Chayes

(shāyz), Avoid the incorrect form Chaye and Chaye's.

Herman E.S., U.S. prosthodontist, 1880-1933. See: Chayes method.

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For example, Sarah Chayes, author of Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security, has noted that opposition to corruption was a key factor behind Europe's Protestant Reformation in the 16 th century.

The world must do more to combat corruption

Abram Chayes offered the most important response to these charges.

THE SHORT LIFE AND LONG AFTERLIFE OF THE MASS TORT CLASS ACTION

forces were helplessly wrapped inside the [Sherzais'] friendly bear hug," Chayes continues.

Corrective lens to look at Afghanistan -- Part Four

Abram Chayes is most associated with the managerial approach to diplomatic relations.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership and the construction of a syncretic animal welfare norm

Fullerian critique of what Chayes termed the "public law model of

Prospective injunctive relief and class settlements

19) In it, Professor Abram Chayes contrasted the old way of doing things, so-called "private law litigation," with the new trend, which he named "public law litigation.

Rethinking consent decrees: how federal-court decrees in child welfare can harm those they are supposed to help and upset the federal-state balance

As security expert Sarah Chayes argues in Against Corruption, the volume of essays that the British government will publish to accompany the summit, corruption today is structured practice.

Why corruption matters

Chayes and Chayes (1993) stated that the non-complying behavior can be attributed to the following factors:

Role of trade union movement to improve regional labor standards within SADC

For this point: Chayes & Chayes, The new sovereignty:

Law as deliberative discourse: the politics of international legal argument - social theory with historical illustrations

The first is a panel discussion on the nexus between corruption and security with Sarah Chayes from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace as well as senior representatives from UNODC, the OSCE, and others.

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overthrow of the Taliban, Chayes decided to stay in Kandahar as part of a nonprofit venture.

Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security

Collateral damage as the rationale for not pursuing corruption comes up in a surprising way in an episode that Sarah Chayes recounts in her superb recent book, Thieves of State: Why Corruption Threatens Global Security.