État de droit, qualité de la démocratie et gouvernance démocratique au Pérou by Jorge Aragón Trelles, Carlos Eduardo Pérez Crespo

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The Politics of Housing by Guo Yuhua

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L’agir respectueux de l’environnement comme but de la politique by Norbert Campagna

“…The major obstacles (epistemic, economic, material, cultural, moral) will be identified and we will then see which of these obstacles a democratic and liberal State, committed to the rule of law, may eliminate without violating its constitutive principles.…”
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Avortement, dépénalisation et droit à la vie du fœtus : le cas coréen au prisme de l’exemple japonais by Isabelle Konuma

“…It is in this context that Yang Hyunah chooses to shed light on the rule of law and practice of abortion, building her demonstration around the voice of women. …”
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Idéal démocratique et idéal environnemental : analyse comparée des pouvoirs territoriaux en France et au Mexique by Eric Mollard

“…We are then led to examine some factors that prompt the politico-administrative elite to deviate from the rule of law. In other words, it is a question of examining the conditions of elite’s accountability in the particular sector of environment.…”
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Quel type d’innovation faut-il encourager et promouvoir ? by Yu Keping

“…Local government innovations reflect the overall orientation towards political development, decentralizing power, building the rule of law and reducing authoritarian forms of politics, for more modern and democratic governance with greater citizen decision-making and autonomy. …”
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Les règles de droit dans la prose du Dindshenchas de Rennes by Christophe Archan

“…The legends therefore often confirmed the rule of law taught in law schools, they were the spirit of the custom.…”
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Les activités du Conseil de l’Europe en faveur des zones côtières : gestion durable du territoire et du paysage by Maguelonne Dejeant-Pons

“…The Council of Europe’s main objectives are to promote democracy, human rights and the rule of law and to seek common solutions to the main problems facing European society today. …”
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Communication publique et responsabilité citoyenne by Ritha Cossette

“…If indeed a society guarantees the conditions of public communication, in return it requires respect for its fundamental principles: that of Rule of Law, legitimate plurality points of view, truthfulness and correctness of speech, respect for the intelligence of others and, by extension, for various publics that it addresses. …”
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Le droit à l’épreuve de la tempête Xynthia by Vanessa Mulot

“…This disaster highlighted that coastlines urbanization was undercontrolled, inconsistent with rules of law and common sense. As an answer and in order to prevent it from happening again, emergency measures were implemented and the government has relaunched existing tools. …”
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Les ambivalences du droit du travail de nuit et du dimanche by Pauline Grimaud

“…Through the study of changes to legal rest standards at night and on Sundays, it demonstrates that the numerous exemptions are constitutive of the rules of law on this issue. In that respect, these exceptions are witnessing this ambivalence, even if their growth since the 1980s also challenges the general rule.…”
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Le pirate informatique, un explorateur des courants juridiques du réseau by Primavera De Filippi, Mélanie Dulong de Rosnay

“…The analysis is carried out by looking at the interplay between legal, technical and social norms, focusing on the relationship between new technologies bypassing the law and the rules of law which, while trying to regulate these new technologies, eventually extend into new and previously unregulated territories. …”
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Des juridictions d’exception pour « protéger » et « redresser » la jeunesse ? Les tribunaux pour mineurs sous la dictature franquiste (1939-1975) by Amélie Nuq

“…This so-called “protective” judicial model actually created jurisdictions that infringed ordinary rules of law and did not provide minors with the same procedural guarantees as adults. …”
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Enormitas/enormitas. Esquisse pour une histoire de la catégorie de « crime énorme » du Moyen Âge à l’époque moderne by Julien Théry

“…From 1150-1160 on, the meaning changed. « Enormity » started to denote a blend of breach of rules or law, sin or stain and potentially radical subversion of the christian order. …”
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