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propaganda definition-the technique of influencing human action by the manipulation of representations. these representations may take spoken, written, pictorial or musical form.
difference between persuasion and propaganda-if the message benefits speaker is propaganda, if the message benefits speaker and audience is persuasion.
gliterring generality-associating something with a virtue word, used to make us accept and approve the thing without examining the evidence. this use is so pervasive that
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Q2. Define Jurisprudence and explain the various kinds of jurisprudence. (2003),(2002),
Introduction:
The word jurisprudence is derived form the latin word ” jurisprudential” which means knowledge of law or skill in the law. Jurisprudence is a study of the fundamental legal principles. It may described as any thought or writing about law. Jurisprudence is been classified into different branches according to their approaches.
Definition Of Jurisprudence:
According To Austin
” Jurisprudence is a philosophy
Concepts of Criminal Procedure
| Art 8 (privacy) | Art 5(3) (detention) | Art 6 (lawyer/imp compul) | Art 6 (non-incrim) | Art 6(1) & 3(d) (absent witness) | Art 3 violate art 6 (evidence) | Art 8 violate art 6 (evidence) |
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- interference by the state? - reasonable expectation of privacy (Buck) | - reasonable suspicion | - right to lawyer triggered? (Beuze 124, Salduz 54) -right tampered with ? | Will dependent or independent evidence? (Van Weerelt 55) | -was there a good reason? (Al-Khawaja 120-125) | measure fall within the scope of art. 3 ECHR? (Jalloh (§§67- |
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PUBLIC VS PRIVATE TELEVISION
In 1983, political economist NICHOLAS GARNHAM analyzed “Public Service versus the Market” for Screen, a British journal. He proposed two ways of organizing television. one in apparent decline, the other gaining currency at the hands of deregulation, conservative governments and the illusion of “choice” of commercial channels in the UK and cable satellite services. Graham defended the democratic value of PSB. Despite the paternalistic and elitist origins of the
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6. – Companies, Professionals, Structures and Institutions of Tourism Law
6.1 BUSINESSMEN AND ENTREPRENEURS IN SPAIN
Who is a businessman?
• A “single person or entity”
• who acts on his/her own behalf,
• in an organized and professional manner
• an economic activity
Article 1: “business persons” are:
(1) Those who, having the legal capacity to engage in business, do so habitually;
(2) Business or industrial companies incorporated pursuant to this Code.
Types of businessman: Empresarios
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Army was the highest point in government from 1939 to 1945. From that moment on, progressively their importance was reduced in favour of civil servants. However, Franco always thanked the Army´s loyalty and militaries of the highest ranks were ministers, like Carrero Blanco.
Authoritarian groups supported Franco (Carlists, phalangists and catholics). Although they had different political ideologies, their common elements were opposition to democracy and territorial autonomy and defence of Spanish
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