aaron kirschenbaum (15 Ergebnisse)

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, stapled paper covers, 202-222pp. Reprinted from Israel Yearbook on Human Rights, Volume 3 - 1973.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, stapled paper covers, 49 pp., selected bibliography, glossary, abbreviations.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, stapled paper covers, 49 pp., selected bibliography, glossary, abbreviations + 56 pp., selected bibliography, glossary, abbreviations.

Softbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, stapled paper covers, 19 pp., notes.

Zustand: Very Good. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, 168, 256 pp. Editorial Assistant: Simhah Meron. Articles in English are "The 'Good Samaritan' and Jewish Law," Aaron Kirschenbaum, "Ethico-Halakhic Considerationsin the Practice of Music," J. David Bleich, "Abortion and Halakhah: New Issues," David M. Maeir, "Censorship of Medical Works: Hezekiah and 'The Book of Remedes,'" Arthur Jay Silverstein, "Law and Medicine on Medieval Jewry," Ze'ev W. Falk.Articles in Hebrew are "Dr. Meir Falk," Eliezer Yehudah Waldenberg, Avraham Goldberg, Ze'ev W. Falk, "The Physician's Responsibility for the Life of the Patient," Sholomo Goren, Chief Rabbi of Israel, "A Responsum Permitting Kidney Transplants," Ovidia Yosef, Chief Rabbi of Israel, "Rescue and Treatment - Halakhic Scales of Priorities," Shlomo Dichowsku, "The Husband's Liability for hte Treatment of his Wife according to Jewish Family Law," Yedidia Cohn, "The Physician's Fee in Jewish Law," Jose Faur, "Euthenasia in Jewish Religious Law," Ya;akov Weinberger, "The Rabbinic Attitude toward Fingerprints a a Source of Identifyng Corpses," Gad Navon, Legal Aspects of Post Mortems n the State of Israel (Part I)," Shmuel Berkowtz, "The Legal Status of a Contract-Clause Permitting a Post Mortem," Menahem Slae, "The Shekhiv-Me'ra Will: Composition and Scope," Haim Povarsky, "The Jacobson Symposium: Problems of Family Law, Persoanl Status and Rabbinic Jurisdication in the State of Israel - 1976," "Rabbinic and Secular Courts in Israel," Yizhak Kahan, "Should Civil Marriage be Instituted in the State of Israel," Zerah Warhaftig, "Problems of Maintenance and Support," Elisha Schoenbaum, "Jewish Law in the Law Reports of 1975-1976," Simhah Meron.

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, cxvi, 260 pp. Editorial Assistant: Simhah Meron. Articles in English are "Twenty-Five Years of Family Law According to Jewish Religious Law," Ze'ev W. Falk, "News in Israeli Family Law," Falk, "Jewish Law in the State of Israel: A Three-Day Symposium, "Jewish Law as Reflected in he Decisions of the Supreme Court of Israel," Shimon Agranat, "Developments in the Rabbinic Judicairy of Israel," Menahem Elon, "Governmental Policy regarding Jewish Law," Nahum Rakover, "Jewish Law in the Legislative Activity of the Knesset," Yosef Goldschmidt, "Jewish Religious Legislations in the Knesset.Articles in Hebrew. are "A Women's Right to Non-Domestic Employment - A Comparative Study," Renato Yarak, "Talmudic Restrictions in Divorce - Their Nature and Validity," Eliakim G. Elinson, "The Rebellious Wife in the Halakhah," Yitzhak Bardea, "Patria Potestas in Roman and Jewish law," Mordecai A. Rabello, "The Ancient Halakhah," Hugo Mantel, "Orgins and Earliest Development of Talmudic Divorce by Proxy," Noah Aminoah, "A Kohen Divorces his Wife in Eleventh Century Egypt - A Genizah Study," Mordecai A. Friedman, "Jewish Law in the Law Reports of 1973-1974," Simhah Meon, On the Status of Jewish Law in Israel," Shmuel Shiloh.

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, 154, 230 pp. Articles in English are "A Suggested Approach to the Study of Jewish Law," Aaron M. Schreiber, "Exigency Jurisdiction under Jewish law," Neil S. Hecht and Emanuel B. Quint, "The Problem of Divorce by Judicial Decree in Karaite Halakhah, "News in Israeli Family Law.Articles in the Hebrew Section are "The Significance of the Overt Market Enactment in Jewish Law," Uri Shtruzman, "The Role of Evidence in the Halakhah," Haim S. Hefetz, "The Use of Force for the Prevention of Crime," Elijah Ben Zimra, "Basic Issues in the law of Agency - A Comparison of Jewish and Israeli Law," Shmuel Shilo, "Medieval Public Law - Sourcesand Concept," Jacob Blidstein, "Two Responsa from the Cairo Geniza Regarding the marriage of Female Slaves," Mordecai A. Friedman, "Obligations of Child Supprt in Adoption," Ido Divon, "Jewish Law in the Law Reports of 1977-1979," Simhah Meron.

Hardbound. Zustand: Very Good. Octavo, blue cloth with gold lettering, 136, 272 pp. Editorial Assistant: Simhah Meron. Articles in English are "The Just Price Doctrine in Judaic Law - An Economic Analysis," Aaron Levine, "Addenda to 'Hebrew Law in Biblical Times,'" Ze;ev W. Falk, "Israeli Rabbnic Courts - Aspects of a More 'Responsive Legal System,'" Hedva Porat-Martin, "Dina De-Malkhuta Dina - A Review," Jacob J. Schacter, "Birth Control in Israeli Family Law," Ze'ev W.Falk, Book Review: D. Giesen: "Zur Problematic der Einführung einer Familiengerchtsbarkeit in der BRD," Z.W. Falk.Articles in the Hebrew section are "Lie Detection in Ancient Jewish Literature," Avinoam Safir, "Aspects of Circumstantial and Presumptive Evidence in Jewish Criminal Law," Haim S.Hefetz, "Legal Aspects of Post Mortems in the State of Israel," Shmuel Berkowitz, "Abortion - Theory and Practice in the Halakhah, Razon Erusi, "Gifts by Way of 'from today and after eath' in Jewish Law," Israel Francus, "The 'Authorized Judge (Mumheh)' in Talmudic Law," Noah Avinoam, "Some right and Duties Created by the Death of a Widow - According to Rabbinic Law," Yedidiah Cohen, "A Note on the Terms Sephina (ship), Iskupa (ship's boat) and Dugit (dingy)," Damiel Sperber, "The Safek Yehudi in Israeli Courts - The personal status of citizen whose Jewishness is unclear," Asher Maoz, "Jewish Theocracy," Aaron Kirschenbaum, "Jewish Law in the Law Reports of 1976-1977," Simhah Meron.

Zustand: Gut. XII, 229 p., maps. From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Rubbed, binding partly bleached, top edge somewhat stained, otherwise good and clean. / Berieben, Einband teils verblichen, Kopfschnitt etwas angeschmutzt, sonst gut und sauber. - Sons, Slaves and Freedmen in Roman Commerce is a sociolegal study of the role of the Roman familia in legal and commercial transactions in classical times. The Roman family included slaves and freedmen as well as wife, children, and relatives; and it served as the basis for a considerable type of legal and quasi-legal activities. In this study, socio-economic data shed light on the law, and legal rules illuminate aspects of the extended family. Prof. Alan Watson of the University of Pennsylvania Law School writes in his preface: The book has implications of great consequence to students of American slavery. The core . deals with institutions which are posited on the belief that, as human beings, slaves are the equal of born citizens in business acumen, and that they can behave in similar ways. Thus, this book is of interest not only to students of ancient law and the classics, it provides much for sociologists and historians especially interested in the interplay of law and society. - Aaron Kirschenbaum is Professor of Law at Tel Aviv University Law School in Israel. He studied Roman Law under A. Arthur Schiller at Columbia University. ISBN 9780813206448 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 495 Original hardcover with dust jacket in additional plastic.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Fair. 238pp. Dustjacket tattered some.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. xii, 229 pages, 2 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm. This is a sociologic study of the role of the Roman Familia in legal and commercial transactions in classical times. The Roman "family" included slaves and freedmen as well as wives, children and relatives and served as the basis for legal and quasi-legal activities. In this study, socio-economic data sheds light on the legal aspects of the extended family.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. First Edition. 212 pages. Index. Bibliography. Footnotes. "A comprehensive and timely study of the Jewish law which rejects criminal confessions, pleas of guilty and self-incriminatory statements of the accused." - from Introduction. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Binding intact. A sound copy.

Hardcover. Zustand: g- to vg. First edition. 4to. 89pp. Grey paper covered boards with white lettering on cover and spine in original printed dust jacket. This authoritative bibliography on the origins of ancient Jewish law covers the Talmudic, Mishnaic, and Gaonic periods; it discusses the Talmud Bavli and Yerushalmi, the laws of Sugiya, the Rambam, outlines writings of Rashi, as well as discussing questions on Teshuvot. An excellent reference work for the beginning Hebrew scholar with in-text citations, highlighted passages and footnotes. Text in Hebrew. Tail of spine slightly bumped. Foxing on endpapers. One-inch paper split at bottom gutter on front endpaper. Creasing, scuffing, and small closed tears on dj. Dust jacket in good -, binding in very good, interior in near-fine condition.

Hardcover. Zustand: FINE. 18, 573 pp. 8vo, sewn binding in printed hard covers without DJ as issued. Very clean, sharp copy.