By epark on December 20, 2016
I remember from 7 years ago when I first took an undergrad introduction to political science course and first learned about Jeremy Behtan’s utilitarianism theory and John Stewart Mill’s theories on democracy. Betham was a liberal and an utilitarian who argued that if people were free to do what was in their best interest and […]
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By epark on December 20, 2016
In this third and final post, I wish to discuss the benefits of oppression actions and at the same time, discuss the disadvantages of such an equitable remedy. The benefits of the oppression remedy, or any equitable remedy for that matter, are the flexibility that the adjudicator and the claimant can expect. The remedies, not […]
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By epark on November 26, 2016
On The Dut of Care and Directors’ Liabilities While mindlessly on a treadmill and flipping the channels, I came across a 2010 documentary named Inside Job. It was about the 2008 financial crisis and how the “Insiders” of the financial world such as investment bankers, officials (former investment bankers), and ECONOMISTS were the ones who […]
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