bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The Legal Character and Status of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence of the ad hoc International Criminal Tribunals
Authors: Mundis
Published: November 2003

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The definition of genocide: Joining the dots in the light of recent practice
Authors: Jørgensen
Published: November 2003

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The effectiveness of international law and the ICTY – preliminary results of an empirical study
Authors: King  , Meernik
Published: November 2003

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The International and Comparative Criminal Trial Project
Authors: Findlay
Published: November 2003

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The German law on co-operation with the ICC
Authors: Wilkitzki
Published: November 2003

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The manipulation of organised crime by terrorists: Legal and factual perspectives
Authors: Mylonaki
Published: November 2003

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Internationalised criminal trial and access to justice
Authors: Findlay
Published: November 2003

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German Criminal Law and the Rome Statute – A Critical Analysis of the New German Code of Crimes against International Law
Authors: Satzger
Published: November 2003

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Rolf Gutmann, Die Assoziationsfreizügigkeit türkischer Staatsangehöriger: Ihre Entdeckung und ihr Inhalt
Authors: Hirsch
Published: November 2003

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Frances Nicholson and Patrick Twomey (eds.), Refugee Rights and Realities: Evolving International Concepts and Regimes
Authors: Harvey
Published: November 2003

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The EC-Switzerland Agreement on Free Movement of Persons: Overview and Analysis
Authors: Peers
Published: November 2003

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The Concept of Residence and Social Security:Reflections on Finnish, Swedish and Community Legislation
Authors: Sakslin
Published: November 2003

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The Dutch Linking Act and the Violation of Various International Non-Discrimination Clauses
Authors: Minderhoud
Published: November 2003

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The Amsterdam Treaty and NGO Responses
Authors: Niessen
Published: November 2003

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Case Reports of the European Court of Human Rights and the Committee against Torture
Authors: de Kruif
Published: November 2003

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Regularisation of Illegal Aliens in the European Union. Summary Report of a Comparative Study
Authors: Bruycker  , Apap  , Schmitter
Published: November 2003

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The Regularisation of Clandestine Immigrants in Italy
Authors: Nascimbene
Published: November 2003

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Possible Harmonisation of Anti-Discrimination Legislation in the European Union: European and Non-Governmental Proposals
Authors: Chopin
Published: November 2003

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Adjusting the Dublin Convention: New Approaches to Member State Responsibility for Asylum Applications
Authors:   Marx
Published: November 2003

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The Application of Human Rights Standards by German Courts to Asylum-Seekers, Refugees and other Migrants
Authors:   Huber
Published: November 2003

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The Negotiation of the European Community Directive on Racial Discrimination
Authors:   Tyson
Published: November 2003

The Starting Line Group, a coalition of non-governmental organisations, has pressed for the adoption of European legal measures against all forms of racial discrimination since the early nineties. Isabelle Chopin and Jan Niessen chronicled the activities of the Starting Line Group in the European Journal of Migration and Law (EJML 1-1999, EJML 2-2000 and EJML 3-2001). In June 2000, the Council of Ministers adopted the Directive implementing the principle of equal treatment between persons irrespective of racial and ethnic origin. The adoption of this European legal measure marks the end of the Starting Line campaign and the Starting Line Group has discontinued its activities. The incorporation of the Directive in the laws of the member States and the Accession States is the beginning of the design or reinforcement of national legislation against racial and ethnic discrimination. The following article is on the final stages of the process leading to the adoption of a legal anti-discrimination measure, namely the negotiations among Member States on the Commission's proposal for a Directive. NGO's hardly played a role in those negotiations and were certainly not sitting around the negotiation table. Therefore this article is not written from an NGO perspective but from the perspective of an official of the European Commission participating in the negotiations. His article provides useful information on how the final text of the Directive came about.
Muslim Headscarf and Secularism in France
Authors:   Saas
Published: November 2003

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Muslim Dress-codes in German State Schools
Authors:   Häußler
Published: November 2003

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Gregor Noll, Negotiating Asylum. The EU Acquis, Extraterritorial Protection and the Common Market of Deflection
Authors:   Sebasti
Published: November 2003

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Inconsistent State Intervention and Separated Child Asylum-Seekers
Authors:   Bhabha
Published: November 2003

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Canada's Treatment of Separated Refugee Children
Authors:   Sadoway
Published: November 2003

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Case Reports of the European Court of Human Rights
Authors:   Boeles,   Wijnakker
Published: November 2003

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Consultations on Immigration Policies in the European Union
Authors:   Niessen
Published: November 2003

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René Leboutte, ed., Migration and Migrants in Historical Perspective. Permanencies and Innovations. / Migrations et migrants dans une perspective historique. Permanences et innovations (= Series `Multiple Europes' / `Europe plurielle' no. 12)
Authors:   Hoerder
Published: November 2003

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A Balance between Fairness and Efficiency? The Directive on International Protection and the Dublin Regulation
Authors:   Battje
Published: November 2003

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Eurodac: Its Limitations and Temptations
Authors:   Brouwer
Published: November 2003

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Mark Symes, Caselaw on the Refugee Convention
Authors:   Spijkerboer
Published: November 2003

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Editorial
Authors:   Guild
Published: November 2003

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Exclusion from Refugee Protection: Serious Non Political Crimes after 9/11
Authors:   Blake
Published: November 2003

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The Distinctive Role of the Council of Europe in Migration Management: The Case of the Euro-Mediterranean Region
Authors:   Battaini-Dragoni
Published: November 2003

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Part II: Case C-274/96, Horst Otto Bickel and Ulrich Franz
Authors: Martin
Published: November 2003

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Why a New Journal on Migration and Law?
Authors: Groenendijk
Published: November 2003

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The Treaty of Amsterdam and Migration Law
Authors: Hailbronner
Published: November 2003

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Post-Amsterdam Migration Policy and European Citizenship
Authors: de Wenden
Published: November 2003

For the past 10 years, immigration has had an enormous impact on citizenship and, more recently, on the content of European citizenship:— the presence of immigration has led most European countries to modify their nationality codes, enlarging them to more rights of soil, while European citizenship has induced a plurality of identities and a plurality of choices, putting an end to a sacralised and unitary citizenship— new values are appearing within European citizenship, under the pressure of civic immigrant associationism: antiracism (article 13 of the Amsterdam treaty), multi-culturalism, solidarity with southern European countries and beyond, support of the undocumented.— but European citizenship may also be built as a community of reciprocal rights and interest, closing itself one to the other, and reinforcing its image of alterity.
Free Movement of Persons: Key Developments in the European Parliament During 1998
Authors: Moore
Published: November 2003

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The Starting Line Group: A Harmonised Approach to Fight Racism and to Promote Equal Treatment
Authors: Chopin
Published: November 2003

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The Metamorphosis of Migrant Labour: Will New Rules Help Migrant Workers?
Authors: Groenendijk
Published: November 2003

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Beyond Sovereignty: De-Facto Transnationalism in Immigration Policy
Authors: Sassen
Published: November 2003

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Immigrant Categories: The Many Sides of One Coin?
Authors: Avci
Published: November 2003

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Achievements in the Fields of Immigration and Asylum Since January 1998
Authors: Cruz
Published: November 2003

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Comments on Terhoeve (Case C-18/95 of 26 January 1999), Centros (Case C-212/97 of 9 March 1999) and Meeusen (Case C-337/97 of 8 June 1999)
Authors: Martin
Published: November 2003

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The European Union and Protection of Aliens from Expulsion
Authors: Fennelly
Published: November 2003

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Comments on the “Donatella Calfa” Case (C-348/96 of 19 January 1999)
Authors: Lloréns  , Rotaeche
Published: November 2003

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The Sürül Judgment: Equal Treatment for Turkish Workers in Matters of Social Security
Authors: Verschueren
Published: November 2003

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Editorial
Authors: Anderson
Published: November 2003

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Forging Flexibility – The British `No' to Schengen
Authors: Wiener
Published: November 2003

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F. Cuena Boy, Sistema jurídico y derecho romano. La idea de sistema jurídico y su proyección en la experiencia jurídica romana. Universidad de Cantabria, Servicio de Publicaciones, [Santander 1998]. 176 p.
Authors:   Bretone
Published: November 2003

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H. Lück, Sachsenspiegel und Magdeburger Recht –Europäsche Dimensionen zweier mitteldeutscher Rechtsquellen. [Adiuvat itinere, 5]. [Adiuvat - Anwaltschaft hilft Anwaltschaft e.V.], Hamburg 1998. 63 S.
Authors:   Theisen
Published: November 2003

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Roswitha Rogge, Zwischen Moral und Handelsgeist: Weibliche Handlungsräume und Geschlechterbeziehungen im Spiegel des hamburgischen Stadtrechts vom 13. bis zum 16. Jahrhundert. [Ius Commune, Sonderhefte: Studien zur Europäischen Rechtsgeschichte, 109]. Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main 1998. IX + 280 S.
Authors:   Kossmann-Putto
Published: November 2003

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Martha C. Howell, Exchange: Property, Social Place, and Gender in Cities of the Low Countries, 1300-1550. [Women in Culture and Society]. The University of Chicago Press, Chicago-London 1998. XV + 278 p.
Authors:   Godding
Published: November 2003

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Les appels famands au Parlement de Paris – Regestes des dossiers de procès reconstitués d'après les registres du Parlement et les sources conservées dans les dépôts d'archives de Belgique et du Nord de la France, publiés par S. Dauchy. [Recueils de l'Ancienne Jurisprudence de la Belgique, Première série]. Ministère de la Justice, Bruxelles 1998. X + 564 p.
Authors:   Auzary-Schmaltz
Published: November 2003

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S. Soleil, Le Siège royal de la sénéchaussée et du présidial d'Angers (1551–1790). [Collection "Histoire"]. Presses Universitaires de Rennes, [Rennes 1997]. 383 p.
Authors:   Dauchy
Published: November 2003

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Hugo Grotius, Le droit de la guerre et de la paix, traduit par P. Pradier-Fodéré, édité par D. Alland et S. Goyard-Fabre. [Collection "Léviathan"]. Presses Universitaires de France, [Paris 1999]. IV + 868 p.
Authors:   Feenstra
Published: November 2003

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S. Solimano, Verso il Code Napoléon: il progetto di codice civile di Guy Jean-Baptiste Target (1798–1799). [Pubblicazioni dell'Istituto di storia del diritto italiano della Facoltà di giurisprudenza dell'Università di Milano, 22]. Giuffrè, Milano 1998. 427 p.
Authors:   Grilli
Published: November 2003

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H. Kooiker, Lex scripta abrogata: De derde renaissance van het romeinse recht, Een onderzoek naar de doorwerking van het oude recht na de invoering van civielrechtelijke codificaties in het begin van de negentiende eeuw, Deel I: De uitwendige ontwikkeling. Ars Aequi Libri, Nijmegen 1996. XXXIII + 511 blz.
Authors:   Nève
Published: November 2003

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Amy D. Stanley, From Bondage to Contract: Wage Labor, Marriage, and the Market in the Age of Slave Emancipation. Cambridge University Press, [Cambridge-New York-Oakleigh 1998]. XVI + 277 p.
Authors:   Huussen jr.
Published: November 2003

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W.M. Wiecek, The lost world of classical legal thought: Law and ideology in America, 1886–1937. Oxford University Press, New York, 1998. IX + 286 p.
Authors:   Whitman
Published: November 2003

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The Muirhead Collection Catalogue, Part one: James Muirhead, teacher, scholar, book-collector, by J.W. Cairns; Part two: Owens College Library Catalogue, Class V: Legal sciences (This portion of the Library includes the Muirhead Law Library). With a preface by Chr.F. Verbeke. [Bibliographia Belgica, 146]. [Bruxelles] 1999. XVII + 32 + [III] + 133 p.
Authors:   Wijffels
Published: November 2003

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R. Pahud de Mortanges [und] A. Prètre, Anwaltsgeschichte der Schweiz – Ein Grundriss. Schulthess Polygraphischer Verlag, Zürich 1998. 103 S.
Authors:   Senn
Published: November 2003

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Aberra Jembere, Legal history of Ethiopia, 1434–1974: Some aspects of substantive and procedural laws. Erasmus Univesiteit / Afrika-Studiecentrum, Rotterdam-Leiden 1998. [IV] + X + 322 p.
Authors:   Vanderlinden
Published: November 2003

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The Judicial Inquest into the Death of Count Charles of Flanders (1127) Location and Chronology
Authors:   Murray
Published: November 2003

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Ghostly Recensions in Early Medieval Canon Law: The Problem of the Collectio Dacheriana and its Shades
Authors:   Firey
Published: November 2003

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Notizen zur Randglosse der Florentina auf Fol. 257R
Authors:   Röhle
Published: November 2003

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M. Hagemann, Iniuria: von den XII-Tafeln bis zur Justinianischen Kodifikation. [Forschungen zum römischen Recht; 43]. Böhlau, Köln – Weimar – Wien 1998. XVIII + 272 S.
Authors:   Völkl
Published: November 2003

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Y. González Roldán, Propuesta sobre la venta de herencia en el derecho romano clásico. [Revista de investigaciones jurídicas de la escuela libre de derecho, 21]. México, D.F. 1997. 292 p.
Authors:   Johnston
Published: November 2003

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A Congratulatory Message from the Publisher
Authors:   Stephens
Published: November 2003

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Liste des Travaux de Robert Feenstra Depuis 1985
Authors:   Duynstee
Published: November 2003

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Wilhelmi Bont Lovaniensis de Redditibus Perpetuis et ad Vitam (1451)
Authors:   Godding
Published: November 2003

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Gaius IV,73: Debet ou Debetur?
Authors:   Waelkens
Published: November 2003

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A. Gouron, Juristes et Droits Savants: Bologne et la France Médiévale
Authors:   Feenstra
Published: November 2003

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Curia Regis Rolls of the Reign of Henry III, 27 to 30 Henry III (1243–1245)
Authors:   Loengard
Published: November 2003

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D. Ibbetson, A Historical Introduction to the Law of Obligations
Authors:   Schrage
Published: November 2003

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E. Gibbon, Historische Übersicht des Römischen Rechts, Übersetzt, Eingeleitet und Kommentiert von G. Hugo
Authors:   Rückert
Published: November 2003

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Une Carrière Byzantine de Charlemagne – Échos de Droit Vulgaire Romano-Gothique au Moyen Âge
Authors:   Cortese
Published: November 2003

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R. von Hippel, Register über die Kritische Zeitschrift für Rechtswissenschaft und Gesetzgebung des Auslandes
Authors:   Saar
Published: November 2003

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Th. Rüfner, Vertretbare Sachen?, Die Geschichte der Res, Quae Pondere Numero Mensura Constant
Authors:   Repgen
Published: November 2003

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Chronique – Articles Concernant l'Histoire du Droit Publiés dans les Revues et les Recueils d'Études Reçus
Authors:   Duynstee
Published: November 2003

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Fälle des Concursus Causarum von Vermächtnis und Kauf im Römischen Recht
Authors:   Wimmer
Published: November 2003

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E. Cortese, Le Grandi Linee Della Storia Giuridica Medievale
Authors:   Gouron
Published: November 2003

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A. Debord, Aristocratie et Pouvoir, Le Rôle du Château dans la France Médiévale
Authors:   Heirbaut
Published: November 2003

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Cristina Vano, `Il Nostro Autentico Gaio', Strategie Della Scuola Storica alle Origini della Romanistica Moderna
Authors:   Rückert
Published: November 2003

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J.M. Allswang, The Initiative and Referendum in California, 1898–1998
Authors:   Heirbaut
Published: November 2003

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T. Giaro, Aktualisierung Europas, Gespräche mit Paul Koschaker
Authors:   Mayer-Maly
Published: November 2003

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Législation, Délégation et Participation: Jean Sans Peur et la ``Démocratie'' en Flandre (1405–1419)
Authors:   Cauchies
Published: November 2003

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Arbitration and Dispute Resolution in Sixteenth Century Scotland
Authors:   Godfrey
Published: November 2003

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J. Avril, Les Statuts Synodaux Français du XIIIe Siècle, Tome V: Les Statuts Synodaux des Anciennes Provinces de Bordeaux, Auch, Sens et Roken (Fin XIIIe Siècle)
Authors:   Basdevant-Gaudemet
Published: November 2003

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M. Bellomo, I Fatti e Il Diritto, Tra le Certezze e I Dubbi dei Giuristi Medievali (Secoli XIII–XIV)
Authors:   Waelkens
Published: November 2003

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M. Schlinker, Fürstenamt und Rezeption, Reichsfürstenstand und Gelehrte Literatur im Späten Mittelalter
Authors:   van Nifterik
Published: November 2003

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P. Oestmann, Hexenprozesse am Reichskammergericht
Authors:   Nève
Published: November 2003

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M.R.T. Macnair, The Law of Proof in Early Modern Equity
Authors:   van Rhee
Published: November 2003

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W.A. Sinninghe Damsté, Het Noordzeekanaal 1863–1883, De Geschiedenis van een Concessie
Authors:   Koenraad
Published: November 2003

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Chronique – Articles Concernant l'Histoire du Droit Publiés dans les Revues et les Recueils d'Etudes Reçus
Authors:   Duynstee
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Rainer
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Waldstein
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Siems
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Palladini
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: van Dievoet
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Tamm
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Gehlen
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Winkel
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Ernst
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Allison
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Caroni
Published: November 2003

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Monks and Married Women: The Use of the Yearbooks in Defining Testamentary Capacity in Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Readings on Wills
Authors: Mirow
Published: November 2003

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Late Sporen Van Onvrijheid in Noordelijk Nederland
Authors: Schuur
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Hackl
Published: November 2003

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Comptes Rendus
Authors: Mantovani
Published: November 2003

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Teaching the civil law at Louvain as reported by Scottish students in the 1430s (Mss. Aberdeen 195–197) with addenda on Henricus de Piro (and Johannes Andreae)
Authors: Feenstra
Published: November 2003

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K. Kroeschell, Studien zum frühen und mittelalterlichen deutschen Recht. [Freiburger rechtsgeschichtliche Abhandlungen, Neue Folge, 20]. Duncker & Humblot, Berlin [1995]. 482 S.
Authors: Feenstra
Published: November 2003

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M. Scheffer, Die Gerichtsbarkeit auf Reichs-, Wahl- und Krönungstagen. [Quellen und Forschungen zur höchsten Gerichtsbarkeit im Alten Reich, 27]. Böhlau, Köln–Weimar–Wien 1995. XII + 143 S.
Authors: Nève
Published: November 2003

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Repertorium der Policeyordnungen der Frühen Neuzeit, hrsg. v. K. Härter und M. Stolleis, Band 1: Deutsches Reich und geistliche Kurfürstentümer (Kurmainz, Kurköln, Kurtrier), hrsg. v. K. Härter. [Ius commune, Sonderhefte: Studien zur Europäischen Rechtsgeschichte, 84]. Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main 1996. XIV + 916 p.
Authors: van Peteghem
Published: November 2003

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W. Wohlers, Entstehung und Funktion der Staatsanwaltschaft, Ein Beitrag zu den rechtshistorischen und strukturellen Grundlagen des reformierten Strafverfahrens. [Hamburger Rechtsstudien, 84]. Duncker & Humblot, Berlin [1994]. [Zugl. Hamburg Univ. Diss. 1992/1993]. 324 S.
Authors:   Bosch
Published: November 2003

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A. Watson, Legal Transplants: An Approach to Comparative Law. Second Edition. [University of Georgia Press], Athens–London [1993]. XVI + 121 p. En 1973 l'Écossais Alan Watson avait étonné le monde anglophone avec un petit liv
Authors:   Waelkens
Published: November 2003

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E.M. Meijers en de herziening van de vertaling van het Belgisch Burgerlijk Wetboek door een Nederlands-Belgische commissie (1938–1941)
Authors: van Dievoet
Published: November 2003

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M. Wimmer, Besitz und Haftung des Vindikationsbeklagten. [Forschungen zum römischen Recht, 41]. Böhlau, Köln–Weimar–Wien 1995. X + 137 p.
Authors: Johnston
Published: November 2003

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K.L. Noethlichs, Das Judentum und der römische Staat: Minderheitenpolitik im antiken Rom. Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, Darmstadt [1996]. VI + 250 S.
Authors: Sirks
Published: November 2003

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Capitula Episcoporum, II, hrsg. v. R. Pokorny und Martina Stratmann, unter Mitwirkung von W.-D. Runge; III, hrsg. v. R. Pokorny. [Monumenta Germaniae Historica, Capitula Episcoporum, II-III]. Hahnsche Buchhandlung, Hannover 1995. XVI + 241 s.; XVIII + 379 s.
Authors: Meens
Published: November 2003

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H. Lange, Römisches Recht im Mittelalter, Band I: die Glossatoren. Beck, München 1997. XXXI + 485 p.
Authors: Gouron
Published: November 2003

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J. Bart, Histoire du droit privé, de la chute de l'Empire romain au XIXe siécle. Montchrestien, [Paris 1998]. 537 p.
Authors: Godding
Published: November 2003

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Nicoletta Sarti, Maximum dirimendarum causarum remedium: il giuramento di calunnia nella dottrina civilistica dei secoli XI-XIII. [Seminario giuridico della Università di Bologna, 160]. Giuffré, Milano 1995. VI + 310 p.
Authors: Wolfgang Nörr
Published: November 2003

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Maximiliane Kriechbaum, Actio, ius und dominium in den Rechtslehren des 13. und 14. Jahrhunderts. [Münchener Universitätsschriften, Juristische Fakultät, Abhandlungen zur rechtswissenschaftlichen Grundlagenforschung, 77]. Aktiv Druck und Verlag, Ebelsbach 1996. XII + 466 S.
Authors: Feenstra
Published: November 2003

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S. Dauchy, De processen in beroep uit Vlaanderen bij het Parlement van Parijs (1320-1521), Een rechtshistorisch onderzoek naar de wording van staat en souvereiniteit in de Bourgondisch-Habsburgse periode. [Verhandelingen van de Koninklijke Aca Wetenschappen, Letteren en Schone Kunsten van België, Klasse der Letteren, Jaargang 57, 1995, Nr. 154]. KAWLSK, Brussel 1995. VI + 328 p.
Authors: Wijffels
Published: November 2003

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A. Krikke, Ruit Hora: Bibliografie van de bibliotheca Grotiana uit de verzameling van Kornelis Pieter Jongbloed (1913-1993). [A. Jongbloed en Zn., Den Haag s.a. (1997)]. 327 p.
Authors: Feenstra
Published: November 2003

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Justitie En De Bescherming Van De Goede Zeden: Geboortebeperking En Neo-Malthusianisme Voor Het Assisenhof Van Brabant Op Het Einde Van De 19e Eeuw
Authors: Heeren
Published: November 2003

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O. Lenel, Gesammelte Schriften, herausgegeben und eingeleitet von O. Behrends und F. D'Ippolito, I (1876-1889), LVIII + 568 p.; II (1892-1902), XIV + 509 p.; III (1902-1914), XII + 611 p.; IV (1915-1932), XIV + 710 p.; V (Besprechungen, Reden, Errinerungen), XVIII + 485 p. [Antiqua 52-56]. Jovene, Napoli [1990-1994]
Authors: Wubbe
Published: November 2003

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Éva Jakab, Praedicere und cavere beim Marktkauf – Sachmängel im griechischen und römischen Recht. [Münchener Beiträge zur Papyrusforschung und antiken Rechtsgeschichte, 87]. Beck, München 1997. XI + 332 S.
Authors: Wagner
Published: November 2003

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A.J.B. Sirks, Summaria antiqua Codicis Theodosiani, Réédition, avec les gloses publiées dans Codicis Theodosiani fragmenta Taurinensia (ed. P. Krüger). [Chez l'auteur], Amsterdam 1996. XII + 130 p.
Authors: Stolte
Published: November 2003

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W.A. Kelly, The Library of Lord George Douglas (ca. 1667/8?–1693?): An Early Donation to the Advocates Library. [Libri Pertinentes, 5]. LP Publications, Cambridge 1997. XIX + 166 p.
Authors: Wijffels
Published: November 2003

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Jenny Bourne Wahl, The Bondsman's Burden: An Economic Analysis of the Common Law of Southern Slavery. [Cambridge Historical Studies in American Law and Society]. Cambridge University Press, [Cambridge – New York – Oakleigh 1998]. XII + 277 p.
Authors: Huussen jr.
Published: November 2003

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The Social Policy of Emperor Constantine in Codex Theodosianus 4,6,3
Authors: Mcginn
Published: November 2003

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LA DEMANDE EN JUSTICE DEVANT LE PARLEMENT CIVIL AU QUATORZIÈME SIÈCLE
Authors: Paschel
Published: November 2003

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A. Kollmann, Begriffs- und Problemgeschichte des Verhältnisses von formellem und materiellem Recht. [Schriften zur Rechtsgeschichte, 68]. Duncker & Humblot, Berlin [1996]. 743 S.
Authors: Schrage
Published: November 2003

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P.C. Ferguson, Medieval Papal Representatives in Scotland: Legates, Nuncios, and Judges-Delegate, 1125-1286. [Publications of the Stair Society, 45]. The Stair Society, Edinburgh 1997. XIV + 342 p.
Authors: Vleeschouwers-van Melkebeek
Published: November 2003

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A. Gómez de Castro, Las Vestals romanas (año 1562), ed. by J. García Sánchez. [Universidad de Oviedo, 1993]. 334 p. + 24 unnumbered pages [= Justi Lipsii de Vesta et Vestalibus syntagma] + p. 335-358, 15 figs.
Authors: Crawford
Published: November 2003

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G. Hemmy, De Testimoniis: The testimony of Aethiopians, Chinese and other pagans as well as of the Hottentots inhabiting the Cape of Good Hope, likewise about the complaints of East Indian slaves, A thesis presented to the University of Leiden in 1770 for the Degree of Doctor of Both Laws, Edited and translated from the Latin by Margaret Hewett. UCT, [Cape Town] 1998. XXXIII + 2 x p. 9-67
Authors: de Smidt
Published: November 2003

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Old Law Books from the Libraries of the `Raad van Justitie' (High Court) and J.N. van Dessin (South African Library), compiled by J.Th. de Smidt. Grafaria, Leiden 1998. 112 p.
Authors: Wijffels
Published: November 2003

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K. Luig, Römisches Recht, Naturrecht, Nationales Recht. [Bibliotheca eruditorum, 22]. Keip, Goldbach [1998]. XXV + 513 S.
Authors: Feenstra
Published: November 2003

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Ph. Nélidoff, Société albigeoise et préparation des Etats généraux de 1789. [Centre albigeois d'histoire du droit et des institutions]. Presses de l'Université des sciences sociales de Toulouse, Toulouse 1996. 254 p.
Authors: Cauchies
Published: November 2003

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A. Grilli, Die französische Justizorganisation am linken Rheinufer, 1797-1803. [Rechtshistorische Reihe, 190]. Peter Lang, [Frankfurt am Main 1999]. 287 S.
Authors: Schubert
Published: November 2003

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Nachschlagewerk des Reichsgerichts, Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch, hrsg. v. W. Schubert und H.P. Glöckner, Band 5,1: 256-319; Band 5,2: 320-432; Band 6,1: 433-610; Band 6,2: 611-811. Keip, Goldbach [1997-1998]. XII + 596 + [IV] S. + S. 597-1221; XII + 660 + XII S. + S. 661-1418
Authors: Ernst
Published: November 2003

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S. Korman, The Right of Conquest: The Acquisition of Territory by Force in International Law and Practice. Clarendon Press, Oxford 1996. X + 342 p.
Authors: Wijffels
Published: November 2003

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Anatomie d'un Mensonge: Le Livre au Roi et la Révision de l'Histoire du Royaume Latin par les Juristes du XIIIE Siècle
Authors: Greilsammer
Published: November 2003

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Ursprung und Soziale Herkunft der Städtischen Vertreter in den Ständeversammlungen Kastiliens im 15. und Anfang des 16. Jahrhunderts
Authors: Czeguhn
Published: November 2003

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Caging the Emperor: The Legal Basis for Detaining Napoleon Bonaparte
Authors: Melikan
Published: November 2003

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Seismic Damage Characteristics of Cripple Walls
Authors: Chai Y. H. , Hutchinson Tara C.
Published: November 2003

Significant losses were reported for wood-framed construction during past earthquakes in California due to damage or collapse of cripple walls in single-family residential buildings. A common cripple wall failure involves the upper stories shifting laterally over the “soft” unbraced cripple wall, causing the building to drop vertically, which in turn causes fracture of sewer, water, and gas lines, and often leads to irreparable loss of the building. This paper presents results from a series of in-plane level and stepped cripple wall tests, which were conducted as a part of the CUREE-Caltech Woodframe Project. Specimens with details representative of current retrofit and new construction were tested using displacement histories recommended for near-fault and ordinary ground motions. Code requirements and previous research on cripple walls are first reviewed, followed by a presentation of the damage characteristics of cripple walls. The effects of loading histories on the response of cripple walls are also described.
Equivalent Lateral Force and Modal Analysis Procedures of the 2000 NEHRP Provisions for Buildings with Damping Systems
Authors: Whittaker Andrew S. , Constantinou Michael C. , Ramirez Oscar M. , Johnson Martin W. , Chrysostomou Christis Z.
Published: November 2003

Equivalent lateral force and modal analysis procedures for yielding buildings with damping systems were developed, validated, and incorporated in the 2000 NEHRP Provisions. The technical basis for each procedure is described in the paper together with the simplifications adopted for inclusion in the Provisions. Procedures for calculating the effective damping and effective period and higher mode damping ratios for buildings equipped with yielding, viscoelastic, linear viscous, and nonlinear viscous damping devices are presented.
Validation of the 2000 NEHRP Provisions’ Equivalent Lateral Force and Modal Analysis Procedures for Buildings with Damping Systems
Authors: Ramirez Oscar M. , Constantinou Michael C. , Whittaker Andrew S. , Kircher Charles A. , Johnson Martin W. , Chrysostomou Christis Z.
Published: November 2003

Equivalent lateral force and modal analysis procedures for yielding buildings with damping systems were developed, validated, and incorporated in the 2000 NEHRP Provisions. Key to the implementation of the procedures was the validation process that demonstrated the accuracy of the proposed procedures. The procedures for implementing yielding, viscoelastic, linear viscous, and nonlinear viscous dampers were tested using the results of nonlinear response-history analysis on sample three- and six-story frames and were found to be robust.
SDOF Demand Index Relationships for Performance-Based Seismic Design
Authors: Farrow Kenneth T. , Kurama Yahya C.
Published: November 2003

This paper investigates design relationships to estimate the following four seismic demand indices for single-degree-of-freedom (SDOF) systems: (1) the peak displacement ductility demand, μ; (2) the cumulative plastic displacement ductility demand, μp; (3) the residual displacement ductility demand, μr; and (4) the number of yield events, ny. The main objectives of the study are (1) to develop relatively simple regression relationships that can be used to estimate mean values of these demand indices; and (2) to investigate the effects of structure yield strength, hysteretic behavior, fundamental period, site soil characteristics, seismic demand level, site seismicity, and epicentral distance on these relationships. It is shown that the correlation between μ and the other demand indices is usually relatively strong. In some cases, the cross-correlations between the demand indices are weak, indicating that these indices carry independent measures of seismic demand.
The Seismic Design and Performance of Reinforced Concrete Beam-Column Knee Joints in Buildings
Authors: Megget Leslie M.
Published: November 2003

The seismic performance of eleven half-scale and three full-sized reinforced concrete beam-column knee joints was tested under inelastic cyclic loading. Twelve joints were designed to the current New Zealand Concrete Standard, NZS 3101 while the remaining two were designed to the 1964 New Zealand Code, which contained few seismic provisions. All the 1995 designs approached or exceeded their nominal beam strengths in both directions and only degraded in strength at displacement ductility factors greater than 2, while the 1960 designs failed prematurely in joint shear at about 70% of the beam nominal strengths. Many of the half-scale joints failed when cover concrete split off in the joint zone, allowing loss of anchorage and slip of the top beam bars. Two full-scale joints were designed to carry the maximum specified code joint shear stress (0.2 fc′), and one subsequently failed due to joint shear when the concrete compressive strength did not reach the specified design value. A third full-size joint was tested with distributed beam reinforcement. This joint performed in a ductile manner to displacement ductility 4 but failed in the second cycle at that displacement, due to buckling of several rows of beam bars.
A Comparative Study of U.S.-Japan Seismic Design of Highway Bridges: I. Design Methods
Authors: Yen W. P. , Cooper J. D. , Park S. W. , Unjoh S. , Terayama T. , Otsuka H.
Published: November 2003

This paper summarizes the results of a comparative study on seismic design of highway bridges jointly undertaken by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and Japan's Public Works Research Institute. The seismic design specifications for highway bridges of the two countries are reviewed and compared with respect to their design philosophies and procedures. Some major design parameters including design seismic forces, response modification factors and minimum support lengths are addressed in detail. The differences between the two specifications are illustrated via a design example of a reinforced concrete column for simple, two-span bridges common in both countries. Three different scale models of the column are designed in accordance with the seismic design specifications of the United States and Japan, and tested on a shake table for their comparative seismic performance. The results of the shake table tests are discussed separately in a companion paper.
Design of a defence hole system for a shear-loaded plate
Authors: Akour S. N , Nayfeh J. F , Nicholson D. W
Published: November 2003

Stress concentrations associated with circular holes in pure shear-loaded plates can be reduced by up to 13.5 per cent by introducing elliptical auxiliary holes along the principal stress directions. These holes are introduced in the areas of low stresses near the main circular hole in order to smooth the principal stress trajectories.

A systematic study based on univariate search optimization method is undertaken by using finite element analysis (FEA) to determine the optimum size and location for an auxiliary defence hole system. The results are validated using RGB (red-green-blue) photoelasticity.
Residual stresses in components formed by the laserengineered net shaping (LENS®) process
Authors: Rangaswamy P , Holden T. M , Rogge R. B , Griffith M. L
Published: November 2003

The residual stress distributions in two laser-engineered net shaping (LENS®) samples were mapped by neutron diffraction. The samples took the form of a thin wall and a pillar of square cross-section. Stresses were measured in the three orthogonal symmetry directions of the parts, parallel and perpendicular to the growth direction. Surprisingly, over most of the bulk of the samples the stress was uniaxial and directed along the growth axis, with compression in the centre of the samples and tension at the edges. The magnitudes of the maximum residual stresses were significant fractions (50 and 80 per cent for the thin wall and pillar respectively) of the 0.2 per cent yield point. The origin of the residual stress distributions is discussed qualitatively in terms of the thermal histories of the samples.
Simple determination of the axial stiffness for largediameter independent wire rope core or fibre core wire ropes
Authors: Raoof M , Davies T. J
Published: November 2003

Raoof and Kraincanic recently developed two somewhat different theoretical models for analysing large-diameter wire ropes with either an independent wire rope core (IWRC) or a fibre core. Most importantly, unlike all of the previously available theories (with their often very lengthy mathematical formulations), very encouraging correlations have been found between Raoof and Kraincanic's theoretical predictions of wire rope axial stiffnesses and a fairly large body of experimental data from other sources, hence providing ample support for the reliability of both theoretical models. Raoof and Kraincanic's original models were, however, computer based and involved certain iterative procedures. This potential drawback for practical applications (in an area where, by tradition, the rule of thumb reigns supreme) is overcome in the present paper, which reports details of some simplified (but still accurate) procedures for predicting the no-slip and/or full-slip axial stiffnesses of wire ropes with either an independent wire rope core or a fibre core, with the proposed formulations being amenable to simple hand calculations using a pocket calculator, which is of value to busy practising engineers.
Bactericidal activity of antimicrobial coated polyurethane sleeves for external fixation pins
Authors: Forster Hamish , Marotta James S. , Heseltine Kim , Milner Richard , Jani Shilesh
Published: November 2003

This study was conducted to assess the potential of gentamicin coated polyurethane sleeves to inhibit bacterial colonization on external fixation pins and wires. These antimicrobial sleeves have been designed to be fitted over the pins and wires, at the time of surgery, as a prophylactic approach to combat the major complication of external fixation treatment, pin tract infection. Elution testing was conducted to estimate the amount of gentamicin released into the pin tract. These gentamicin concentrations were compared to the gentamicin minimal inhibitory concentration (MIC) level for common pin tract pathogens. Elution testing revealed that the gentamicin coated polyurethane sleeves released significant quantities of the antibiotic for up to 26 weeks. The initial bolus release was characterized by predicted pin tract gentamicin concentrations of >80 μg/ml at the 2 h and 1 day elution time points. These amounts of gentamicin, delivered directly to the pin tract, are far beyond those that could be achieved via oral or intravenous administration. Furthermore, the expected concentration of gentamicin in the pin tract remained above the National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards (NCCLS) MIC breakpoint of 4 μg/ml, [Performance standards for antimicrobial susceptibility testing: twelfth informational supplement M100‐S12, NCCLS, Wayne, PA, 2002], for at least 20 weeks. Data from the SENTRY antimicrobial surveillance program (1997–2002) established a high level of bactericidal activity for gentamicin, with 83.1% of the common pin tract pathogen isolates found to be susceptible to the antibiotic. The initial burst and subsequent long‐term sustained local delivery of effective amounts of gentamicin from the antimicrobial sleeves would be expected to inhibit bacterial colonization on external fixation pins and wires. This inhibition of bacterial colonization should substantially reduce the incidence of pin tract infection, and improve the overall outcome and cost effectiveness of external fixation fracture management. © 2003 Orthopaedic Research Society. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Evidence for enhanced mercury reactivity in response to estuarine mixing
Authors: Rolfhus Kristofer R. , Lamborg Carl H. , Fitzgerald William F. , Balcom Prentiss H.
Published: November 2003

Bioaccumulation of methylmercury in coastal U.S. fisheries has led to the issuance of numerous fish consumption advisories, and yet little is known about the processes that make Hg species chemically labile in coastal and estuarine systems. This study examined the role of estuarine mixing in formation of labile Hg complexes (reactive Hg) from relatively refractory Hg‐organic associations in river water and characterized the behavior and distribution of Hg species in the Connecticut River estuary during three distinct collection periods. Results indicate that while total Hg partitioning and concentrations remained fairly constant with increasing salinity, the fraction present as reactive Hg concentrations increased, primarily in the particulate phase. Mixing experiments using both natural and prepared waters indicate that riverine organic ligands rapidly scavenge reactive Hg from natural waters on timescales of minutes to hours, while samples free of riverine influence remained much more “reactive.” Modeling of the estuarine system suggests that elevated concentrations of chloride and dilution of the dominant organic ligand associated with estuarine mixing enhance reactive Hg and predict a bulk log formation constant for the binding ligand of approximately 21. Analysis of Hg0 production from Hg(II)‐spiked, incubated estuarine samples supports the speciation data as higher reactive Hg concentrations and Hg0 production rates were observed in the more saline samples. These results suggest that estuarine mixing may exacerbate Hg methylation, evasion, and bioaccumulation in some systems by promoting the formation of Hg species that are readily labile.
Annual and interannual variations of the Leeuwin Current at 32°S
Authors: Feng Ming , Meyers Gary , Pearce Alan , Wijffels Susan
Published: November 2003

In this study, the annual and interannual variations of the Leeuwin Current at 32°S off the Western Australian coast are investigated. The mean annual cycle and the El Niño and La Niña composites of the Leeuwin Current temperature structures are obtained by linearly fitting a Taylor expansion to historical upper ocean temperature data. A temperature‐salinity relationship is used to derive the salinity field and geostrophy is assumed to calculate the current velocity. The downward tilting of the isotherms toward the coast and the strength of a near‐surface core of the low‐salinity water indicate the seasonal variation of the Leeuwin Current. Seasonally, the Leeuwin Current has the maximum poleward geostrophic transport of 5 Sv (106 m3 s−1) during June–July. Interannually, the Leeuwin Current is distinctly stronger during a La Niña year and weaker during an El Niño year. The annual average poleward geostrophic transports in the mean, the El Niño and La Niña years are 3.4, 3.0, and 4.2 Sv respectively. Variations of the Leeuwin Current structure on annual and interannual timescales are coastally trapped. A linear relationship between the coastal sea level deviation at Fremantle and the Leeuwin Current transport is derived, which justifies and calibrates the usage of the Fremantle sea level as an index for the strength of the Leeuwin Current.
Impact of observed sea‐ice concentration on the Southern Hemisphere extratropical atmospheric circulation in summer
Authors: Raphael M. N.
Published: November 2003

The response of the Southern Hemisphere extratropical, atmospheric circulation to extremes of sea‐ice concentration in summer is investigated using a fully coupled climate model. Maximum and minimum sea‐ice extremes were obtained from satellite‐derived data, and a 12‐month climatology for each case was created. Two 10‐year simulations for each scenario were completed, and the results for the southern summer are compared. At the surface the sea‐ice extremes directly affected the temperatures around Antarctica and through these the latitudinal surface temperature and pressure gradients. The midlatitude surface westerlies are weaker in the maximum scenario, while the polar easterlies expand farther north. In the middle troposphere the zonal jet strengthens slightly and shifts equatorward in the maximum scenario. Comparisons of the sea level pressure field and the 500 hPa geopotential height field for the two scenarios show that the leading mode of circulation variability, the Southern Hemisphere Annular Mode, tends toward positive polarity (lower than normal geopotential heights over Antarctica) in the minimum sea‐ice scenario. This tendency is associated with local differences in surface pressure gradient and temperature and large scale dynamic responses to extremes of sea‐ice concentration.
Size‐resolved aqueous‐phase atmospheric chemistry in a three‐dimensional chemical transport model
Authors: Fahey K. M. , Pandis S. N.
Published: November 2003

Three‐dimensional chemical transport models typically include a bulk description of aqueous‐phase atmospheric chemistry. Previously, this bulk description has been shown to be often inadequate in predicting sulfate production. The pH of the bulk mixture does not adequately describe the pH of the typically heterogeneous droplet population found in clouds and fogs. This often leads to an inability of bulk models to predict sulfate production when pH‐dependent production pathways are important. A more accurate size‐resolved aqueous‐phase chemistry model, however, has long been considered infeasible for incorporation in a three‐dimensional chemical transport model because of high computational costs. Here we investigate the feasibility of adding a computationally efficient size‐resolved aqueous‐phase chemistry module (Variable Size Resolution Model (VSRM)) to a three‐dimensional model (the latest version of the Comprehensive Air Quality Model with extensions (PMCAMx)). The VSRM treats mass transfer between the gas phase and the different droplet populations and executes bulk or two‐section size‐resolved chemistry calculations in each step on the basis of the chemical environment of each computational cell. A fall air pollution episode in California's South Coast Air Basin is simulated, and model predictions are compared to observations. In an environment where clouds or fogs are present, the model without aqueous‐phase chemistry severely underpredicts secondary sulfate formation. In cases where there is a high potential for sulfate production and widely varying composition across the droplet spectrum (over the ocean and near the coast), there is a significant increase in sulfate production over bulk predictions with the activation of a size‐resolved aqueous‐phase chemistry module. Unfortunately, measurements were only available at inland sites, where the difference between bulk and size‐resolved sulfate predictions was small. The effects of other uncertainties on sulfate production are also examined. For limited computational costs (5% overhead), the VSRM can be included in a three‐dimensional chemical transport model.
Testing for Offsetting Behavior and Adverse Recruitment Among Drivers of Airbag‐Equipped Vehicles
Authors: Harless David W. , Hoffer George E.
Published: November 2003

Abstract

Earlier studies reported that an insurance industry index of personal‐injury claims rose after automobiles adopted driver's side airbags and that drivers of airbag‐equipped vehicles were more likely to be at fault in fatal multivehicle accidents. These findings can be explained by the offsetting behavior hypothesis or by at‐risk drivers systematically selecting vehicles with airbags (i.e., adverse recruitment). We test for offsetting behavior and adverse recruitment after airbag adoption using a database containing information on fatal accidents including information on drivers' previous records and drivers' actions that contributed to the occurrence of the accident. Further, we reexamine the personal injury claims index data for newly airbag‐equipped vehicles and show that the rise in the index after airbag adoption may be attributable to moral hazard and a new vehicle ownership pattern. Rental car drivers are much more likely to commit grievous acts than other drivers, and the proportion of new automobiles in daily rental service more than doubled during the period of airbag adoption.