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Park T. Vermögensstrafe und "modernes" Strafrecht: eine verfassungsrechtliche, strafrechtsdogmatische und kriminalpolitische Untersuchung zu § 43a StGB . Kriminologische

und sanktionenrechtliche Forschungen ; 8. Berlin: Duncker & Humblot; 1997. [...]

This paper’s reading of a specific cultural artifact to emerge from children’s climate activism in contemporary Australia enacts an argument that children themselves can

be seen to be redefining childhood and futurity through their climate activism and demonstrates how their placards are evidence of this. [...]

There has been increasing attention to the importance of children’s contribution in decision-making processes that involve them and their future. One of the significant systems

that involve children is the Family Court. The Family Court in Western Australia has the right and responsibility to decide on matters that affect the welfare of [...]

In the legal profession horizontal segregation (women's division between areas or not) reproduce situations of vertical stratification, helping to explain the role of women

lawyers typically employed in group practices. This leads to a polarization between areas of net operating primarily female, underpaid and oriented to the solution [...]

This article considers compliance with competition law among a particular sub-set of UK companies. The research was principally motivated by the reform of UK competition law

in the late 1990's and the introduction of new investigatory and fining powers for the UK competition authorities, with potentially very serious consequences for [...]

There is a significant gap between what the evidence shows about the impact of control-based domestic abuse (coercive control) on children and how this harm is recognized in

law. Drawing on ongoing reform conversations in Scotland, this article demonstrates how law and policymakers can begin to address this disconnect. [...]

In December 2023, on the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Katie Boyle delivered her inaugural lecture on Scotland’s social justice journey to

mark her appointment as Professor of International Human Rights Law and Social Justice at the University of Strathclyde. [...]