Hans J Lind
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 9237331 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Hans J Lind |
| NOMBRES | Hans J |
| APELLIDO | Lind |
| FIRMA | LIND H J |
| AFILIACIONES | FWF Austrian Science Fund |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8509-711X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Navigating the Pitfalls of Counterfactuality: Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Legal Fictions
The introductory essay on legal fictionality engages with the practice of legal fictions from Roman Law to the twenty-first century, and with the attempts of legal scholarship to conceptualize this particular form of legal imagination. It will discuss the major questions established in the past, with a particular emphasis on the classical understanding of legal fictions as “untrue” or “counterfactual” assumptions—a dichotomy that has pervaded leg…
Rewriting the Surface: On Graffiti, the Law, and the Nature of Things
The article believes that the legal field needs to reconsider its approach to the surface of things. Using examples from jurisprudence of the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union and considering the legal tradition from the Roman Republic to today, the paper inquires why the law has evident problems in dealing with surface-oriented artforms, such as graffiti and postmodern literature. By consulting theorists of the surface, f…
The End of Originalism? Comparing-Cultures and Text Exegesis
When it comes to interpreting the Constitution of the United States, constitutional scholars have long ignored the fact that the United States were a multilingual society at their inception. This essay will examine the multi-lingual situation of the eighteenth century United States (with a special focus on the German and Dutch minorities) and its relevance for the interpretation of the Constitution today, addressing theories as original intent or…
Théorie critique de la propagande
La publication en 2013 d'une version reconstruite du texte de Kracauer Die totalitäre Propaganda (1937-1938) a renouvelé la perception que l’on pouvait avoir de cette dimension de son œuvre et de son apport à une « théorie critique de la propagande ». La réflexion sur la propagande s’inscrit dans le contexte plus vaste de l’élaboration par les exilés allemands, au tournant des années 1930-1940, d’une grille de lecture du national-socialisme, vu c…
Translation Approaches in Constitutional Hermeneutics
In this article, we suggest an alternate approach to interpreting the US Constitution, using founding-era translations. We demonstrate how both symmetries and asymmetries in structure and vocabulary of the languages involved can help in deciding nowadays’ problems of constitutional interpretation. We select seven controversial passages of the US constitution to illustrate our approach: Art. I, § 8, cl. 3 (“to regulate commerce”); Art. II, § 1, cl…
Who is Governing the Commons: Studying Swedish Housing Cooperatives
This study examines current governance structures related to multifamily buildings designed by single actors (developers) and operated in cooperative forms. The study analyses the long-term sustainability of the resource regime of study (multifamily buildings) and inked governance structures by applying Ostrom’s eight design principles for long-term survival of self-organized resource regimes (Common-pool resources or CPR’s). The study also searc…
The Effect of Rent Regulations and Contract Structure on Renovation: A Theoretical Analysis of the Swedish System
The standard view is that rent regulation leads to a reduction in maintenance as the landlord will be able to find tenants at the regulated rent even if the level of maintenance is low. In this article, it is shown that the rent regulation system in Sweden interacts with a contract structure where the rent is allowed to increase only if the standard of the apartment is raised compared to when the apartment was new. Ordinary maintenance is include…
The Effect of Rent Regulations and Contract Structure on Renovation: A Theoretical Analysis of the Swedish System
The standard view is that rent regulation leads to a reduction in maintenance as the landlord will be able to find tenants at the regulated rent even if the level of maintenance is low. In this article, it is shown that the rent regulation system in Sweden interacts with a contract structure where the rent is allowed to increase only if the standard of the apartment is raised compared to when the apartment was new. Ordinary maintenance is include…
Who is Governing the Commons: Studying Swedish Housing Cooperatives
This study examines current governance structures related to multifamily buildings designed by single actors (developers) and operated in cooperative forms. The study analyses the long-term sustainability of the resource regime of study (multifamily buildings) and inked governance structures by applying Ostrom’s eight design principles for long-term survival of self-organized resource regimes (Common-pool resources or CPR’s). The study also searc…
The Effect of Rent Regulations and Contract Structure on Renovation: A Theoretical Analysis of the Swedish System
The standard view is that rent regulation leads to a reduction in maintenance as the landlord will be able to find tenants at the regulated rent even if the level of maintenance is low. In this article, it is shown that the rent regulation system in Sweden interacts with a contract structure where the rent is allowed to increase only if the standard of the apartment is raised compared to when the apartment was new. Ordinary maintenance is include…
Who is Governing the Commons: Studying Swedish Housing Cooperatives
This study examines current governance structures related to multifamily buildings designed by single actors (developers) and operated in cooperative forms. The study analyses the long-term sustainability of the resource regime of study (multifamily buildings) and inked governance structures by applying Ostrom’s eight design principles for long-term survival of self-organized resource regimes (Common-pool resources or CPR’s). The study also searc…
Théorie critique de la propagande
La publication en 2013 d'une version reconstruite du texte de Kracauer Die totalitäre Propaganda (1937-1938) a renouvelé la perception que l’on pouvait avoir de cette dimension de son œuvre et de son apport à une « théorie critique de la propagande ». La réflexion sur la propagande s’inscrit dans le contexte plus vaste de l’élaboration par les exilés allemands, au tournant des années 1930-1940, d’une grille de lecture du national-socialisme, vu c…
Translation Approaches in Constitutional Hermeneutics
In this article, we suggest an alternate approach to interpreting the US Constitution, using founding-era translations. We demonstrate how both symmetries and asymmetries in structure and vocabulary of the languages involved can help in deciding nowadays’ problems of constitutional interpretation. We select seven controversial passages of the US constitution to illustrate our approach: Art. I, § 8, cl. 3 (“to regulate commerce”); Art. II, § 1, cl…
The End of Originalism? Comparing-Cultures and Text Exegesis
When it comes to interpreting the Constitution of the United States, constitutional scholars have long ignored the fact that the United States were a multilingual society at their inception. This essay will examine the multi-lingual situation of the eighteenth century United States (with a special focus on the German and Dutch minorities) and its relevance for the interpretation of the Constitution today, addressing theories as original intent or…
Navigating the Pitfalls of Counterfactuality: Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Legal Fictions
The introductory essay on legal fictionality engages with the practice of legal fictions from Roman Law to the twenty-first century, and with the attempts of legal scholarship to conceptualize this particular form of legal imagination. It will discuss the major questions established in the past, with a particular emphasis on the classical understanding of legal fictions as “untrue” or “counterfactual” assumptions—a dichotomy that has pervaded leg…
Rewriting the Surface: On Graffiti, the Law, and the Nature of Things
The article believes that the legal field needs to reconsider its approach to the surface of things. Using examples from jurisprudence of the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union and considering the legal tradition from the Roman Republic to today, the paper inquires why the law has evident problems in dealing with surface-oriented artforms, such as graffiti and postmodern literature. By consulting theorists of the surface, f…
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