Provides text judgements & separate opinions of key cases decided in the European Court of Human Rights. This title offers a selection of significant cases from the European Court of Human Rights that are of direct & immediate relevance to criminal & commercial lawyers alike. The cases are headnoted by practising human rights lawyers. ...

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Army comedy set in 1948. John Cleese stars as the eccentric bible-bashing Major Giles Flack, who along with his Acting Captain, Terri Dennis (Denis Quilley), an ageing theatrical drag queen, is in charge of preparing the Song & Dance Unit, South-East Asia (SADUSEA) for a musical tour designed to entertain the British troops stationed in Malaysia. Struggling to survive in the war-torn jungle, & with their lives as much at risk from the lunatic antics of Major Flack as from the Communist bullets that are flying all around them, the members of SADUSEA also have to cope with the trials & tribulations of performing musical drag routines in front of battle-weary troops. Meanwhile, unknown to the beleaguered band of entertainers, their presence on the front line is being used as a cover by the corrupt Sergeant Major Red Drummond (Michael Elphick), who is illegally dealing arms to rebel guerrillas. ...

Reviewing both the business organization & capital-raising aspects of the process, this book sets out to demystify the privatization process which is transforming the economics of the world. The focus is primarily on France, Italy, UK, Canada, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil & Mexico. ...

This book analyses privatisation in Irel&, a European economy that has experienced rapidly changing fortunes over the last 30 years. It examines the effects of privatisation in terms of corporate performance, public finances & the distributional aspects of privatisation including the impact on employment & share ownership. ...

A comparative examination of the effects of different constitutional & legal traditions on privatization. The authors focus on the UK & France, suggesting that the British Government was remarkably free from limitation, whereas the French were constrained by their written constitution. ...