Although Europe does have several notable arid and semi-arid regions, it is not well renowned for its huge desert landscapes. These desert-like regions offer distinctive ecosystems and vistas that contrast with the continent's typically lush forests and undulating hills. Europe's deserts, which range from the stony Tabernas Desert in Spain ... Read More

Many important biodiversity hotspots can be found in Canada, which is known for its large and diverse ecosystems. These ecologically significant hotspots are home to a variety of unique plant and animal species. These hotspots highlight the nation's extensive natural heritage, stretching from the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia ... Read More

Major biodiversity hotspots in Europe are areas with high levels of species variety and endemism that are also of substantial ecological relevance. Due to habitat loss, climate change, pollution, and unsustainable activities, these hotspots, which include the Mediterranean Basin, Iberian Peninsula, Alps, Carpathian Mountains, Caucasus, Baltic Sea, and Danube River ... Read More

South American biodiversity hotspots are renowned for their extraordinary biological diversity, which makes them essential for international conservation efforts. These hotspots are vital to both local people and the health of the world as a whole because of their distinct ecosystems and rare species, which help to maintain the planet's ... Read More

Marcus Tullius Cicero was an exceptional writer, outspoken orator, excellent attorney and celebrated statesman of the Roman Republic who not only witnessed the most remarkable and turbulent times of history but also participated in the chaotic activities which hastened the collapse of the traditional Roman Republic and led to the ... Read More

Montesquieu was a French legal and political philosopher of the age of Enlightenment having the credit of being the forerunner of the sociological school of thought. He is also well−known for developing the doctrine of separation of power and championing the cause of individual liberty along with social reforms. Life ... Read More

Ronald M. Dworkin was a prominent figure and public intellectual of the 21st century who was always in the limelight for his writings and arguments on the on−going issues of the United States and United Kingdom. He was also a renowned and original legal and political philosopher, Jurist and Professor ... Read More

Nathan Roscoe Pound was an American Jurist, Botanist, Scholar and Professor of Law who became the leading theorist of American Sociological Jurisprudence. He was one of those extraordinary personalities who studied, practiced, taught and wrote law without a law degree. Pound was credited for developing the sociological theory of jurisprudence ... Read More

Sir J. W. Salmond was an eminent Supreme Court jurist and renowned legal scholar of New Zealand who is known for delivering some landmark judgments in the legal history of the country. Salmond was also a philosopher of jurisprudence and professor of law who developed some of the widely acclaimed ... Read More

Friedrich Karl Von Savigny was an eminent German Jurist and historian of the 19th century who became one of the preeminent exponents of the Historical School of Jurisprudence. Savigny’s theory marked a new beginning in the interpretation of law as a historical process in the entire jurisprudence and also brought ... Read More