Christopher Harding
Biographic Data
| ID | 3598925 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christopher Harding |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christopher |
| FAMILY NAME | Harding |
| SIGNATURE | HARDING C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Edinburgh |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 30 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Madness in the Family
Journal Article Madness in the Family: Women, Care, and Illness in Japan, by H. Yumi Kim Get access Madness in the Family: Women, Care, and Illness in Japan, by H. Yumi Kim (New York: Oxford University Press, 2022; pp. 248. £29.99). Christopher Harding Christopher Harding University of Edinburgh, UK [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The English Historical Review, ceae121, https:/…
Imprisonment in England and Wales
Originally published in 1985, Imprisonment in England and Wales is an account of the changing functions and conditions of imprisonment in England and Wales from the Medieval period to the present day. It is designed both as a text for students and teachers of history, law and social science and as an introduction to the subject for more general readers and is one of the few attempts to provide an overall view of the institution of imprisonment in…
David Washbrook
Questioning EU Citizenship
This is a collection of articles addressing the European aspects of what may be seen as a central global issue and dilemma of the early 21st century – the movement of people around the world in large numbers and for various reasons. Whether such migration is voluntary or forced, it is on such a scale and of such a complexity as to lead to trauma and crisis in some regions. At the present time, Europe is relatively fortunate in terms of material p…
Mind, soul, and consciousness
This introductory article lays out some of the key intellectual, therapeutic, political, and social concerns where religion, science, and the psy disciplines have come together – including what we ‘do’ with our experience of the world, and of ourselves; the means we choose to use in ordering our thoughts and emotions; the language(s) we deploy in doing so; and the authorities we look to for guidance. Short introductions are offered along the way …
Suicide in Twentieth-Century Japan by Francesca Di Marco
Reviewed by: Suicide in Twentieth-Century Japan by Francesca Di Marco Christopher Harding (bio) Suicide in Twentieth-Century Japan. By Francesca Di Marco. Routledge, London, 2016. xiv, 198 pages. $165.00, cloth; $57.95, E-book. The years 2016 and 2017 saw renewed media coverage, both in Japan and internationally, of karōshi (death from overwork) and karō jisatsu (suicide relating to overwork). Alongside the Japanese advertising agency Dentsu, onc…
Sanction Accumulation in the Context of Business Offending
Over the past thirty years or so the regulation of business cartels in an international context has provided an interesting site for the application of legal sanctions—both criminal law and otherwise, both penal and otherwise—in a way which is wide-ranging and with some impressive accumulation in quantity, although without much systematic and considered reflection on the theoretical basis or practical impact of this practice. From the point of vi…
Human Rights in the Market Place
The ideology of human rights protection has gained considerable momentum during the second half of the twentieth century at both national and international level and appears to be an effective lever for bringing about legal change. This book analyzes this strategy in economic and commercial policy and considers the transportation of the 'public law' discourse of basic human rights protection into the 'commercial law' context of economic policy, b…
EU Security and Justice Law
The publication of such a collection of papers contained in EU Security and Justice Law is both necessary and unsurprising, as part of the ongoing business of making sense of, and explaining, the evolution of this area of EU law and policy. The title of this particular collection – ‘Security and Justice’, note, not ‘Freedom, Security and Justice’ – has been carefully chosen, as explained by the editors in their opening contribution (see especiall…
Empire and Environmental Anxiety
Criminal Enterprise
Preface 1. Introduction: searching for the responsible criminal actor Part I: Theory - the individual-organisation dilemma Introductory note 2. The organisation in contemporary society 3. Agency: the philosophy of the collective 4. Legal routes to responsibility 5. Models of responsibility Part II: Contexts - paradigmatic sites for individual and organisational interaction Introductory note 6. Human or corporate? Allocating responsibility for bus…
Japanese psychoanalysis and Buddhism
This article explores the making of a relationship between Japanese psychoanalysis and Buddhism, in the life and work of Kosawa Heisaku. Kosawa did not work out the compatibility of psychoanalysis with Buddhism in abstract, theoretical terms; rather, he understood them as two different articulations of the same practical approach to living well. He saw this approach in action in the lives of Freud and Shinran, the latter a thirteenth-century Japa…
Criminal Enterprise
This is a study of agency in the field of criminal liability, considering the respective roles of individuals and organisations and the allocation of criminal responsibility to these different kinds of actor. The issue of criminal responsibility, which is informed by both the sociological analysis of conduct and by ethical considerations of responsibility, provides an important and revealing focus for discussion. Criminal Enterprise analyses crim…
Fundamental Rights in European Criminal Justice
The Christian Village Experiment in Punjab
For much of the nineteenth century urban India was abuzz with the rhetoric of reconstruction. The notion that the country was in a civilisational trough between past glory and a revived future was
Who Designed the Westphalian System? Probing the Epistemology of the Westphalian Debates
In the history of international law and relations, ‘Westphalian system’ is commonly used as shorthand to describe the ‘modern’ paradigm of international relations based on a system of exclusive authority vested in sovereign State actors, and evidenced in the Peace of Westphalia in 1648. The discussion here probes the way in which such ideas about governance took root and consolidated into a consensus among political leaders across seventeenth cen…
Business Collusion as a Criminological Phenomenon
Forging the European Cartel Offence
The discussion in this paper examines the emergence of what may now be fairly described as the ‘European cartel offence’: that species of infringement of Article 81 of the EC Treaty, increasingly referred to as ‘hard core cartel’ activity, connoting real delinquency which justifies the imposition of severe penal sanctions. This development is significant not just as a matter of more explicit regulation within the field of competition law, but als…
Japan Story
This is a fresh and surprising account of Japan's culture from the 'opening up' of the country in the mid-nineteenth century to the present. 'How much I admired it, what a lot I learned from it and, above all, how very much I enjoyed it ... Masterly.' Neil MacGregor It is told through the eyes of people who greeted this change not with the confidence and grasping ambition of Japan's modernizers and nationalists, but with resistance, conflict, dis…
III. Competition
In the period covered by this note (early 1994 to the middle of 1995) some signifi cant and interesting judgments have been handed down by the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance on both substantive and procedural issues of competition law, in particular that of the Court of Justice in the Magill case, which deals with the relationship between Article 86 and intellectual property rights. In the legislative field there is now a group …
European Community Law
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IV. Competition
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III. Competition
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Punishment
III. Competition Law
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The inevitable end of a discredited system’? The Origins of the Gladstone Committee Report on Prisons, 1895
According to several contemporary observers, the British prison system at the end of the nineteenth century was in a savage and deplorable state. A series of articles in The Daily Chronicle in January 1894 referred to these prisons as ‘our dark places’. They were managed by a man a few years later accredited with a ‘barbaric philosophy’. The severity of this prison system was said to be legendary even in Russia. This school of observation then de…
Business Collusion as a Criminological Phenomenon
The Christian Village Experiment in Punjab
For much of the nineteenth century urban India was abuzz with the rhetoric of reconstruction. The notion that the country was in a civilisational trough between past glory and a revived future was
Forging the European Cartel Offence
The discussion in this paper examines the emergence of what may now be fairly described as the ‘European cartel offence’: that species of infringement of Article 81 of the EC Treaty, increasingly referred to as ‘hard core cartel’ activity, connoting real delinquency which justifies the imposition of severe penal sanctions. This development is significant not just as a matter of more explicit regulation within the field of competition law, but als…
Protection of Property versus Protection of Commercial Transactions in French and English Law
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Decisions Addressed to Member States and Article 173 of the Treaty of Rome
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Protection of Property versus Protection of Commercial Transactions in French and English Law
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The Act of the Plaintiff and Concurrent Causes
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The European Communities and Control of Criminal Business Activities
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The inevitable end of a discredited system’? The Origins of the Gladstone Committee Report on Prisons, 1895
According to several contemporary observers, the British prison system at the end of the nineteenth century was in a savage and deplorable state. A series of articles in The Daily Chronicle in January 1894 referred to these prisons as ‘our dark places’. They were managed by a man a few years later accredited with a ‘barbaric philosophy’. The severity of this prison system was said to be legendary even in Russia. This school of observation then de…
III. Competition Law
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Punishment
III. Competition
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IV. Competition
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European Community Law
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III. Competition
In the period covered by this note (early 1994 to the middle of 1995) some signifi cant and interesting judgments have been handed down by the Court of Justice and the Court of First Instance on both substantive and procedural issues of competition law, in particular that of the Court of Justice in the Magill case, which deals with the relationship between Article 86 and intellectual property rights. In the legislative field there is now a group …
Japan Story
This is a fresh and surprising account of Japan's culture from the 'opening up' of the country in the mid-nineteenth century to the present. 'How much I admired it, what a lot I learned from it and, above all, how very much I enjoyed it ... Masterly.' Neil MacGregor It is told through the eyes of people who greeted this change not with the confidence and grasping ambition of Japan's modernizers and nationalists, but with resistance, conflict, dis…
Forging the European Cartel Offence
The discussion in this paper examines the emergence of what may now be fairly described as the ‘European cartel offence’: that species of infringement of Article 81 of the EC Treaty, increasingly referred to as ‘hard core cartel’ activity, connoting real delinquency which justifies the imposition of severe penal sanctions. This development is significant not just as a matter of more explicit regulation within the field of competition law, but als…
Who Designed the Westphalian System? Probing the Epistemology of the Westphalian Debates
In the history of international law and relations, ‘Westphalian system’ is commonly used as shorthand to describe the ‘modern’ paradigm of international relations based on a system of exclusive authority vested in sovereign State actors, and evidenced in the Peace of Westphalia in 1648. The discussion here probes the way in which such ideas about governance took root and consolidated into a consensus among political leaders across seventeenth cen…
Business Collusion as a Criminological Phenomenon
The Christian Village Experiment in Punjab
For much of the nineteenth century urban India was abuzz with the rhetoric of reconstruction. The notion that the country was in a civilisational trough between past glory and a revived future was
Fundamental Rights in European Criminal Justice
Criminal Enterprise
This is a study of agency in the field of criminal liability, considering the respective roles of individuals and organisations and the allocation of criminal responsibility to these different kinds of actor. The issue of criminal responsibility, which is informed by both the sociological analysis of conduct and by ethical considerations of responsibility, provides an important and revealing focus for discussion. Criminal Enterprise analyses crim…
Criminal Enterprise
Preface 1. Introduction: searching for the responsible criminal actor Part I: Theory - the individual-organisation dilemma Introductory note 2. The organisation in contemporary society 3. Agency: the philosophy of the collective 4. Legal routes to responsibility 5. Models of responsibility Part II: Contexts - paradigmatic sites for individual and organisational interaction Introductory note 6. Human or corporate? Allocating responsibility for bus…
Japanese psychoanalysis and Buddhism
This article explores the making of a relationship between Japanese psychoanalysis and Buddhism, in the life and work of Kosawa Heisaku. Kosawa did not work out the compatibility of psychoanalysis with Buddhism in abstract, theoretical terms; rather, he understood them as two different articulations of the same practical approach to living well. He saw this approach in action in the lives of Freud and Shinran, the latter a thirteenth-century Japa…
Empire and Environmental Anxiety
Human Rights in the Market Place
The ideology of human rights protection has gained considerable momentum during the second half of the twentieth century at both national and international level and appears to be an effective lever for bringing about legal change. This book analyzes this strategy in economic and commercial policy and considers the transportation of the 'public law' discourse of basic human rights protection into the 'commercial law' context of economic policy, b…
EU Security and Justice Law
The publication of such a collection of papers contained in EU Security and Justice Law is both necessary and unsurprising, as part of the ongoing business of making sense of, and explaining, the evolution of this area of EU law and policy. The title of this particular collection – ‘Security and Justice’, note, not ‘Freedom, Security and Justice’ – has been carefully chosen, as explained by the editors in their opening contribution (see especiall…
Sanction Accumulation in the Context of Business Offending
Over the past thirty years or so the regulation of business cartels in an international context has provided an interesting site for the application of legal sanctions—both criminal law and otherwise, both penal and otherwise—in a way which is wide-ranging and with some impressive accumulation in quantity, although without much systematic and considered reflection on the theoretical basis or practical impact of this practice. From the point of vi…
Mind, soul, and consciousness
This introductory article lays out some of the key intellectual, therapeutic, political, and social concerns where religion, science, and the psy disciplines have come together – including what we ‘do’ with our experience of the world, and of ourselves; the means we choose to use in ordering our thoughts and emotions; the language(s) we deploy in doing so; and the authorities we look to for guidance. Short introductions are offered along the way …
Political science (23 works) · Sociology (17 works) · Law (16 works) · Law (14 works) · Business (11 works) · Law and economics (11 works) · Economics (9 works) · European and International Law Studies (9 works) · History (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works)