A Lang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 66795 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | A Lang |
| NOMBRES | A |
| APELLIDO | Lang |
| FIRMA | LANG A |
| AFILIACIONES | London School of Economics and Political Science |
| ORCID | 0009-0006-6741-666X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 44 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 42 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1892 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Cancer Incidence Trends in the Oil Shale Industrial Region in Estonia
Large oil shale resources are found in Eastern Estonia, where the mineral resource is mined, excavated, and used for electricity generation and shale oil extraction. During industrial activities in the last 100 years, pollutants have been emitted in large amounts, some of which are toxic and carcinogenic. The current study aims to analyse time trends in cancer incidence in the oil shale industry-affected areas and compare them with overall cancer…
Supplemental Material for Evaluations of Empathizers Depend on the Target of Empathy
Funerary Epigrams of Ancient Greece
"Taking a wide selection of Greek funerary epigrams from the 6th to 4th centuries BC, this volume considers their historical and chronological contexts to draw out information about the society that created them. A thematic structure within a broader chronological framework provides a valuable lens on the epigrams, allowing readers to compare particular types across the time period. The focus is on epitaphs of individuals in the most significant …
Residents’ Self-Reported Health Effects and Annoyance in Relation to Air Pollution Exposure in an Industrial Area in Eastern-Estonia
Eastern Estonia has large oil shale mines and industrial facilities mainly focused on electricity generation from oil shale and shale oil extraction, which produce high air pollution emissions. The "Study of the health impact of the oil shale sector-SOHOS" was aimed at identifying the impacts on residents' health and annoyance due to the industrial processing. First, a population-wide survey about health effects and annoyance was carried out. Sec…
World Trade Law After Neo-liberalism
Governing 'As If
Journal Article Governing 'As If': Global Subsidies Regulation and the Benchmark Problem Get access Andrew Lang Andrew Lang * * Associate Professor (Reader), Law Department, London School of Economics. Email: [email protected] . Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Current Legal Problems, Volume 67, Issue 1, 2014, Pages 135-168, https://doi.org/10.1093/clp/cuu006 Published: 25 July 2014
Emmanuelle Jouannet. The Liberal-Welfarist Law of Nations
This text, an excellent English translation of the original 2011 French publication, represents an ambitious attempt to tell a new history of international over three centuries, from the 18th century law of nations of the Moderns to the present day. Its central move is to orient this history round an account of international law's dual purposes, one liberal, the other welfarist: international is neither narrowly welfarist nor narrowly liberal .. …
The Legal Construction of Economic Rationalities
This article makes the claim that certain strands of thinking within the sociology of knowledge, including the sociology of science, may provide some of the most powerful intellectual resources for rethinking the role of law within economic life. Starting with an understanding of the 'rationality' of economic actors as a situated social construction, this literature encourages us to explore law's role in the construction, dissemination, and evolu…
The Hidden World of WTO Governance
In academic literature the WTO is largely viewed as synonymous with its novel system for the settlement of disputes. We seek to demonstrate in this article that there is more to the WTO than this, and to exemplify this claim by reference to two specific sites of non-judicial governance in the WTO. We suggest that these two WTO committees perform important functions which are largely hidden from view. In particular, we point to the role that they …
The Hidden World of WTO Governance
In academic literature the WTO is largely viewed as synonymous with its novel system for the settlement of disputes. We seek to demonstrate in this article that there is more to the WTO than this, and to exemplify this claim by reference to two specific sites of non-judicial governance in the WTO. We suggest that these two WTO committees perform important functions which are largely hidden from view. In particular, we point to the role that they …
Taking Uncertainty Seriously
It is always a pleasure and an honour to have a colleague engage with one's work in detail. We are grateful, therefore, to Mónica García-Salmones for her response to our article, and are pleased to have this opportunity to clarify some aspects of our thinking and our approach that may not have been explicit enough in the original piece. Given the limitations of space available, we have decided to put to one side the many points of detail on which…
The Thirteenth Chime
Taking Uncertainty Seriously
The problem of uncertainty presents a major challenge for institutions of international governance. In this article we draw lessons from a variety of literatures, including ecology and environmental management, for understanding and responding to uncertainty. From them we derive a model of ' adaptive governance ' as a way to respond to the extensive and pervasive uncertainty confronting decision-makers in international institutions. Adaptive gove…
Reflecting on ‘Linkage’
Since the creation of the World Trade Organisation, the international trading system has lived through a decade of sustained and vocal public criticism. International trade lawyers have made significant efforts to engage, evaluate and respond to these critiques. This article assesses the adequacy of these responses, focusing on the so‐called ‘trade and’ debate – or ‘trade linkage’ debate – in international trade law. While this debate has produce…
Correspondence.
Lord Avebury on Marriage, Totemism, and Religion
Kabi Sub-Class Names
Method and Minotaur
The "Historicity" of Arunta Traditions
The Puzzle of Kaiabara Sub-Class Names
231) saw that there is probably "an inaccuracy."There are about seven inaccuracies !Mr. Frazer rightly suspects confusion of the names of classes and sub-classes with those of totems, in Mr. Howitt's paper in Journ.Anthr.Inst.(XIII, p. 336), but himself makes a curious oversight.If I may conjecturally emend a document certainly erroneous, Mr. Howitt's table of Kaiabara " totemic marriages " (N.T. S. E. A., p. 229) the results will be lucid, and, …
Puluga
Mr. Gason and Dieri Totemism
Exogamy
5.-This verse describes the-preparations made by the spirit dancer in order that he may do his part worthily.6, line 1. -Tissahami explained that the elephants of the deceased became possessed by his spirit, but Mr. Parker considers this line refers to the people being too full of grief to drive the wild elephants out of their fields.6, line 2.-Bambara is the rock bee (Apis indica) ; the sound of weeping is compared to the humming of many bees.8,…
Pirauru in Scotland
Linked Totems
The Hidden World of WTO Governance
In academic literature the WTO is largely viewed as synonymous with its novel system for the settlement of disputes. We seek to demonstrate in this article that there is more to the WTO than this, and to exemplify this claim by reference to two specific sites of non-judicial governance in the WTO. We suggest that these two WTO committees perform important functions which are largely hidden from view. In particular, we point to the role that they …
World Trade Law After Neo-liberalism
Governing 'As If
Journal Article Governing 'As If': Global Subsidies Regulation and the Benchmark Problem Get access Andrew Lang Andrew Lang * * Associate Professor (Reader), Law Department, London School of Economics. Email: [email protected] . Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Current Legal Problems, Volume 67, Issue 1, 2014, Pages 135-168, https://doi.org/10.1093/clp/cuu006 Published: 25 July 2014
Taking Uncertainty Seriously
The problem of uncertainty presents a major challenge for institutions of international governance. In this article we draw lessons from a variety of literatures, including ecology and environmental management, for understanding and responding to uncertainty. From them we derive a model of ' adaptive governance ' as a way to respond to the extensive and pervasive uncertainty confronting decision-makers in international institutions. Adaptive gove…
The Legal Construction of Economic Rationalities
This article makes the claim that certain strands of thinking within the sociology of knowledge, including the sociology of science, may provide some of the most powerful intellectual resources for rethinking the role of law within economic life. Starting with an understanding of the 'rationality' of economic actors as a situated social construction, this literature encourages us to explore law's role in the construction, dissemination, and evolu…
Dorset Folklore Collected in 1897
1.This investigation was made for the Ethnographical Survey Committee of the British Association.The compiler, in all matters beyond his own personal ken, has thought it essential to append, when possible, the name of his informant.Cerne was selected as the centre of inquiry.2. Cerne was formerly a great mart for leather and skins.The men were tanners, and tawers, and parchment-makers.Over one shop-window a man is still described as a tawer, or w…
Reflecting on ‘Linkage’
Since the creation of the World Trade Organisation, the international trading system has lived through a decade of sustained and vocal public criticism. International trade lawyers have made significant efforts to engage, evaluate and respond to these critiques. This article assesses the adequacy of these responses, focusing on the so‐called ‘trade and’ debate – or ‘trade linkage’ debate – in international trade law. While this debate has produce…
Puluga
The "Historicity" of Arunta Traditions
Linked Totems
Death's Deeds”
The Origin of Totem Names and Beliefs
TOTEM names are the titles of groups of kindred, real or imagined ; they are derived from animals, plants, and other natural objects; they appear among tribes who reckon descent either on the sword or spindle side, and the totem name of each group is usually (but not in the case of the Arunta) the mark of the exogamous limit.None may marry a person of the same totem name.But, in company with this prohibition, is found a body of myths, superstitio…
The Fire Walk Ceremony in Tahiti
not always readily discerned, but God knows where it is all planted and the time of the harvest He knows as well.The times are growing late, the Prince of Peace may be at the gate.To them whom He has called has He the Water of Life throughout the world everywhere.We must wait and believe and not lose heart."Behold, I am with you always even unto the consummation of all things."In this manner I would explain to our gifted editor, whose pen is far …
Fourteenth Annual Report Of The Council. January 13th, 1892
Fourteenth Annual Report Of The Council. January 13th, 1892
Professor Child
Mythes, Cultes et Religion
Dorset Folklore Collected in 1897
1.This investigation was made for the Ethnographical Survey Committee of the British Association.The compiler, in all matters beyond his own personal ken, has thought it essential to append, when possible, the name of his informant.Cerne was selected as the centre of inquiry.2. Cerne was formerly a great mart for leather and skins.The men were tanners, and tawers, and parchment-makers.Over one shop-window a man is still described as a tawer, or w…
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
The Fire Walk Ceremony in Tahiti
not always readily discerned, but God knows where it is all planted and the time of the harvest He knows as well.The times are growing late, the Prince of Peace may be at the gate.To them whom He has called has He the Water of Life throughout the world everywhere.We must wait and believe and not lose heart."Behold, I am with you always even unto the consummation of all things."In this manner I would explain to our gifted editor, whose pen is far …
The Martyrdom of St. Dasius
Goblins
Australian Marriage Systems
The Origin of Totem Names and Beliefs
TOTEM names are the titles of groups of kindred, real or imagined ; they are derived from animals, plants, and other natural objects; they appear among tribes who reckon descent either on the sword or spindle side, and the totem name of each group is usually (but not in the case of the Arunta) the mark of the exogamous limit.None may marry a person of the same totem name.But, in company with this prohibition, is found a body of myths, superstitio…
Notes on Ballad Origins
Correspondence.
Correspondence.
Supra
Bantu Totemism
Cardinal Beaton and the Will of James V
Cardinal Beaton and the Will of James V Get access A. LANG A. LANG Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, Volume XXI, Issue LXXXII, April 1906, Pages 317–319, https://doi.org/10.1093/ehr/XXI.LXXXII.317 Published: 01 April 1906
Reponse a M. A. Lang
Quaestiones Totemicae
Death's Deeds”
Pirauru in Scotland
Linked Totems
Mr. Gason and Dieri Totemism
Exogamy
5.-This verse describes the-preparations made by the spirit dancer in order that he may do his part worthily.6, line 1. -Tissahami explained that the elephants of the deceased became possessed by his spirit, but Mr. Parker considers this line refers to the people being too full of grief to drive the wild elephants out of their fields.6, line 2.-Bambara is the rock bee (Apis indica) ; the sound of weeping is compared to the humming of many bees.8,…
Method and Minotaur
The "Historicity" of Arunta Traditions
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