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The article addresses an interpretative doubt about the criminal norm that, separate from the Criminal Code, penalizes the violation of the rights of patent holders in Argentina. To do so, it refers to the source of the law in Spanish legislation, and to the rights established in the Argentine Constitution. ; El artículo clarifica una duda interpretativa sobre la norma penal que, en una ley especial, castiga la violación de los derechos de los titulares de patentes en Argentina. Para hacerlo, recurre a su fuente en la legislación española y a los derechos establecidos en la Constitución argentina.

The article addresses an interpretative doubt about the criminal norm that, separate from the Criminal Code, penalizes the violation of the rights of patent holders in Argentina. To do so, it refers to the source of the law in Spanish legislation, and to the rights established in the Argentine Constitution. ; El artículo clarifica una duda interpretativa sobre la norma penal que, en una ley especial, castiga la violación de los derechos de los titulares de patentes en Argentina. Para hacerlo, recurre a su fuente en la legislación española y a los derechos establecidos en la Constitución argentina.

One of the little-known merits of Vladimir Vasilievich Petukhov is the "invention" of the scientific term (and a media meme as well) "demand for change", proved popular in recent years. Based on the ideas of the sociology of concepts and materials of content and discourse analysis of Russian media using SCAN-Interfax, the article attempts to trace the formation and development of this concept/meme, as well as to determine its content. First used in the late 1990s, it became viral at the turn of the 2000s-2010s, allowing to record the ups and downs of general social discontent, whilst at the same time not allowing to decide how this discontent correlates with traditional designations of socio-political conflicts. "Deciphering" the concept of "demand for change" requires understanding whether we are talking about the desire of modern Russians for revolutionary or evolutionary changes. V.V. Petukhov himself leaned towards an evolutionist interpretation, believing that the request for, first all, the expansion of democratic participation is far from a "revolutionary situation". The final answer about the essence of this social phenomenon can only be given by the next decade of Russian history.

Ebenezer Howard founded the Garden City movement, and he continues to be cited by planners and theorists. This book presents a properly contextualized analysis of Howard's religious views. It investigates neglected aspects of his life, and provides a significant new interpretation of the Garden City movement.