Titlebook: Hans Kelsen in America - Selective Affinities and the Mysteries of Academic Influence; D.A. Jeremy Telman Book 2016 Springer International

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The Neglect of Hans Kelsen in West German Public Law Scholarship, 1945–1980t both Kelsen and his work, a vast majority of scholars of public law refused to work with Kelsen’s ideas. They considered his theory both inadequate and wrong, and they refused even to discuss it. Kelsen was ignored during the 1950s because of four characteristics of his biography and his works, wh

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Pure Formalism? Kelsenian Interpretative Theory between Textualism and Realismartly owed to alleged methodological deficiencies of the positivist approach: A formalist, or even “hyperformalist” theory, positivism, it is sometimes suggested, is destined to entail a “hypertextualist” and thus in any case inadequate view on interpretation. Focusing on the Kelsenian variety of le

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tient care. For lung cancer, precision approaches have focused mostly on targeted therapies directed at tyrosine kinases and immunotherapy. It is proposed that refinements should focus on improved risk stratification of patients at heightened risk of lung malignancy, namely patients with chronic obs

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D. A. Jeremy Telmanion of cervical cancer, a highly preventable and treatable disease. Two recent studies from their signature initiatives, . and ., are presented to illustrate the situation in the Latino community regarding?the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination and cervical cancer screening. These population-bas

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ce rates of cancer compared to non-Hispanic Whites, the Hispanic population in the United States faces a number of barriers to care, which may result in more involved, costlier, and potentially less successful treatments. Hispanic men in particular experience disproportionate cancer-related health d

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Brian H. Bixe, 24,000 Hispanics were diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. Of significant importance is that breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death (16%) among Hispanic women, with over 3000 patients dying in 2018 secondary to this disease..Despite the decrease in breast cancer mortality rates seen