The Olympic “Revolt” of 1968 and its Lessons for Contemporary African American Athletic Activism by Douglas Hartmann

“…The final section of the paper highlights the cultural dimensions of sport—its “serious play” status, normative prohibitions against politics, and its individualistic, colorblind visions of race and social justice—that make athletically-based activism of all sorts challenging.…”
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Large Language Model e sistema di giustizia amministrativa. Prime riflessioni sul ruolo del giudice amministrativo by Margherita Interlandi

“…This paper investigates the impact of LLM technology on the administrative justice system from the perspective of the role of the judge, i.e. the subject who is called upon to interact with such systems and who is the one most exposed to the risk of substitution by the machine. …”
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To Exist is a Form of Resistance by Sarah Allen, Aina Landsverk Hagen

“…Allen argues that public galleries play a vital role in platforming artists dealing with pressing social justice issues of the day. …”
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EXPERIENCE OF TAXATION OF REAL ESTATE OF INDIVIDUALS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND ITS APPLICATION IN RUSSIA by M. Dement’eva, A. Zakharova, E. Kirova

“…Proposals for the application of tax rates and the implementation of the principle of justice have been elaborated.…”
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Juridical Analysis Of The Settlement Of Disputes Over Multiple Ownership Of Land Assets Of The Army In Indonesia by SULAIMAN, Angga Busra Lesmana

“…The research recommends resolution through mediation, consultation and more effective litigation mechanisms to ensure justice and legal certainty. …”
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A New Look at the Victorian ‘Criminal Classes’: A View from the Archives by Philippe Chassaigne

“…In particular, interpreting the adoption of repressive legislation in the wake of the 1860s ‘moral panics’ (1863 Garotters’ Act, 1864 Penal Servitude Act, 1869 and 1871 Habitual Criminals Acts) as a means for the ruling middle classes of comforting and legitimising their political and social hegemony by labelling certain inferior social groups as a ‘criminal class’ (or ‘underclass’, or ‘residuum’) and making them the target of police and justice repression, has proved to be a particularly popular and enduring line of thought (see Jennifer Davis et alii). …”
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Offering zero-rated content in the shadow of net neutrality by Giuseppe Colangelo, Valerio Torti

“… In the recent Telenor case, the EU Court of Justice has for the first time interpreted the relationship between net neutrality regulation and zero-rating offers, considering the former incompatible with the offer of packages in which data traffic generated by certain applications does not count towards the consumption of the data volume purchased and whereby, once that data volume has been used up, end-users may continue to use those applications without restriction, while other applications are blocked or slowed. …”
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Quelques ficelles de sociologie carcérale by Corinne Rostaing

“…But above all, sociological practice is upset by moral dilemmas, such as being confronted with justice and crimes, having to maintain its independence despite the hierarchy of credibility, or resisting the temptation to denounce Confrontation with deprivation of liberty and unworthy situations.…”
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TEISĖS FILOSOFIJA SENAJAME VILNIAUS UNIVERSITETE by Romanas Plečkaitis

“…The following problems of the philosophy of law were discussed: an origin and a foundation of law, a transmission of the legislation, the law as the mean of realization the Christian justice, the theory of statute, the branches of law. …”
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Re-envisioning Astraea: Myth and Vision in Jeremy Bentham’s “Blackstone Familiarized” by Claire Wrobel

“…Poetic and pictorial rewritings of the myth of Astraea have often sought to legitimize political regimes, with the return of the goddess of justice symbolizing the inauguration of a new golden age. …”
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Honneth e o mercado brasileiro de consumo como instituição de reconhecimento by Carlos Freitas

“…Informed by the “theory of justice as an analysis of society” as articulated by Axel Honneth, the author clarifies the extent to which the sphere of consumption, understood as a “subsystem” of the economic market, may present itself (in its practices) as the realization of values socially institutionalized. …”
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Democracia política como plataforma para a expansão de direitos na América Latina by Maria Celina D\u2019Araujo

“…Trouble spot continues to be inequality and interpersonal violence, while local companies are obliged to give warning signals to the importance of universals for justice and equity. The article draws attention to some transformations that impact on the areas of law and democratization and the possibilities of political participation, especially the feminine. …”
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Interview with Nadine Bowers Du Toit by M. Laubscher

“…Besides lecturing, publishing and supervising postgraduate students, Nadine is often invited to address congregations, church leaders and faith-based organisations on topics pertaining to social justice. She sees herself as an “activist academic”, always advocating for more diverse voices to be heard: to this end, she chairs the transformation committee in the Faculty of Theology. …”
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Unexplained Air Disasters: Compensation for Indirect Victims by Jean Michel Haziza

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Abordajes sobre el Pasado Reciente en Uruguay: La trayectoria del Equipo de Investigación Histórica en la Universidad de la República. 2005-2015 by Fabiana  Larrobla Caraballo, Magdalena  Figueredo Corradi

“…In this way, we will explore its course of work, the methodological options, the transformations and the extension of its tasks and research objectives and the impact generated from the support for Justice in criminal complaints for crimes against humanity.…”
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Transformations of the historical context in the linguistic consciousness: Ideas, idols, and ideals by M.A. Pilgun

“…The most popular is the idea of social justice. Among the historical characters of the events of 1917, the images of Lenin and Stalin stand out. …”
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Le phrénologiste au tribunal. Notes pour une recherche sur le cas italien by Simone Baral

“…L’historiographie a bien montré combien la phrénologie a joué un rôle essentiel dans la définition des questions médico-légales relatives au diagnostic de la folie en justice et la définition des rôles du juge et de l’expert médical. …”
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Analisis Pelaksanaan Pelayanan Kesehatan Berdasarkan Prinsip Good Corporate Governance di Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah (RSUD) Padang Pariaman by Engga Lift Irwanto, Roni Ekha Putera, Ria Ariany

“…The principles of good corporate governance are transparency, accountability, responsibility, independence and justice. Researchers conduct research using descriptive qualitative research methods to describe the implementation of problems in more detail, key research data obtained through the process of interviews with relevant informants and document data as additional data reinforcing research arguments. …”
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MEMBANGUN BIROKRASI YANG PROFESIONAL by Rosmala Dewi

“…The fate of the people worse off because of the quality of legal services that are not optimal and non-functioning of legal services will tend to distort the process towards justice and welfare. If want to make improvements and eliminate the bad impression the government, the bureaucracy reform effort is urgent given the vast implications for society. …”
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The Application of Maqasid al-Shariah in the Development of Women's Leadership Model in Malaysia by Atriza Umar, Hamidah Mat

“…The findings of this study provide valuable insights for designers of the women’s leadership model, policymakers, political leaders, and other stakeholders in their efforts to achieve gender equality and social justice in national leadership.…”
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