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On issues of first impression, Ninth Circuit holds that neither ne exeat clause in Mexican custody agreement nor Mexican legal concept of patria potestas conferred "rights of custody" on divorced Mexican husband under Hague Convention on International Child Abduction.
International Law Update
; In 1992, Rosa Teresa Gutierrez (Teresa) and Eduardo Arce Gonzalez (Arce), both Mexican citizens, got married in Guadalajara, Mexico. Within the next five years, they had two children. It appears that Arce had been physically abusing Teresa, even after a 1998 separation.
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Conceptualizing corporations and kinship: comparative law and development theory in a Chinese perspective.
Stanford Law Review
; There is only a perspective seeing, only a perspective knowing.(1) --Friedrich Nietzsche Ideas and ideologies shape the subjective mental constructs that individuals use to interpret the world around them and make choices.(2) --Douglass North China is currently in the middle of a revolution: New
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DISOBEDIENT DAUGHTERS AND THE LIBERAL STATE: GENERATIONAL CONFLICTS OVER MARRIAGE CHOICE IN WORKING CLASS FAMILIES IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY OAXACA, MEXICO*
The Americas
; Two years in a row (1885 and 1886) Senora Teresa, a native and resident of Oaxaca de Jurez, pleaded with the court to prosecute her daughter's suitors. The first time, after seeing Primitiva chatting with Juan in the street and finding his love letter in her home, she grew apprehensive. She hurried
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The rights of the child in psychotherapy
American Journal of Psychotherapy
; GEORGE HALASZ, B. Med. Sc., M.B., B.S.* A brief history of the development of children's rights provides a context to discuss four areas the child psychotherapist needs to safeguard regarding these rights: informed consent; distinguishing between the child's withdrawal of consent and resistance in
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The trials and tribulations of implementing the Hague Convention on international child abduction: Improving dispute resolution and enforcement of parental rights in the international arena
The George Washington International Law Review
; I. INTRODUCTION The relative ease and affordability of travel and communication and the opening of the world's markets contribute to greater interaction between people from different countries.1 There is an increasing interconnectedness between communities, cultures, and countries across the globe.
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Knocking on Heaven's Door: A New Testament Theology of Petitionary Prayer
The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
; DAVID CRUMP, Knocking on Heaven s Door: A New Testament Theology of Petitionary Prayer (Grand Rapids: Baker, 2006). Pp. 345. Paper $22.99. This exercise in practical theology examines many of the petitionary prayer texts of the NT. Crump is concerned to achieve a balance between appreciation of a
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Identification of leadership among the KMT Yunnanese Chinese in Northern Thailand.(Kuomintang)
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
; ... stones. According to Alfred McCoy, the bases also devised an efficient radio communication network which enabled them to transmit news to one another to ensure that other trading groups did not escape their surveillance. Whenever any of the groups passed through ...
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WHAT WILL BE THE EFFECT ON FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS?
The Boston Globe
; A child is born. The father is a one-time professional sperm donor, anonymous and now deceased. The genetic mother donated an ovum for in vitro fertilization by thawed semen. She also is deceased. The conceptus was implanted in the womb of a second woman who bore the child. Question: Whose child is
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Introduction: Cornelia and her maternal legacy.(Critical essay)
Helios
; At De lingua latina 10.41, Marcus Terentius Varro, one of our major authorities on how Romans spoke and thought during the late republican period, offers the following analogy: Among offspring the son is to the father as the daughter is to the mother, and in matters of time noon is to the day just
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When child-snatchers attack: the best way to keep children safe and to prevent the Total State from abolishing the family is to de-federalize child protection.(The Family)(removal of children from family by child protection agencies)(Cover Story)
The New American
; (Cover Story) In the early 1990's, the National Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse circulated a bumper sticker claiming that child abuse is An American Tradition --not an occasional tragedy, or a persistent problem, mind you, but a tradition. That glib sound bite reflects a worldview in which
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