French law. Patrimonial rights
Subjective rights are prerogatives, i.e. powers, granted to the exam questions of law. These prerogatives thus benefit an individual and weigh against other other individuals. Subjective rights are delimited by …
Subjective rights are prerogatives, i.e. powers, granted to the exam questions of law. These prerogatives thus benefit an individual and weigh against other other individuals. Subjective rights are delimited by …
→ The concretization of a European idea —Winston Churchill’s speech (“We must erect something like the United States of Europe” in September 1946, Coudenhove-Kalergi launches the European Parliamentary Union, Hague …
→ The French welfare state: new economic models —birth rate (2.6 children per woman), Vichy’s natalist policy, baby boom —demographic increase (13 million more men from 1946 to 1976) —young population: …
Men who do not work, who have no profession, are dangerous for a State. This is the thesis that Machiavelli supports in his Discourse on the First Decade of Titus …
The most famous scientists of history are presented on this page with their function, their invention or their work in brackets. The great scientists of history – Antiquity Pythagoras (theorems) Archimedes (sphere, …
This post aims to eradicate one of the biggest misconceptions, one of the biggest commonplaces. Many will tell you: “It does not matter how many lines, only the content matters.” …