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This article reflects on the figure of “life project”, focusing on its philosophical foundations, and its relation to freedom and the person as a “freedom being”. To do this, the author explains the different definitions elaborated regarding thehuman being as a subject of Law, and the notions of “freedom as a project” that have been outlined by philosophers like Jean Paul Sartre, Xavier Zubiri, Julián Marías, Karl Jaspers, among others.Also, the history of the concept of “freedom as a life project” is developed, as well as the requirements for a project of life, the means for choosing the project life, the time when a life project is chosen, the difference between an authentic life project and an inauthentic one, and the notions of a life project “substitute” and an “alternative” one. Finally, the difference between will and freedom, life project and free develo...
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The author emphasizes that the student of the specialty of Law must be the protagonist in his own learning. For this, it is important to link the social reality in which their legal skills are used under the supervision of a professor. As a consequence of this, it is intended to consolidate a comprehensive, humanistic education and formation of ethical principles. Therefore, the objective of this article is to show the contribution of PROSODE towards social responsibility in the Faculty of Law of the PUCP. In this way, the article will begin to develop the concept of university social responsibility considering four lines of institutional action: internal management, teaching, research, social projection. Second, a review of the background and formation of PROSODE is made, in which two types of objective stand out. On the one hand, it is oriented towards the learning and personal develop...
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This paper is about the social projection and the university social responsibility along with the relationship that could have between the university and society, through the law schools. The author focuses in the university regulation, the university principles, as well as its aims in order to explain the relationship of the university and the society through the social projection that gives access to the social responsibility as an attitude that must promote and develop in its students. When discussing about the university social responsibility he indicates that it is based on the management approach that promotes the good practices in the internal administration and its engagement with society.  In addition, he refers that the university had promoted its own definition and theoretical model that constitutes a transversal approach with basic university functions, the social projec...
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In this article, the author analyzes the BEPS project of the OECD and its implications in the International Tax Law of Brazil as a potential generator of a new stage in the international taxation. In that sense, he explains the Brazilian international policy, the context that led the signing of conventions and the model that was followed for it. Furthermore, he assesses the importance of the fiscal transparency and the exchange of information, aspects connected with the cooperation and competition.
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The present study examined how the pedagogical factors related to learning influence in the development of research projects done by the students of the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of Hermilio Valdizán National University. For this purpose an interview administered to students, evaluated by university professors specialists in scientific research of our environment was used. The main components of the socio legal research process that is set to the undergraduate students were also reviewed. The analyzed data suggest that the pedagogical factors involved and some applied by university professors suffer from differences and deficiencies during its materialization; noting that it affects students, and henee in the negative result of the limited production of scientific research projects. It was described the opérate strategies: the reflection and the recognition of sources of ex...
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The objective of this article is to present the importance of implementing the Closure Planfor Mineral Projects. To this purpose, the author studies and analyzes success stories of closing mining projects, in particular, focuses its analysis on Colombian and Peruvian cases.
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The purpose of the Reform Commission of the Civil Code was to regulate the law of the international contract between individuals. In the same Article XLIII of the Draft Preliminary Title that authorized the parties to submit the contract to a foreign law and foreign to it that no longer expressly requires that an objective link between the contractual relationship and the country whose law requires the parts. In this sense, it departs from the criterion embodied in the legislative history and the preferred systems in Comparative Law, with respect to the determination of the law applicable to the international contract between individuals. Likewise, the importance of the content of art. XLIII in which the contracting parties would be empowered to indicate the competent law, would be incompatible with the prohibition of "circumventing the competent Peruvian law" contained in Article XVI of...
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The author proposes the text for a gender identity law based on the parameters of conventionality of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and experiences of comparative law on the basis of depathologization trans identities.
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It is not difficult to identify the monetary costs derived from the execution of a major infrastructure project. That is why, when these projects fail to produce the expected results, they are labeled as ‘white elephants’: due to their high costs and low benefits. However, cost analysis tends to ignore the serious impact that a project can have on the legal system, especially when it involves a legal framework that is not fully coherent with other law principles and may enable authorities to perform arbitrary actions. The authors propose this to be the case of Peru’s National Dorsal Fiber Optic Network. More than five years after its implementation, the project cannot meet the market’s needs and has led to the issuance of contradictory and arbitrary decisions. This situation has affected some constitu...
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This article analyze the promotion of the Peruvian economy from an Administrative Law perspective. Hereof, it describe the main regulations changes which have generated substantial variations in the process for obtaining several permits, such as environmental management intruments and easement rights, needed for the development of investment projects. In general, those changes are related to the reduction of the terms applicable for its obtainting and the elimination of bureaucracy.In this context, the easement right is one of the most important changes. Hence, its scope, classification, procedure for obtaining and contingencies arise from it are analyzed.Finally, the author proposes an improvent of the legal framework applicable to the easements for the development of mining projects in order to make it a secure way to boost country’s economy.
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During the last decade, the failure to meet public works execution deadlines has been a frequent matter. Particularly among the electricity sector, private companies have loosened established project execution deadlines by resorting to force majeure as a justification for obtaining an extended deadline. However, have these granted extensions really been justified in events of force majeure?.In this article, the author explains the regimes under which electric concessions are granted to further detail the regulation established electric project deadlines and the consequences of its non-compliance. Subsequently, the author reviews the regulation and doctrine on force majeure and lastly, acutely analyzes its use as justification in the deadline extensions granted in recent years.
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This paper presents a proposal of interdisciplinary approach between analytic psychology and law. From the basis of Carl G. Jung’s theoretical framework, we argue that the law is animated by psychic contents of archetypical nature, which shape the way in which humans relate with rules and authority and impact how we regulate as a society. The paper introduces myth interpretation as a means to comprehend that animic dimension of law and describes the concepts, techniques and cares that should guide the analysis. An interpretation of the fall of Adam and Eve is conducted as an example of the proposed interdisciplinary approach. The analysis leads us to argue that the psychic tendency to separate the inner self from the outer self, with the relegation of the former, derives in the domination of the masculine over the feminine and in a relationship characterized by distance and fear betwee...
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With a mining ecosystem in constant evolution, contractual royalties have emerged as a new financing method for projects that require millionaire investments. The author analyzes the operation and applicability of this method, recently introduced in Peru, and how it fits into the national legal system. In order to do this, he first analyzes the nature of the contractual royalty and how it is regulated by our legal system, to then study the different types that emerge in practice and their content.
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With a mining ecosystem in constant evolution, contractual royalties have emerged as a new financing method for projects that require millionaire investments. The author analyzes the operation and applicability of this method, recently introduced in Peru, and how it fits into the national legal system. In order to do this, he first analyzes the nature of the contractual royalty and how it is regulated by our legal system, to then study the different types that emerge in practice and their content.
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With a mining ecosystem in constant evolution, contractual royalties have emerged as a new financing method for projects that require millionaire investments. The author analyzes the operation and applicability of this method, recently introduced in Peru, and how it fits into the national legal system. In order to do this, he first analyzes the nature of the contractual royalty and how it is regulated by our legal system, to then study the different types that emerge in practice and their content.
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When the law and the competent authorities contradict each other, the execution of projects is discouraged, among the growing legal uncertainty, which occurs with hidro-energetic projects in Peru. In this article, the author analyzes the current regulation on water resources to then identify and analyze three inconsistencies between what is regulated, what is stated and what actually happens regarding the concept of turbined water, the concept of environmental flow, and the implementation of the Water Availability Leveraging Plan.
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In 1971, Peru introduced a new social property policy, sparking theoretical and political discourse regarding the establishment of this novel sector, often amid widespread ignorance. Subsequently, in 1973, the Social Property Law Project was unveiled, aiming to formalize this policy. This article seeks to scrutinize the proposed corporate social property regime outlined in this project. It delves into the definition of social property to extract its core characteristics, providing a framework for evaluating the project and identifying the economic and business transformations it entails.
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The issue of the independence of competition agencies has been the subject of debate in law in general. Particularly in the different forums organized by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development due to the international standard required of such bodies. In this sense, an autonomous constitutional organism is relevant for the proper development of public administration and, consequently, for the fulfillment of the public interest of a State.In this article, the author analyzes whether the Constitution provides reasons to consider Indecopi as a new OCA. To this end, he analyzes how public administrations are organized, why Indecopi would need to be an autonomous agency and if there are constitutional legal reasons that can sustain Indecopi’s interest in having a greater detachment from the government.
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The following thesis is a researching project to assist Hermes Law company to overcome challenges regarding pricing and marketing facing the legal industry in the United States. As part of the Double Degree program within Esan University and the University of Dallas, I was a participant of the Capstone Team that developed this project. The principal objective of this work was to research the Legal Industry, specifically regarding to price strategy and advise Hermes Law what would be the best option they could take. Hermes Law desired to have an innovative way of pricing their services and we had several reunions with them to fully understand what they were expecting as our Capstone Client. To start, the Capstone Team executed primary and secondary analysis in the Legal Industry. After gathering and analyzing all the relevant information, we dedicated various weeks in developing attractiv...
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With the present paper we seek to use Carl Jung´s theoretical approach to the “Projection of the Shadow” as a framework to reveal posible unconscious motivations in our critiques to the Government´s paternalistic attitudes and regulations. Our proposal is that certain aspects of ourselves as individuals and society, which we do not like and do not accept (our Shadow), are seen exclusively as attributable to the Government. We argue that this unconscious dynamic limits our understanding of ourselves and prevents us to comprehend the essence of paternalism, both in our relation with the Government and in our daily life. We do not intend to discuss the logical or empirical validity of the arguments against this form of Government but to point out that those arguments might be influence by unconscious motivations.