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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"legal intervention"”.
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When good faith is not enough: Ensuring education equity during and after legal intervention
… Moreover, they indicate a pronounced shift in legal discourses surrounding programs and initiatives that utilize race as a factor in developing educational policy.
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'Giving effect to policy': a legal and empirical investigation of the implementation of European food quality schemes in Poland (PDO, PGI,TSG).
Legal scholarship regarding the implementation of European Union law recognises the gap between policy, enacted law and its application. Writers typically focus on the role of the European Court of Justice, the role of the European Commission, as well as the obligations of Member States under …
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The [flourishing] entrepreneur: a case for legislative intervention to support healthy SMME financial access in South Africa
… impact that a human flourishment approach to legal intervention can have for a property system, which has the objective of supporting the realisation of the capabilities of persons in society. This value is illustrated in this thesis by analysing the relationship between the South African SMME …
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Police Use of Force Databases: Sources of Bias in Lethal Force Data Collection
Understanding police use of lethal force requires the collection of reliable data. Due to bias present in police-use-of-lethal-force databases, researchers typically triangulate using multiple data sources to compensate for this bias; however, triangulation is restricted when the bias present in …
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UNILATERAL TRADE-RELATED CLIMATE MITIGATION MEASURES AND WTO LAW: A SYSTEMIC PERSPECTIVE
… WTO agreements. This is achieved by means of a legal assessment of three particular case studies, which reflect the most prevalent type of controversial UTrCM measures adopted. The second approach is more ‘systemic’ and entails an ‘external’ evaluation of select legal issues under international …
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End-of-life decisions for young children: law, systems and Luhmann
This study interrogates the legal and medical system rationalities that drive child end-of-life decision-making (CELDM) in respect of the very young. Neither conventional rights discourse nor legal doctrine has shown itself capable of resolving or indeed providing a full understanding of the issues …