18 research outputs found
Preventing sexism and sexual harassment in medical schools by using Theater of the Oppressed as an interactive and reflexive tool.
Among the measures taken to combat sexism and sexual harassment, prevention courses for medical students are one possibility. We aimed to describe the process of implementing a training course on the prevention of sexism and sexual harassment for medical students in two Swiss medical schools by using the Theater of the Oppressed as an interactive and reflexive tool within the course. The purpose of this theater was to give the students the opportunity to express themselves and to collectively look for and discuss ways to combat and escape from oppressive situations.
This collaborative, innovative, and interactive implementation showed that different forms of a training course can be implemented with similar objectives in an adaptable and transferable manner. The interactive and reflexive Theater of the Oppressed was an appropriate option to reach the objectives. Courses were based on identifying and acting on concrete problematic situations by focusing on individual, collective, and institutional resources. Students reported a high level of satisfaction
Consumer Law and Policy Relating to Change of Circumstances Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic
An unprecedented number of consumer problems has been caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, not least with regard to refunds of prepayments and the ability of consumers to keep up their monthly payments under loan and rental agreements. Based on a notion of societal force majeure sketched in this paper, we propose guiding principles in respect of the introduction of moratoria on recurring payments, the use of refunds or vouchers in respect of prepayments, and associated enforcement challenges. This analysis draws on experiences around the globe.Non peer reviewe
Deutscher Rechtshistorikertag, Regensburg, 20. bis 24. September 1998, (en collaboration avec Stefan Vogenauer).
Rechtsgeschichte und Rechtsdogmatik, Symposium zu Ehren von Hans Hermann Seiler (en collaboration avec Stefan Vogenauer).
Loi contre la concurrence déloyale (LCD)
En réaction à la multiplication de certaines pratiques commerciales abusives, la loi contre la concurrence déloyale (LCD) a connu une importante révision en 2012, avec pour objectif de mieux protéger les consommateurs et les entreprises. L'importance pratique de la loi en a été accrue, notamment en matière de contrôle des conditions générales.Ce premier commentaire article par article de la LCD en français tient évidemment compte des derniers développements jurisprudentiels et doctrinaux, ainsi que de l'évolution du droit européen en la matière lorsque cela se justifie. Fidèle à l'esprit des Commentaires romands et rédigé par des spécialistes de la matière, l'ouvrage offre des réponses claires et précises, s'imposant comme une référence pour tous les praticiens du droit.
Contenu
- Une structure systématique, avec un commentaire des dispositions de la LCD, des introductions à certains chapitres et des bibliographies spécifiques;
- une bibliographie générale relative au droit suisse et au droit européen;
- un index bilingue