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An Introduction on the Legal System of the Right to Strike in Private Sector (France, Britain and Iran)

asadollah yavari; mohammad ghasem tangestani

Volume 16, Issue 43 , February 2015, , Pages 109-134

Abstract
  There is a history behind the strike as a collective protesting act againstunpleased conditions of working. This phenomenon is derived from theinequality of the contract of work’s parties and lack of appropriate mechanismsfor solving the disputes; both Employers and governments would prohibit andquell ...  Read More

Evaluation and Reform of Administrative Process in the Mirror of the General Inspector of Iran

kheirollah parvin; hosein delbar

Volume 15, Issue 42 , January 2015, , Pages 111-140

Abstract
  Although often decisions have been made and some proper laws been determinedfor solving some problematic issues, wrong or inefficient ways of implementation oflaw and executive and administrative systems mismanagement which cause thefailure of reaching the determined goals are characterized in the assessment ...  Read More

Legal Status of Sunken State Vessels and Warships under the Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage

Mohammad Habibi Majandeh; Mahdi Abdolmaleki

Volume 15, Issue 41 , December 2014, , Pages 115-141

Abstract
  Abstract The convention adopted in UNESCO on protection of underwater cultural heritage prescribed that the sunken state vessels and warships, whether regarded as cultural heritage or otherwise, shall remain under exclusive sovereignty of the flag state, unless it abandons and/or explicitly waives its ...  Read More

International Responsibility of States for Private Company’s Conduct Thorough the Lens of InternationalJudicial and Arbitral Jurisprudence

Seyed Ghasem Zamani

Volume 15, Issue 40 , September 2013, , Pages 115-140

Abstract
  There are instances in Municipal jurisdictions where Corporate legalprotections -generally granted as a result of their legal entity- isabrogated, thus empowering third parties to file claims directly againstindividuals responsible for corporate’s conducts. Similarly in InternationalLaw there are ...  Read More

The Relationship between Civil Disobedience and the Rule of Law in a Religious Government

Mohammad Javad Javid; Nasirollah Hasanlou

Volume 24, Issue 75 , September 2022, , Pages 117-148

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2022.59931.2603

Abstract
  "Civil disobedience" as a form of protest in socio-political activities is the act of deliberately violating a valid law for moral protest against the government. The justification of this socio-political idea has seen ups and downs in parallel with the emergence of widespread protest movements against ...  Read More

The Challenges of government in Pakistan and future possibilities

Gholam Ali Chegnizadeh

Volume 8, Issue 21 , December 2006, , Pages 119-153

Abstract
  This paper elaborates a new approach to the recent changes in Pakistan. Reasoning presented in this article signify that the nature of recent changes and challenges is distinguished from all the periods after the independence of this country. The proponing of Islamic forces new demands (resulting ...  Read More

Genealogy of Enenrgy Obligations in the Light of Case Study of Investment Obligations of Energy Charter Treaty
Volume 19, Issue 56 , December 2017, , Pages 34-58

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2017.10412.1247

Abstract
  Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) is an International Agreement which provides a multilateral outline for transborder coopretion on Enenrgy. Bearing in mind the continuance of economic and Enenrgy Crisis around the world and paying attention to increasing importance of energy in internatinal relations and ...  Read More

Legal Analysis and Quantifying Deficiencies of Decent Work in Iran

Ali Reza Abadi; Vahid Agah; Saeid Reza Abadi

Volume 15, Issue 39 , July 2013, , Pages 91-128

Abstract
  Introduction of the notion “Decent Work” by Secretary General to International Labor Organization (ILO) in 1999, opened a new chapter in the field of labor law. A division of law subject to ongoing development and evolving dynamics, mainly as a result of ILO perseverance towards formalization ...  Read More

Legal Necessities of Institutional Budget

mahdi rezaii

Volume 17, Issue 48 , December 2015, , Pages 97-117

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2015.1756

Abstract
  Research about the budget in Iran has a long history. In this research, we will explain components of the outside-systematic approach to the legal budget system and the obstacles to its reform in Iran with regard to the institutional analysis. This research achievement, regardless of the introduction ...  Read More