not begin until the early 1990s, after a mining law was passed in 1985 that encouraged foreign corporations to explore for minerals. [...] Ecuador has increasingly attracted the attention of foreign mining corporations, sometimes provoking headline-making conflicts with affected communities.3 In January, the Ecuadoran congress approved Correas plan, passing the Mining Law to allow Canadian mining corporations, including Kinross Gold, Iamgold, and Corriente Resources, to begin operations.4 Specific articles in the Mining Law have come under intense scrutiny by the anti-mining opposition; for example, Article 2 ("Applications") mandates the participation of both private and public figures in policy discussions but does not include community members who wi...
... that bringing an end to an extractive economy is to shut down the oil wells and close the mines....") allows the government alone to define "national interest," which critics believe will focus solely... will change Ecuador's national genetic patrimony is prohibited. Article 74 describes the right of p...
The Secretary of the Interior (Secretary) is responsible for implementation of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, including the issuance of appropriate regulations implementing and interpreting its provisions. Minor inaccuracies or inconsistencies in the regulations have been identified by or brought to the attention of the Department. These proposed amendments revise the rules implementing the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act for purposes of factual accuracy and consistency.
...Sherry Hutt, Manager, National NAGPRA Program, National Park Service, 1201 Eye St... sacred objects, and objects of cultural patrimony. Under Section 13 of NAGPRA (25 U.S.C. 3011), the ...Does not have an annual effect on the economy of $100 million or more. b. Will not cause a m...
...-states of the nineteenth century built national cultures out of their folklore, so both new states...(7) Moreover, in a global economy full of consumers hungry for exotic experience, fo... Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Patrimony of Humanity. In general, the population of Berga a...
... or hand delivery: Sherry Hutt, Manager, National. NAGPRA Program, National Park Service, 1201 Eye S..., sacred objects and objects of cultural patrimony. Among other things, the Act:. --Established the N... an effect of $100 million or more on the economy. It will not adversely affect in a material way th...
Frank Lloyd Wright came to Buffalo from Chicago at least once a month in the early 1900s, arriving on an overnight train, catching a trolley to the Parkside neighborhood and walking down Jewett Parkway to what he called his domestic symphony, the out-of-place- looking brick and steel-framed house he created for Larkin Soap Company executive Darwin D. Martin. The Illustrated Buffalo Express likened it to a design by science fiction writer Jules Verne. Actually, Wright didn't walk. He never walked. He strutted, supported by a cane he used for effect all his life, his custom- tailored suit wrapped in an oversized cape, topped off by a beret or a pork-pie hat, his unfashionably long locks spilling over a high-starched collar with flowing tie.
...'s make or break time for Buffalo with our economy, we're facing so many challenges," she said. "If w... one of them involves a shared cultural patrimony and its protection for future generations.". Buff...
...In addition to Man, Economy and State, and Power and Market, Rothbard wrote Th... later when the fiscal crisis of the national debt caused the recall of the Estates General in 1...-men, as equal denizens of the great patrimony of mankind, the earth, and invite them to their ow...
The title may be a little lame - a shade too reminiscent of "An American in Paris" or, worse still, "The Beverly Hillbillies" - but the story veteran author Suzanne Loebl has to tell in "America's Medicis" is a fascinating one: the account of a single family's massive, largely positive multigenerational contribution to the arts in America. Unlike the Medicis of Renaissance Florence, Italy, the descendants of robber baron John D. Rockefeller Sr. were never very aristocratic. Wealthy, yes. Educated, yes. But no one ever dreamed of calling John D. Jr. or his sons - John D. III, David, Winthrop and Nelson - "the Magnificent. Instead, most Rockefellers of the second, third and fourth generations seem to have inherited - albeit in modified form - the personal modesty and stern Protestant wor...
...The modern American economy was the creation of four men: Andrew Carnegie, Joh...
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