Law & Policy
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 2021-02-01
- ISBN:
- 0265-8240
Issue Number
- No. 42-4, October 2020
- No. 42-3, July 2020
- No. 42-2, April 2020
- No. 42-1, January 2020
- No. 41-4, October 2019
- No. 41-3, July 2019
- No. 41-2, April 2019
- No. 41-1, January 2019
- No. 40-4, October 2018
- No. 40-3, July 2018
- No. 40-2, April 2018
- No. 40-1, January 2018
- No. 39-4, October 2017
- No. 39-3, July 2017
- No. 39-2, April 2017
- No. 39-1, January 2017
- No. 38-4, October 2016
- No. 38-3, July 2016
- No. 38-2, April 2016
- No. 38-1, January 2016
Latest documents
- Can a leopard change its spots? Strategic behavior versus professional role conception during Ukraine's 2014 court chair elections
- The paradox of regulatory discretion
- Rethinking nongovernmental organizations: Neoliberalism, “nonstate” actors, and the politics of recognition in the United States
- The devil is in the details: How arbitration system design and training facilitate and inhibit repeat‐player advantages in private and state‐run arbitration hearings
- Issue Information
- Issue Information
- The Politics of Symbolic Laws: State Resistance to the Allure of Sex Offender Residence Restrictions
- How Free Is Sow Stall Free? Incremental Regulatory Reform and Industry Co‐optation of Activism
- “They Think I'm a Lawyer”: Undocumented College Students as Legal Brokers for Their Undocumented Parents
- Court Interpreters and the Political Economy of Bail in Three Arraignment Courts
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- INTRODUCTION: The Legal Process and Decision Theory
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: Procedural Justice, Law and Policy
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- From International Ethics to European Union Policy: A Case Study on Biopiracy in the EU's Biotechnology Directive
- Law, Politics, and Violence Against Women: A Case Study of Palestinians in Israel
- Indian ‘Compensatory Discrimination’ and American ‘Affirmative Action’: Some Parallels—A Review of Galanter's Competing Equalities*
- Policy, Research, and Funding: Socio Legal Studies in a changed Political Climate
- Regeneration of Civil Society in Hungary: The Recodification of the Right of Assembly and Association