Disputes Settlement For Contract Execution of Public Construction Abstract Disputes Settlement for Contract Execution of Public Construction is a contemporary course recently; it includes cost management, construction management, contract management, risk management and knowledge of negotiation etc. The characteristics of public construction are huge amount contract, long period of construction, higher technology level, complicate of contract, Contract of adhesion ¡]Standard Form Contract¡^attribution etc. So that, the risk and uncertainly of public construction are more than generally construction, and it have great impact on the exit contract execution since the foreign construction company bring in professional attorney and claims expert be in the Disputes Settlement for Contract Execution of Public Constructions. It will bring forth disputes between project planning, design, tend, construction, inspection and acceptance, but it is more complicate and significant influence on the construction period. Therefore, the field of research is Disputes Settlement For Contract Execution of Public Construction, and the focus are risk management and strategic, Disputes prevent and action, and establish a best dispute settlement model of Contract Execution. Firstly of the research describes the characteristics and subtext of negotiation, conciliation, arbitration, suit, the Complaint Review Board for Government Procurement (CRBGP) for mediation and DRB from the literature, and then we instantiate disputes case of Contract Execution according the article 85-1 of the Government Procurement Law, and analysis the risk and strategic, built up the dispute model of Contract Execution, and make approaches to disputes prevent and action of Contract Execution, for example, fair contract and fare risk share between the entity and the supplier, endue with the efficacy of negotiation, and established the system of DRB. Finally, the research generalizes in management subtext, useful management at Contract Execution, decrease the uncontrolled factor of risk, and avoid the dispute of Contract Execution effectually.

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The synoptic gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke are commonly regarded as biographical in nature in their presentation of the life and teachings of Jesus. The gospels of Matthew and Luke report that Jesus was born a Hebrew among Hebrews, raised as a Jew within the Jewish nation, and functioned a first century Rabbi in a completely Jewish context during which time he started his own movement called the kingdom of heaven. The Rabbis of that day commonly enlisted a group of followers or disciples. The combination of a Rabbi and his students constituted an academy. Two schools or academies existed during the time of Jesus and were contemporary with him, the school of Shammai and the school of Hillel. The Babylonian Talmud dating from 500 C.E. records exactly three hundred and sixteen legal controversies between these two schools. Legal disputes between Jesus and representatives of one or the other existing schools of thought are recorded in the synoptic gospels. Each record clearly identifies the subject under dispute and the positions of the disputing parties. Nevertheless, the incomplete information provided in the synoptic gospels is not sufficient to allow readers to understand the dispute at hand. For example, a group of unidentified Pharisees approach Jesus with a specific question regarding the legalities of divorce. They ask the following question: "Is it lawful to divorce one's wife for any cause (Matthew 19:3)?" This question can raise these questions in the readers minds: Why was this question presented to Jesus? What is the background of this legality? What is the actual law regarding this matter? Is this an unresolved issue? Who are the parties involved in resolving this issue? Is there more detailed information regarding this issue? Ancient Jewish sources provide answers to all of these questions. This dissertation provides the material lacking in the synoptic gospels to enable one to understand the controversy and Jesus' interpretation. This will be accomplished through use of Jewish sources that provide the details of the disputes recorded in the synoptic gospels as well as identifying the various parties involved. Behind the process of presenting background information in this dissertation lies the premise that any study of the life and teachings of Jesus performed without consulting ancient Jewish sources will result in confusion and misunderstanding. This dissertation highlights information relating to these controversies that is lacking in the synoptic gospels and will enable the reader to understand the nature of the controversy and Jesus' conclusions. / text

This thesis contributes to the knowledge and understanding of the anti-racist movement in Sweden by describing its development from the early 1930s to the mid-2000s. It pays special attention to mapping and analyzing the ideas that have motivated anti-racist activities and their importance for mobilizing support and movement activity. Using the theoretical toolbox of the framing perspective, the strengths, weaknesses, possibilities and limitations of different anti-racist frames are discussed, as are the consequences of different types of intra-movement frame disputes and frame contests with external actors. By tracing and describing the historical development of the movement and different types of anti-racist frames, I create a typology of different anti-racist actors - what I call pragmatic, radical and moderate anti-racists. The activities of these types of actors are described throughout the long and winding history of the movement. In the thesis, the movement’s history is divided into four waves of protest. The movement’s roots stretch back to the 1930s and the struggle against Fascism and Nazism. It continues during the 1960s and onwards with the anti-apartheid movement, the 1980s mass mobilizations against domestic racist groups and the intensified struggles of the last decades against racist extremism, right-wing populism and various aspects of structural racism. Based on the typology, three cases are selected for further scrutiny. Pragmatic anti-racism is studied through the activities of Stoppa rasismen (Stop racism) in the 1980s, radical anti-racism through Antifascistisk aktion (Antifascist action, also known as AFA) during the 1990s and moderate anti-racism through Samling mot rasism och diskriminering (Gathering against racism and discrimination) at the turn of the millennium. By gaining access to extensive empirical material I have been able to follow each case from its first steps to its downfall. The material has been gathered from a variety of sources using different qualitative techniques. I have conducted semi-structured interviews with activists and analyzed protocols, pamphlets, journals, internal bulletins, mails, posters, speeches, web pages that have been disbanded, pictures, films and books. The analysis shows that the different types of actors face different challenges, and have different strengths and weaknesses when it comes to mobilizing consensus and fostering participation. However, the three actors have also faced common challenges when trying to mobilize against racism given the national context, the self-image of Sweden as a tolerant, open and egalitarian country and the dominant views of racism, which taken together has turned racism into a serious but fairly marginal problem. The analysis also shows the effects of frame disputes and frame contests with regard to diagnostic, prognostic and motivational aspects of framing. At times the dividing lines have led to a broadening of the movement and its work, creating a wide mobilization potential and a strong multitudinous movement. During other periods the differences have contributed to long and profound conflicts that have drained the organizations and activists of time, resources and energy. Instead of focusing on combating their opponents, the anti-racist groups have been engulfed in internal strife, which has severely fragmented, divided and weakened the movement and hindered mobilization – contributing to turning the movement into a dispersed “milieu” by the mid-2000s. The thesis concludes with a chapter discussing how the empirical applicability of the framing perspective can be improved.

The following study develops a structured focused comparison of two South American territorial crises: the Beagle Channel Crisis between Argentina and Chile (1977--1978) and the Cenepa Crisis between Ecuador and Peru (1994--1995). From a conventional perspective, the Beagle Channel Crisis should have escalated to war because it was a fully militarized inter-state crisis carried out by a military dyad. In contrast, the Cenepa Crisis should not have ended in war because it was a democratic dyad and the dissatisfied state was the weaker power. Yet the opposite happened in both cases: in the Beagle Channel Crisis the escalation process was contained, whereas in the Cenepa Crisis the situation escalated into an intensive war. / Based on a comparison of these two dyads, this study argues that deterrence strategy alone is not sufficient to prevent war. Only an interaction of deterrence strategy and third party involvement can contain an escalatory process, constituting a tool for strengthening deterrence.

This master of Thesis presents advantages and disadvantages of resolving international private disputes in arbitration. Arbitration is a modern method of dealing with disputes, it is one of the form of alternative dispute resolution. International arbitration provides the parties to a dispute with the opportunite to obtain a decision from a judge or judges of their own choice. Arbitration obviates a public hearing in open court by judge. Lithuania has made significant steps towards a free market economy in past decade. Therefore there was an intensive development in the area of international commercial contracts. Furthermore the growing number of commercial disputes arose and development on international commercial arbitration laws was in the great need. Nevertheles the practice of local courts and recources of doctrine are very poor, that‘s the main motive to investigate advantages and disatvantages of resolving disputes in arbitration in this thesis. Dispute resolving in arbitration has more advantages than disatvantages. It is an effective and convenient technique of resoving international privatel disputes. Arbitration offers advantages over litigation as a way of enabling disputes to be resolved relatively quickly and simply without the need to go to court. The thesis is made of four parts. The first part presents international arbitration and procedure of international disputes resolution in arbitration. The second part analizes differences between arbitration and... [to full text]