“…Once a teenaged mom, Ronessa "Ronne" Brown defeated the odds by stepping over the stereotypes surrounding her to take her family's destiny into her own hands. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- Parte II: Questiones disputate de veritate: De veritate, De scientia dei, De ydeis, De verbo, De prouidentia, De predestinatione, De libro vite, De cognitione angelorum, De cognitione scientie angelice, De mente, de magistro, De prophetia, De raptu, De fide, De ronne superiori et inferiori, De sinderesi, De conscientia, De cognitione primi hominis, De cognitione anime post mortem, de scientia dei, De bono, De appetitu, De voluntate, De voluntate dei, De libero arbitrio, De sensualitate, De passionibus anime, De gratia, De iustificatione impij, De gratia x~pi…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “….] -- Different views of the cathedral : the literature on property law theory / Jonnette Watson Hamilton and Nigel Bankes -- Public and private rights to natural resources and differences in their protection / Anita Rønne -- Property rights created under statute in common law legal systems / Barry Barton -- Property law sources and analogies in international law / Catherine Redgwell -- Property rights in oil and gas under domanial regimes / Yinka Omorogbe and Peter Oniemola -- The rule of capture : the least worst property rule for oil and gas / Terence Daintith -- Models for state ownership on the Norwegian continental shelf / Ulf Hammer -- Natural gas development and land use : conflict between legal rights and its resolution / Wang Mingyuan -- Got title; will sell : indigenous rights to land in Chile and Argentina / Lila Barrera-Hernández -- The scope and limitations of the principle of national property of hydrocarbons in Mexico / José Juan González -- Legal models of ownership over petroleum and gas in Brazilian law / Yanko de Alencar -- Who owns the economy? …”

“…Exile, gender and disability are central, intertwined themes of Marta Ronne’s article, which discusses the work of a Swedish-Latvian author who arrived in Sweden in connection to World War II. …”