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The European ICT Standardisation Policy - Recent Developments, Current Situation, and a Brief Outlook
No full textThe European ICT Standardisation Policy - Recent Developments, Current Situation, and a Brief Outlook
No full textLuhmann, Jakobs y el derecho penal del enemigo
No full textEl autor retoma el tema del Derecho penal del enemigo a partir de los postulados de Günther Jakobs y Niklas Luhmann, abordando diversos conceptos de la teoría de los sistemas sociales, para llegar al funcionalismo penal y de esa manera hacer una crítica a la postura de Jakobs respecto del Derecho penal del enemigo.O autor retoma o tema do Direito penal do inimigo a partir dos postulados de Günther Jakobs e Niklas Luhmann, abordando diversos conceitos da teoria dos sistemas sociais, para che- gar ao funcionalismo penal e dessa maneira fazer uma crítica à postura de Jakobs respeito do Direito penal do inimigo.The author takes up again the topic of the Criminal law of the enemy starting from postulates of Günther Jakobs and Niklas Luhmann, dealing with several concepts of the social systems theory, to arrive at the penal funcionalism and that way to do a critic to the posture of Jakobs with regard to the Criminal law of the enemy
Por que ler Günther Jakobs? Além da imagem no espelho
No full textThis article offers some reasons that explain why Günther Jakobs should be read. Like what Odo Marquard calls “plurism of peculiarity” offers an answer to the question, but also, the fact that the past is a constant guest in the reflections on the present and in this, Jakobs shows the dark side of the criminal law that we should not see. The institutions must sacrifice the freedom of some in order to defend society, especially those who do not intergrate or assimilate.El presente artículo de reflexión ofrece algunas razones que explican por qué leer a Günther Jakobs. Así, lo que Odo Marquard llama “pluralismo de la peculiaridad” ofrece una respuesta al interrogante, pero también el hecho de que el pasado sea un invitado constante en las reflexiones sobre el presente y que en éstas Jakobs muestre el lado oscuro del derecho penal que no deseamos ver: en la tarea de defender a la sociedad, las instituciones deben sacrificar la libertad de algunos, especialmente de quienes no se integran o asimilan.Este artigo de reflexão oferece algumas razões que explicam porque lemos Günther Jakobs. Assim, o que Odo Marquard chama de “pluralismo da peculiaridade” oferece uma resposta à questão, mas também o fato de que o passado é um convidado constante nas reflexões sobre o presente e que nestes Jakobs mostra o lado sombrio da lei criminal que Nós não queremos ver: na tarefa de defender a sociedade, as instituições devem sacrificar a liberdade de alguns, especialmente daqueles que não integram ou assimilam
Naturwissenschaftliche Essayistik im Kontext des naturwissenschaftlichen und naturphilosophischen Diskurses um 1900: Wilhelm Bölsche
No full textBraungart W, Jakobs S. Naturwissenschaftliche Essayistik im Kontext des naturwissenschaftlichen und naturphilosophischen Diskurses um 1900: Wilhelm Bölsche. In: Braungart W, Kauffmann K, eds. Essayismus um 1900. Euphorion. Vol 50. Heidelberg: Winter; 2006: 49-71
The “Hegelian issue” in Günther Jakobs’ Theory of Criminal Intent (dolus)
No full textThe essay concerns the theory of criminal functionalism and in particular the Hegelian roots of the theory of intention developed by Günther Jakobs and recently analyzed in Kritik des Vorsatzbegriffs (Mohr Siebeck, 2020). In particular, the author highlights the aporias and critical issues of a purely functionalist foundation of intention
Günter Jakobs, ¿el enemigo del derecho penal?
No full textEl llamado “Derecho Penal del Enemigo” propuesto por el Prof. Günter Jakobs recientemente, ha generado en la Doctrina penal internacional una estrepitosa reacción. Empero dicha reacción no ha tenido el efecto esperado; es decir, que los gritos de alarma de la comunidad jurídica se han ahogado en una serie de injustas caracterizaciones hacia la figura del autor más que en una seria alternativa de cambio a un Derecho Penal que se expande impredeciblemente. Por ello el presente trabajo pretende ser, por un lado, una férrea oposición a dicha teoría, por ser ésta incompatible con el Estado de Derecho, y a su vez la manifestación que el “Derecho Penal del Enemigo” existe, pero que éste no se encuentra personificado en el autor, si no, en las legislaciones marcadas por un excesivo punitivismo y por la reducción de las garantías individuales, consentidas o propugnadas desde varios sectores de la sociedad. /
This “Criminal Law of the Enemy” (or Criminal Law for the Enemy), recently suggested by Professor Günter Jakobs, has generated a defeaning reaction in the international criminal law. But that reaction hasn't had the expected effect; it means, the alarm screams of the juridical comunity have sunk in a sort of unfear characterizations towards the character of the author more than in a real option of changing towards an unpredictable and expanding Criminal Law. That's why, this article pretends to be, in some way, a severe opposition to that theory, for being uncongenial with the Democratic State, and, at the same time, the expression that “Criminal Law of the Enemy” does exist; althout it is not personified in the author, but in the legislation distinguished for an excesive punishment and the reduction of individual guaranties, accepted y proposed from different parts of society
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No full textDespite remarkable developments in diffraction unlimited super-resolution microscopy, in vivo nanoscopy of tissues and model organisms is still not satisfactorily established and rarely realized. RESOLFT nanoscopy is particularly suited for live cell imaging because it requires relatively low light levels to overcome the diffraction barrier. Previously, we introduced the reversibly switchable fluorescent protein rsEGFP2, which facilitated fast RESOLFT nanoscopy (Grotjohann et al., 2012). In that study, as in most other nanoscopy studies, only cultivated single cells were analyzed. Here, we report on the use of rsEGFP2 for live-cell RESOLFT nanoscopy of sub-cellular structures of intact Drosophila melanogaster larvae and of resected tissues. We generated flies expressing fusion proteins of alpha-tubulin and rsEGFP2 highlighting the microtubule cytoskeleton in all cells. By focusing through the intact larval cuticle, we achieved lateral resolution of <60 nm. RESOLFT nanoscopy enabled time-lapse recordings comprising 40 images and facilitated recordings 40 µm deep within fly tissues
Technical standards alliance networks and firm performance: The role of knowledge absorptive capacity and environmental uncertainty: A literature review
No full textEconomics of Technology and Innovatio
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