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Victims of People Trafficking and Entitlement to International Protection

Piotrowicz, Ryszard (2005)
VINGT ANS APRÈS: Rainbow Warrior, Legal Ordering, and Legal Complexity

Harding, Christopher (2006)

The intention in this paper is to explore some basic questions concerning the ordering and identity of contemporary international law by reference to what at first sight appears to be a single, though significant incident ...
A Want of Order and Good Discipline: Rules, Discretion and the Victorian Prison

Richard (Gwasg Prifysgol Cymru, 2007)

In the nineteenth century, prison became the dominant form of punishment for criminals, as capital and corporal measures were phased out and crime began to be thought of as a national, rather than a local, problem that ...
The Welsh Language Act 1993 - A Measure of Success?

Huws, Catrin (2006-07-15)

The Welsh Language Act 1993 is now 12 years old. Accordingly, the time is ripe to measure its success in terms of facilitating the use of the Welsh language in the courts. This can be measured in a number of different ways. ...
What's 'Novel' About It? Substantial Equivalence, Precaution and Consumer Protection 1997-2004

Salmon, Naomi (2005-02)
Who Designed the Westphalian System? Probing the Epistemology of the Westphalian Debates: 'Moses was but a juggler and King James the new Solomon'

Harding, Christopher; Harding, Nicola (2006-10)

In the history of international law and relations, 'Westphalian system' is commonly used as shorthand to describe the 'modern' paradigm of international relations based on a system of exclusive authority vested in sovereign ...
Who has the Right to Govern Online Activity? A Criminal and Civil Point of View

Kohl, Uta (2004-11)

This paper compares how the Australian defamation case of Dow Jones & Co. Inc. v. Gutnick [2002] HCA 56 and the English obscenity case of R. v. Perrin [2002] EWCA 747 dealt with the legal concept of publication in the ...
Whose News? Copyright and the Dissemination of News on the Internet

Rowland, Diane (2003-07-02)

Abstract News reporting plays an important sociological and political function in forming public opinion and thereby assisting in the democratic process but the publication of newspapers is also a lucrative business. The ...
Why Go to Court in Europe? An analysis of Cartel Appeals, 1995-2004

Gibbs, Alun; Harding, Christopher (2005)

This study analyses the legal argument in and outcome of appeals against decisions of the European Commission in EC cartel cases over the last decade. It takes as its starting point the argument presented by Montag (1996) ...

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