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• den Anwendungsbereich des KAGB anknuepfend an den Begriff des Investmentvermoegens
• die Abgrenzung zwischen offenen und geschlossenen Fonds
• zulaessige Vermoegensgegenstaende fuer offene und geschlossene Fonds einschliesslich der neuen Regelungen fuer Kreditfonds
• zulaessige Rechtsformen fuer offene und geschlossene Fonds
• Anforderungen an die Verwahrstelle
• Organisations- und Verhaltenspflichten fuer Kapitalverwaltungsgesellschaften einschliesslich deren Verguetungssysteme
• Bewertungs- und Rechnungslegungsvorschriften
• Vertrieb in- und auslaendischer Fonds

• Durchfuehrungsverordnungen der EU Kommission
• Technische Regulierungsstandards der EU Kommission
• Leitlinien der ESMA
• Verordnungen, Auslegungsentscheidungen und FAQ der BaFin

• umfassende Kommentierung des KAGB und der massgeblichen EU-Verordnungen
• BaFin Verwaltungspraxis im Blick

• Kontofuehrung und Zahlungsverkehr (Kontofuehrung, Zahlungsdienstevertrag, Bargeldloser Zahlungsverkehr, Zahlungsverkehr und Insolvenz)
• Finanzierung und Kreditsicherheiten (Syndizierte Darlehen, Anleihen, Pfandbriefe, Verbriefung, Kreditderivate, Verbraucherdarlehen, Dingliche Sicherheiten, Personalsicherheiten, Unternehmenssanierung, Finanzierungen in der Insolvenz)
• Wertpapier- und Anlagegeschaeft (Vermoegensverwaltung, Einlagengeschaeft, Effektengeschaeft, Finanztermingeschaeft, Depotrecht, Investmentgeschaeft, Emissions- und Konsortialgeschaeft)

• Expertenteam
• Kommentar fuer den bankrechtlichen Generalisten
• fuer Praktikerinnen und Praktiker

• praxisorientierte Kommentierung
• Querschnitt durch alle Normen des materiellen Rechts und des Verfahrensrechts
• Nachweis der wichtigsten Rechtsprechung und Fachaufsaetze

Family detention garnered much public attention when it expanded dramatically in 2014 as significantly increased numbers of migrant groups began arriving and requesting asylum at the Mexico-U.S. border. During this period, the Obama administration designated three detention facilities, two in South Texas, to hold such families while they underwent part of the asylum legal process. One became the largest immigrant detention facility in the country.

In Legal Care anthropologist Erin Routon explores the operations of these facilities through the unique perspectives of volunteer legal advocates. Routon offers a compelling ethnographic account of the hidden labor and emotional resilience of those advocates. Through the lens of "legal care," Routon reframes legal aid as a form of caregiving, revealing how these advocates resist the structural and legal violence of family detention while supporting asylum-seeking parents and children. Drawing on immersive fieldwork and firsthand narratives, the book exposes the human cost of administrative incarceration and the quiet power of care in spaces designed to exclude.

Timely, urgent, and deeply humane, this work speaks to scholars and practitioners across anthropology, law and society, migration studies, and carceral justice. Routon's accessible and evocative writing invites readers to reconsider activism and advocacy, offering new language for understanding resistance and solidarity in the face of institutional violence. This book is essential reading for anyone committed to justice, care, and the future of immigration policy in the United States.

Contributors from across the globe investigate how criminal justice systems grapple with the tension between procedural fairness, institutional efficiency and the general welfare of the public.
Drawing on legal frameworks and practices from around the world, this book explores the structural and philosophical challenges that shape modern criminal courts - asking not only what works, but what ought to work. Identifying common patterns and divergent approaches, contributors ultimately offer a holistic perspective on how justice systems can uphold the rule of law while meeting the demands of speed, cost, and caseload management. The timely and thought-provoking contributions provide actionable insights for scholars, practitioners and policymakers seeking to reform criminal justice in ways that serve both principle and practicality.

Discover the social, economic, demographic, and public health impacts that child marriage has within the cultures and countries that practice it.

Around the globe, one in five girls under age 18 are married, and this number can double in areas affected by poverty, conflict, and other humanitarian crises. Child marriage, especially when accompanied by early and frequent pregnancy, often has sharply negative effects on female health, fertility, and mortality. In a wider context, child marriage influences population dynamics, economic development, and many other aspects of the cultures in which it is practiced.

Part I of this book features a collection of essays examining the drivers and consequences of modern-day child marriage. Part II profiles 30 cultures that engage in child marriage around the globe, including in countries across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas. These case studies allow readers to uncover the similarities and differences in patterns of child marriage across cultures and geographies, providing a more nuanced understanding of this complex and controversial subject.

• einer Herrschaft des Rechts ueber Territorien,
• eines systematischen Strafrechts,
• eines auf die Beduerfnisse und Anforderungen der Zeit angepassten Zivil- und Wirtschaftsrechts
• der auf Forderungen nach Gerechtigkeit begruendeten Konzeption von Gerichtsverfahren.

• Entwicklung und Gegenstand des klassischen kanonischen Rechts in einem Band,
• Darstellung und Erlaeuterung der wesentlichen Rechtsfiguren des kanonischen Rechts
• vergleichende Hinweise zu Rechtsinstituten des geltenden Rechts.

An international cross-regional and cross-cultural comparison of how women experience incarceration, encompassing various historical, social, economic, and systemic factors unique to those regions.

The issue of women's imprisonment is a complex and multifaceted one, as women face unique challenges behind bars, compared to their male counterparts. Although imprisoned women around the world may share common hardships, their experiences also vary according their specific social and regional circumstances.

This volume takes a global view of incarcerated women, examining the cultural, historical, economical, and political influences that affect their imprisonment. Addressing the historical context of women's prisons across all geographical regions of the world, each chapter dives deep into the local female incarceration trends over time, and the influencing laws and policies; the physical and mental health issues women face in prison, including mental illness, substance abuse, sexual abuse, and pregnancy; as well as re-entry programs, recidivism, and policy reform.

Written by an expert in the field of criminal justice and gender studies, this is a useful primer for research into the topic of women and incarceration around the world.