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• A COMPARISON OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN NIGERIA & SOUTH AFRICA.
• BEYOND MINIMALISM AND USURPATION: DESIGNING JUDICIAL REVIEW TO CONTROL THE MIS-ENFORCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS.
• BEYOND THE GUILD: LAWYER ORGANIZATIONS AND LAW MAKING.
• ENCOURAGING FRAND-LY NEGOTIATIONS: A COMPARISON OF THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN APPROACHES TO ALLOWING INJUNCTIVE RELIEF IN CASES INVOLVING FRAND-ENCUMBERED STANDARD-ESSENTIAL PATENTS.
• LEGITIMACY & LITIGATION: THE RIGHT TO HEALTH CARE.
• ON THE JUDICIALIZATION OF HEALTH.
• SOCIAL RIGHTS, JUDICIAL REMEDIES AND THE POOR.
• THE STATE OF MODERN SOUTH KOREAN ANIMAL CRUELTY LAW: AN OVERVIEW WITH COMPARISON TO RELEVANT UNITED STATES AND SWISS LAW AND THE FUTURE.
• WHY CHINA HAD TO 'BAN' CRYPTOCURRENCY BUT THE U.S. DID NOT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF REGULATIONS ON CRYPTO-MARKETS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND CHINA.
• A STATUTORY SOLUTION TO A CONSTITUTIONAL PROBLEM.

Featured documents

• BEYOND MINIMALISM AND USURPATION: DESIGNING JUDICIAL REVIEW TO CONTROL THE MIS-ENFORCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC RIGHTS.
• BEYOND THE GUILD: LAWYER ORGANIZATIONS AND LAW MAKING.
• A COMPARISON OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN NIGERIA & SOUTH AFRICA.
• WHY CHINA HAD TO 'BAN' CRYPTOCURRENCY BUT THE U.S. DID NOT: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF REGULATIONS ON CRYPTO-MARKETS BETWEEN THE U.S. AND CHINA.
• GLOBAL JUDICIAL TRANSPARENCY NORMS: A PEEK BEHIND THE ROBES IN A WHOLE NEW WORLD - A LOOK AT GLOBAL 'DEMOCRATIZING' TRENDS IN JUDICIAL OPINION-ISSUING PRACTICES.
• THE RIGHT TO MIGRATE: A HUMAN RIGHTS RESPONSE TO IMMIGRATION RESTRICTIONISM IN ARGENTINA.
• DOWN THE FINAL STRETCH: STATE SOCIETAL SETTLEMENTS' RES JUDICATA REPERCUSSIONS.
• LEGITIMACY & LITIGATION: THE RIGHT TO HEALTH CARE.
• SOCIAL RIGHTS, JUDICIAL REMEDIES AND THE POOR.
• THE FORK IN THE ROAD REVISITED: AN ATTEMPT TO OVERCOME THE CLASH BETWEEN FORMALISTIC AND PRAGMATIC APPROACHES.