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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"critical legal theory"”.

  1. <em>Pláticas, Reflexiones, y Resistencia</em>: Exploring How First-Generation Latino Males Leverage Community Cultural Wealth in Education-Based Doctoral Programs

    … at predominantly white institutions. Grounded in Critical Race Theory (CRT), Latino Critical Legal Theory (LatCrit), and Chicana Feminist Epistemology (CFE), this research employs a Mestiza Methodology to center participants’ lived experiences during their doctoral program. Findings revealed how …

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  2. The inconsistent application of the status of the foetus under South African law: Comparative insights from the UK, Kenya and Colorado

    In South African law, legal personality is conferred only upon live birth, in line with the common law “born alive” rule. Under this rule, a foetus is not considered a legal subject and therefore cannot hold rights or duties in law. However, this position is challenged by statutory provisions that …

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  3. Governing International Criminal Justice: Managerial Practices and the International Criminal Court

    … approach to managerial practices, relying on critical international law and critical management scholarship to provide a comprehensive sociology and history of management. Employing a genealogical method, I trace the historical journey of managerial practices from the steel factories of the …

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