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A Foucauldian Analysis of Post-Modern Concept of Sovereignty in the Light of Public Law

Mohammad Reza Vijhe; Arian Petoft

Volume 18, Issue 52 , December 2016, Pages 9-32

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2016.6789

Abstract
  With the advent of globalization and post-regulatory States that enhance social relations and communications at the national and international levels, various political, economic, social and cultural powers have been emerged resulting in the appearance of a pluralistic sovereignty. Intellectual and philosophical ...  Read More

Impacts of Establishment of Unitary Patent System in European Union

Mehdi Zahedi; Mohammad Hossein Erfan Manesh; Mahmoud Abasi

Volume 18, Issue 52 , December 2016, Pages 35-58

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2016.6790

Abstract
  Undoubtedly, one of the most significant changes in the patent system is the recent EU Member States’ agreement on signing and approving the regulations concerning new unitary patent system. On the basis of this agreement, after the grant of patents by European Patent Office, there would be no ...  Read More

Human Nature as a Criterion against Relativity of Human Rights

Mohammad Javad Javid; mostafa Shafizadeh Kholenjani

Volume 18, Issue 52 , December 2016, Pages 59-85

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2016.6791

Abstract
  Nowadays, it is very common to simply talk about the "relativity" of human rights. Perhaps this relativistic approach might be the unintended consequence of a situational looking at human rights. Since there is no common and correct boundary between the human rights and civil rights, it has inevitably ...  Read More

The Survey of Concept and Necessity of Syndicated Loans in Iran’s Legal System

Mahmoud Bagheri; Hedayat Farkhani; Seyed Mohammad Tabataba'i Nejhad

Volume 18, Issue 52 , December 2016, Pages 87-105

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2016.6792

Abstract
  Banks play an important role as an intermediary in the financial system between the lenders and applicants of financial sources. They absorb the financial sources of customers and present them to applicants. Their financial relations are arranged on the basis of the credit rating of their applicants. ...  Read More

The Survey of Concept and Necessity of Syndicated Loans in Iran’s Legal System

Hassan Moradzadeh; Neda Askarinia

Volume 18, Issue 52 , December 2016, Pages 107-128

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2016.6793

Abstract
  Banks play an important role as an intermediary in the financial system between the lenders and applicants of financial sources. They absorb the financial sources of customers and present them to applicants. Their financial relations are arranged on the basis of the credit rating of their applicants. ...  Read More

Use of Chemical Weapons in the Iraq-Iran War under the Perspective of International Criminal Law

Hossein Sharifi Tarzkohi; Sasan Modares Sabzevari

Volume 18, Issue 52 , December 2016, Pages 129-152

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2016.6794

Abstract
  Out of many heinous crimes done under Saddam Hussein, few had such disturbing and long-lasting human effects as the use of chemical weapons (CW). In order to serve the interests of justice, such serious crimes of international concern should not go unpunished. Based on the treaty and customary laws applicable ...  Read More

Comparative Study of the Limits of Freedom of Expression on Television from the Perspective of International Documents on Human Rights and Iran’s Legal System

Seyed Mohammad Sadegh Ahmadi; Alireza Naseri; Morteza Ghasem Abadi

Volume 18, Issue 52 , December 2016, Pages 153-177

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2016.6795

Abstract
  According to the extremity-centered attitude of human, freedom of expression is a requirement for the individual independence of human being as an essential end, so the restrictions on which should be determined within the framework of the essential exception. Freedom stands in the realm of the natural ...  Read More