Bernstein Exception in Asia Bernstein Exception in the Context of Treaty Exceptions The Bernstein Exception in International Civil Litigation Analysis of the The Bernstein Exception in relation with the Exceptions to the Act of State Doctrine. Resources See Also International Tort Discovery […]
Bal Gangadhar Tilak in Asia Bal Gangadhar Tilak History Born in 1856, he was an Indian nationalist, social reformer and independence fighter, known as the ‘Father of Indian Unrest’. He founded and led the Indian Home Rule League in 1914 and concluded the Lucknow Pact with Mohammed Ali Jinnah […]
Blocking Statutes in Asia Blocking Statutes in the Context of Unilateral Extraterritoriality Foreign Blocking Statutes in International Civil Litigation Analysis of the Foreign Blocking Statutes Resources See Also Abuse of Process International Judicial Assistance in Civil Matters […]
Buddhism in Asia History of Buddhism The following concept of Buddhism may be usefull here: Founded by Siddhartha Gauthama, the Buddha (the ‘Enlightened One’), Buddhism developed out of Hinduism and is practised in Japan, China, and South East Asia. It is based on the search for enlightenment.
Beirut in Asia Beirut History The capital and largest city of Lebanon
Belo Carlos Felipe Ximenes in Asia Carlos Felipe Ximenes Belo, born in 1946, bishop of East Timor and recipient of the Nobel Prize for peace in 1996. He became widely recognized for encouraging a peaceful struggle for East Timor’s independence following its invasion by Indonesia in 1975. Belo […]
Bulwark in Asia Definition of Bulwark in Bulwark in the Legal Dictionary. See encyclopedic entry about Bulwark In the Legal Wiki Encyclopedia: Bulwark. Related Terms Bulwark: noun abutment’ asylum barricade barrier bastion battlement buffer bulkhead buttress citadel defense embankment fort […]