Francis G Snyder
Biographic Data
| ID | 235248 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francis G Snyder |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francis G |
| FAMILY NAME | Snyder |
| SIGNATURE | SNYDER F G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Thinking about “Interests”
The Council shall, on a proposal from the Commission and af ter consulting the Assembly, acting unanimously during the first two stages and by a qualified majority thereafter, make regulations, issue directives, or take decisions, without preju dice to any recommendations it may also make.
Policing and prosecution in Britain, 1750-1850
L'agriculture et l'industrie dans le droit de la CEE
What is the difference between agriculture and industry ? If any differences exist, to what extent are they recognised, perpetuated or even created by law ? What consequences follow from the ways in which law symbolises, sanctions and maintains a distinction between these economic sectors ? This article explores these questions with regard to European Community law. The argument of the article is three-fold. First, EC law draws a sharp distinctio…
Law of the Common Agricultural Policy
Capitalism and Legal Change
Capitalism and Legal Change
Anthropology, Dispute Processes and Law
Colonialism and Legal Form
Labour power and legal transformation in Senegal
Historical materialist studies of law, especially in Africa, are relatively recent. One question they raise concerns the ways in which the subsumption of African peasants within capitalist relations of production has affected legal ideas in formerly precapitalist social formations. Using an example from Senegal, this article examines recent changes in the meaning and significance of a particular legal concept. It shows how the change in the socia…
The Imposition of Law
Law and Development in the Light of Dependency Theory
Post-World War II theories of modernization, including theories of law and development, have proved inadequate either to explain development and underdevelopment or to make a substantial contribution to our understanding of the role of law in underdeveloped countries. To what extent do contemporary ideas of underdevelopment and dependency in the social sciences provide the foundation for a theoretical renewal in the comparative sociology of law? …
Law and Population in Senegal
Law as Process
Law and Population in Senegal
Law and Population in Senegal
Leiden : African Studies Centre (ASC Research report, no. 5), p. 242, 1977. This preliminary survey provides, in a reference format, a compendium of\nlegislation potentially affecting the growth, distribution and composition of\nthepopulation in Senegal. It starts with an introduction to the characteristics\nofthe population and then centres itself on the description of legislation\naffecting morality, migration and fertility. Among regulations r…
Legal Innovation and Social Change in a Peasant Community
IntroductionMany strategies of rural development in Africa propose greater reliance on local institutions (Girard 1963; Seibel and Massing 1974; The World Bank 1975: 33-40; Tall 1976). Sometimes these proposals are primarily political rhetoric (Migot-Adholle 1970; Cliffe 1970); but they may, on the contrary, genuinely take account of rural social organization and history (Hamer 1967; Magid 1972; 1976: 154-69). Despite their merits, such proposals…
Health policy and the law in Senegal
Provincial Magistrates and Revolutionary Politics in France, 1789-1795
Journal Article Provincial Magistrates and Revolutionary Politics in France, 1789–1795 Get access Dawson Philip, Provincial Magistrates and Revolutionary Politics in France, 1789–1795. Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard University Press, 1972. x, 424 pp. $15.00. Francis G. Snyder Francis G. Snyder Assistant Professor Osgoode Hall Law School, York University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar American Journal o…
La société Soninké (Dyahunu, Mali)
Le pays Akyé (Côte d'Ivoire), Étude de l'économie agricole
L’Acculturation Juridique Du Droit Forestier Au Sénégal Et En Côte D’Ivoire
The Political Thought of Modibo Keita
Given present social, economic, and political conditions in developing countries, the political élites of these countries clearly merit study. To a great extent, 'l'indépendance vaut ce que valent ou ce que veulent les dirigeants' ('independence reflects the worth or the wishes of the leaders').1More specifically, Mali's Modibo Keita has played an important role not only in his own country but in African politics generally. Yet little research an…
Law and Development in the Light of Dependency Theory
Post-World War II theories of modernization, including theories of law and development, have proved inadequate either to explain development and underdevelopment or to make a substantial contribution to our understanding of the role of law in underdeveloped countries. To what extent do contemporary ideas of underdevelopment and dependency in the social sciences provide the foundation for a theoretical renewal in the comparative sociology of law? …
La société Soninké (Dyahunu, Mali)
The Political Thought of Modibo Keita
Given present social, economic, and political conditions in developing countries, the political élites of these countries clearly merit study. To a great extent, 'l'indépendance vaut ce que valent ou ce que veulent les dirigeants' ('independence reflects the worth or the wishes of the leaders').1More specifically, Mali's Modibo Keita has played an important role not only in his own country but in African politics generally. Yet little research an…
Legal Innovation and Social Change in a Peasant Community
IntroductionMany strategies of rural development in Africa propose greater reliance on local institutions (Girard 1963; Seibel and Massing 1974; The World Bank 1975: 33-40; Tall 1976). Sometimes these proposals are primarily political rhetoric (Migot-Adholle 1970; Cliffe 1970); but they may, on the contrary, genuinely take account of rural social organization and history (Hamer 1967; Magid 1972; 1976: 154-69). Despite their merits, such proposals…
Capitalism and Legal Change
Labour power and legal transformation in Senegal
Historical materialist studies of law, especially in Africa, are relatively recent. One question they raise concerns the ways in which the subsumption of African peasants within capitalist relations of production has affected legal ideas in formerly precapitalist social formations. Using an example from Senegal, this article examines recent changes in the meaning and significance of a particular legal concept. It shows how the change in the socia…
The Political Thought of Modibo Keita
Given present social, economic, and political conditions in developing countries, the political élites of these countries clearly merit study. To a great extent, 'l'indépendance vaut ce que valent ou ce que veulent les dirigeants' ('independence reflects the worth or the wishes of the leaders').1More specifically, Mali's Modibo Keita has played an important role not only in his own country but in African politics generally. Yet little research an…
L’Acculturation Juridique Du Droit Forestier Au Sénégal Et En Côte D’Ivoire
Le pays Akyé (Côte d'Ivoire), Étude de l'économie agricole
La société Soninké (Dyahunu, Mali)
Health policy and the law in Senegal
Provincial Magistrates and Revolutionary Politics in France, 1789-1795
Journal Article Provincial Magistrates and Revolutionary Politics in France, 1789–1795 Get access Dawson Philip, Provincial Magistrates and Revolutionary Politics in France, 1789–1795. Cambridge, Massachusetts. Harvard University Press, 1972. x, 424 pp. $15.00. Francis G. Snyder Francis G. Snyder Assistant Professor Osgoode Hall Law School, York University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar American Journal o…
Law and Population in Senegal
Leiden : African Studies Centre (ASC Research report, no. 5), p. 242, 1977. This preliminary survey provides, in a reference format, a compendium of\nlegislation potentially affecting the growth, distribution and composition of\nthepopulation in Senegal. It starts with an introduction to the characteristics\nofthe population and then centres itself on the description of legislation\naffecting morality, migration and fertility. Among regulations r…
Legal Innovation and Social Change in a Peasant Community
IntroductionMany strategies of rural development in Africa propose greater reliance on local institutions (Girard 1963; Seibel and Massing 1974; The World Bank 1975: 33-40; Tall 1976). Sometimes these proposals are primarily political rhetoric (Migot-Adholle 1970; Cliffe 1970); but they may, on the contrary, genuinely take account of rural social organization and history (Hamer 1967; Magid 1972; 1976: 154-69). Despite their merits, such proposals…
Law as Process
Law and Population in Senegal
Law and Development in the Light of Dependency Theory
Post-World War II theories of modernization, including theories of law and development, have proved inadequate either to explain development and underdevelopment or to make a substantial contribution to our understanding of the role of law in underdeveloped countries. To what extent do contemporary ideas of underdevelopment and dependency in the social sciences provide the foundation for a theoretical renewal in the comparative sociology of law? …
Law and Population in Senegal
Anthropology, Dispute Processes and Law
Colonialism and Legal Form
Labour power and legal transformation in Senegal
Historical materialist studies of law, especially in Africa, are relatively recent. One question they raise concerns the ways in which the subsumption of African peasants within capitalist relations of production has affected legal ideas in formerly precapitalist social formations. Using an example from Senegal, this article examines recent changes in the meaning and significance of a particular legal concept. It shows how the change in the socia…
The Imposition of Law
Capitalism and Legal Change
Capitalism and Legal Change
L'agriculture et l'industrie dans le droit de la CEE
What is the difference between agriculture and industry ? If any differences exist, to what extent are they recognised, perpetuated or even created by law ? What consequences follow from the ways in which law symbolises, sanctions and maintains a distinction between these economic sectors ? This article explores these questions with regard to European Community law. The argument of the article is three-fold. First, EC law draws a sharp distinctio…
Law of the Common Agricultural Policy
Policing and prosecution in Britain, 1750-1850
Thinking about “Interests”
The Council shall, on a proposal from the Commission and af ter consulting the Assembly, acting unanimously during the first two stages and by a qualified majority thereafter, make regulations, issue directives, or take decisions, without preju dice to any recommendations it may also make.
Political science (20 works) · Law (16 works) · Law (12 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Economics (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · African Studies and Ethnography (4 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Population (4 works)