Search Results - "de jure"

A comparative study of Vietnamese and international accounting standards by Pham, Hoai Huong

“…However, subsequent amendments and new IFRSs have not been updated to VASs, causing a significant decrease in overall de jure convergence to a very modest level of 62%. …”
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Investigating the environmental effect of globalization: insights from selected industrialized countries by Aluko, Olufemi Adewale, Opoku, Eric Evans Osei, Ibrahim, Muazu

“…With respect to the de facto and de jure aspects, we observe that, while only de facto economic globalization mitigates environmental degradation, de jure overall, economic and social globalization also dampen environmental degradation. …”
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Capital account liberalization and economic performance in Malaysia by Law, Siong Hook, Wan Ngah, Wan Azman Saini

“…It uses two measures of capital account openness, namely de jure (an index of liberalization) and de facto (the volume of capital flows). …”
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Financial openness for small open economy / Nur Asyiqin Ramadhan and Tay Bee Hoong by Ramadhan, Nur Asyiqin, Tay, Bee Hoong

“…The study shows mixed result on both proxies which are de jure and de facto towards the economy and industry. …”
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Effects of institution, legal tradition and political factors on financial development by Voghouei, Hatra

“…By using the dynamic panel data of 60 countries during 1980-2006, the empirical results showed that de jure political power has more significant effect on financial development than de facto political power. …”
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Zakat of salary through income tax rebate: understanding its legal bases in Islamic Jurisprudence by Haneef, Sayed Sikandar Shah

“…This matter raises a lot of juridical questions about the de jure legislative premises of such a mechanism. …”
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Public procurement in the U.S. Federal government and the European Union: hidden non-tariff barriers by Schoeni, Daniel

“…This work imagines a hypothetical in which the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) has been enacted and de jure barriers to the public procurement markets in the US federal government and the EU Member States have been removed. …”
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Factors Causing Differences In The Financial Reporting Practices In Selected South Pacific Countries In The Post-Convergence Period by Chand, Parmod, Patel, Chris, Day, Ronald

“…We identify the factors that may be causing differences in both the de jure and de facto aspects of comparability in financial reporting across countries in the postconvergence period. …”
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Cuba's constitutional history and the development of Cuban constitutionalism by Hernandez, Arturo Felipe

“…Several key events in Cuba’s constitutional history are examined in order to demonstrate the tangible results of the Cuban Supreme Court’s failure to uphold the law and the constitution in times of crisis vis a vis the adoption and utilization of the doctrine of deconstitutionalization, as well as the ways that political and societal actors utilized those failures in order to gain control over the Cuban political system and achieve de jure status despite having usurped the Constitution in an extra-constitutional manner. …”
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Strategic hedging by smaller powers: what can neoclassical realism add? by Smith, Nicholas Ross

“…Hedging has become the strategic strategy de jure, particularly for smaller powers1 that find themselves in increasingly volatile regional settings. …”
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Investigating the environmental Kuznets curves through the economic globalization lens: evidence from middle income countries by Narandaran, Yasmin Yashodha, Habibullah, Muzafar Shah, Mohamed, Azali, Ahmad Sidique, Shaufique Fahmi

“…Unlike prior studies, the economic globalisation index is examined from both the de facto and de jure perspective to determine its impact on climate change. …”
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Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen and International Law by Eishan Jan, Mohammad Naqib, Lawan Haruna, Abdulrashid

“…Saudi Arabia conducted the operation in response to de jure Yemeni government request, headed by President Abd Rabb Mansur Hadi, and in coordination with a coalition comprising the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, Morocco, Sudan, Pakistan and Egypt. …”
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British propaganda and the threat from Chinese communism, 1948-54. by Griffiths, Katie

“…On the 6th January 1950 Britain accorded de jure recognition to the newly formed People’s Republic of China. …”
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Latvia as a Shadow-Economy Offshore Financial Centre in the Age of Anti-Money Laundering by Stack, Graham

“…Based on interviews with Latvian and international bankers, regulators, investigators and observers, as well as digital data mobilised from surface, deep, social and dark webs, this thesis describes the development of a banking sector in Riga that was defined by its being de jure onshore, de facto offshore. Latvia had none of the regulatory identifiers of an offshore financial centre such as low tax rates and high levels of corporate secrecy, ringfenced for non-residents, and boasted a high level of compliance with FATF rules. …”
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The Competition Neutrality in Malaysia: Challenges and Policy Options / Angayar Kanni Ramaiah by Kanni Ramaiah, Angayar

“…In these context exemptions, de facto or de jure, direct or indirect state aid and restrictive licensing requirements impairs competition to benefit the domestic economy or national champion. …”
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Conceptualizing and fighting a global insurgency: extraterritorial use of force against jihadist networks in the cases of al Qaeda and the Islamic State by Steinmeir, Dominik

“…It will argue that affiliate organizations, through offering an oath of allegiance, become de jure members of the overall network and that attribution of their conduct to the overall network should therefore not de-pend on the level of command and control exercised. …”
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Making Harlem visible: race, photography and the American city, 1915-1955 by Ings, Richard

“…Hailed once as the capital of the Negro world and just as swiftly transformed into the 'dark ghetto', Harlem is the paradigm of the black city within a city, placed inside the grid of the American metropolis but set at a distance by de facto, if not de jure segregation. Harlem's invisibility to the wider, whiter world is both symbolic and actual. …”
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Political participation of women in the local government: An Indian experience by Bhuiyan, Dasarathi

“…More specifically, most of SC/ST and women representatives were facing the problem of non-cooperation from the official and upper castes/ dominant sections of their Grama Panchayats.Practically it has been found that two heads are functioning at Gram Panchayat levels-she head (de-jure)-the elected women Sarpanch and he had (de-facto)-the real Sarpanch. …”
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