Parents love their daughters dearly, but they see the world as a dangerous place for girls, and Pakistan, with its harsh tribal customs, patchy security, and poor rule of law, confirms their worst fears.
The dominant arguments in the documentary are those from the Austrian school and from "new" institutionalism, both of which argue that the main development problems in poor countries are their poor rule of law and lack of property rights.
Gu Xin of Peking University says the health authorities "devised poor rules of the game and, as a result, they ruined the game".Local authorities stress that hospitals are prohibited from turning patients away, and they may be disqualified from receiving patients if they do so, but there have been no reports of any hospitals being punished in this way.
The comparison between our groups of good and poor rule-learners supports this idea.
Those poor rules officials must have heard every kind of curse word in several languages by now.
Poor institutional quality, rule of law and corruption destabilize a country and may increase the chances of bankruptcy and/or decrease the efficiency of banks.
The provincial legal framework is poor, and the rule of law is even weaker in Ratanakiri than elsewhere in Cambodia.
Whether it's because the White House is a dysfunctional mess, Donald Trump's administration is waging war against the poor and the rule of law, or the president has a bad habit of saying terribly racist things about entire countries, for whatever reason, some of Trump's aides are looking to ditch their jobs.
Compared with the record-breaking US opening of $42m£29m9m) at the weekend, this is a poor result – going by rule of thumb, the film would have been expected to open in the UK with £4.2m.
It is imperative for business to seek to lead rather than react to these debates.Moreover, in some parts of the world, particularly in some poor developing countries, the rule of law as well as provision of basic public services is notable by its absence.
Many read into that a reference to Mr. Bo, who mixed personal charisma — like Mao — with care for the poor, disregard for the rule of law (in a popular anti-mafia campaign) and Red revolutionary fervor, the last apparently in homage to his father, Bo Yibo, one of China's "Eight Immortals," the original Communist revolutionaries.
