The labels placed on individuals or imposed by the person, individually, is a frequent source of socially scientific inquiry. Here the discussion of the “moral” person verses the “law-abiding” individual will expand to include self-imposed labels and labels given by others in society. The analysis of the moral person versus the law-abiding person begins to …
Kevin J. Martin, the chairman of FCC acknowledged the influence of technology to changes in trends in the advertising sphere. The scope of advertising became broader with the proliferation of advertising media widely used at present, not only limited to traditional newspaper, television, or radio outlets. The Internet and mobile phones have become major channels …
In his book, The Laws of People, John Rawls discussed the similarities and differences of the two doctrines of war, the “Supreme Emergency Exemption” and the “Catholic Doctrine of Double Effect”, that have significance in how the laws are affected by certain events, especially during emergencies. These doctrines override the rights of innocent people and …
In February 19, 1903 a Statute was issued by the state of Oregon that limited the hours of work for women in factories, mechanical establishments or laundries to a maximum of ten hours. In 1905 female workers at the laundry owned by Curt Muller were ordered to work beyond the maximum 10 hours per day. …
