Legal

[close] This is a group for anyone who wants to read and discuss books on topics such as natural law, legal positivism, constitutionalism, human rights, jurisprudence, and more. We will select one book every month and meet online to exchange our thoughts and insights. We will also invite guest speakers from the fields of law, philosophy, and academia to enrich our conversations. Whether you are a law student, a lawyer, a philosopher, or just a curious reader, you will find something to enjoy and learn in this group. Join us today and discover the fascinating world of law and legal philosophy! 📚👩‍⚖️👨‍⚖️

[close] This book group is for giveaways & discussions of free ebooks about law school & bar exam but political economy books are also welcome. If you have a free non-fiction ebook in these fields just post your link here (including requests for reviews). ARCs and review copies also welcome. I shall use this group for my own eBook giveaways on these topics so if you want a free review copy of any of my books on https://amazon.com/author/quizmaster or just to ask about the bar exam and law school just post here.

[close] The Goodreads group for lawyers, law students, legal administrators, legal secretaries, paralegals and others in the legal profession.

[close] To build “the biggest thing, ever!” – LiftPort’s Space Elevator – requires an enormous breadth and depth of knowledge. Naturally, there are technical challenges. These problems of physics, chemistry and orbital dynamics are the ‘sexy’ issues that get all the media attention. But there are additional questions – law, international policy, military implications, theology, finance, operational management, education, human resources, risk mitigation/insurance and more… These concerns cannot be solved with a calculator or a spreadsheet. These are problems which involve people; which mean they are problems not of facts, but of emotions. There are plenty of technical questions that our specialists are working on, but we’ve created this book club to prioritize on the ‘human’ aspect of building the Lunar Space Elevator Infrastructure. This book club is developed as a way of organizing topics to focus on. I have segmented the problems into “Challenges” (below). This book club will tackle books in all of these topics (posted in a Folder). The goal is to both educate myself / my team and of vital importance – to educate our fans / general population. We will read a variety of books (two per month) that will impact the development of Elevators on the Moon, and eventually on Mars and the Terrestrial Space Elevator here on the Earth! I invite you to join and participate in our discussions. Your intelligence, input, advice and wisdom are valued! Thanks for your interest and participation. Michael Laine www.twitter.com/mlaine President, LiftPort Group www.liftport.com