“After Thunder Comes Rain”: The ECJ Finally Rules on the Boundaries of the EUMR Standstill Obligation by Luca Villani

“…The decision was long awaited, since after having imposed several fines for gun jumping practices in recent times, it is the first case ever in which the Court has been asked to take position on the matter through a preliminary ruling. …”
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General principles of law formed within the international legal system: Foggy or forgotten concept? by Đorđević-Aleksovski Sanja

“…In the provisional conclusions adopted on the first reading in May 2023, the latter have been defined as "general principles of law that may be formed within the international legal system". …”
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Evaluation of undergraduate forensic medicine education in Nepal: a critical analysis using Schwab’s five commonplaces and Schubert’s curriculum images by Alok Atreya, Roshani Rajbanshi, Ritesh G. Menezes, Apurba Acharya

“…Abstract Following the establishment of Nepal’s first medical college in 1972, forensic medicine was introduced in 1978. …”
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Crise et modalités d’élaboration d’un compromis social dans le nouveau capitalisme indien by Damien Krichewsky

“…We first show how the economic reforms initiated during the 1980s and pursued during the 1990s have resulted into firms focusing more on their economic and financial performance. …”
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La justicia al banquillo. La Causa de Los Jueces y las (im)posibilidades de juzgar responsables civiles de la última dictadura en Santiago del Estero (Argentina) by Florencia I.  De Marco, Luis Garay

“…This process, which took fourteen years to complete, reached trial in 2016/17 with the indictment, for the first time in the province, of two judicial officials for crimes against humanity committed during the last dictatorship in the country (1976/1983). …”
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Arbitrage et conciliation aux premiers siècles de l’Islam : théories, pratiques et usages sociaux by Mathieu Tillier

“…Arbitration (taḥkīm) and settlement by mutual agreement achieved through conciliation (ṣulḥ) appear at first glance as forms of justice parallel to state courts. …”
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Da sociologia do desvio à criminologia crítica: os indígenas de Mato Grosso do Sul como outsiders by Igor Henrique da Silva Santelli, Antonio Guimarães Brito

“…In the second part, it discusses the phenomenon of criminalization and the selectivity the of criminal justice system from the point of view of critical criminology. …”
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Éthique environnementale et développement durable : Réflexions sur le Principe Responsabilité de Hans Jonas by Sylvie Ferrari

“…This article aims to study the sustainable development through the environmental ethics dimension. First, we analyse why a self-restriction justice has to be included into the economic analysis before any allocation of the environmental resources between generations. …”
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De l’utopie socialiste au réalisme chrétien by Isabelle Richet

“…The New Deal was the first major reformist experiment in the history of the United States that was neither inspired nor supported by Protestantism. …”
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The Interactive Effect of Organizational Identification and Organizational Climate on Employees’ Taking Charge Behavior: A Complexity Perspective by Yun Liu, Lingjuan Chen, Liangjie Zhao, Chengai Li

“…Using a total of 806 valid matching questionnaires from 91 firms in China, this study found that first, organizational identification is positively related with employees’ taking charge behavior. …”
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Environmental Governance Challenges of Indigenous Forest Recognition: Climate Solution Ideal and Its Uneven Outcomes in Indonesia by Abdurrahman Abdullah, Micah R. Fisher, Muhammad Alif K. Sahide

“…While this suggests a clear discursive victory for environmental justice movements, there has been less attention on the aftermaths of recognition. …”
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Forurettede i limbo by Ida Helene Asmussen, Louise Victoria Johansen, Lin Adrian, Lars Holmberg

“…AbstractDuring the period 2018 to 2020, we followed 60 victims of crime and interviewed them at various stages of the judicial process from their first meeting with police until the conclusion of their cases. …”
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Happiness in the Psalms by Gordon McConville

“… The article enquires into the nature of happiness or well-being in the Old Testament Psalms. It considers first the Psalms’ use of ‘happiness’ language, then goes on to seek a broader basis for the enquiry in key concepts such as freedom and justice, making some comparisons with Greek ideas. …”
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Looking at Abortion Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights as an Equality Issue by Kaisla Yli-Juuti

“…The aim is to change the underlying structures that cause inequalities in the first place and to celebrate differences instead of fitting everyone into the same box. …”
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Violence and Memory in the Multiple Versions of Claudia Rankine’s Citizen by John K. Young

“…Subsequent printings have included more names—first Eric Garner then John Crawford, killed by a police officer while carrying a BB gun in an Ohio Walmart—and eventually sixteen more memorials, including Tamir Rice and Freddie Gray, with a fading stream of “In Memory” stretched across the remainder of the page, and with the recto reading, “because white men can’t / police their imagination / black men are dying.”This paper traces the post-publication variants in Citizen as an index of the book’s attempts to remake itself in response to new tragedies, and to portray white violence more broadly than in the “justice system” alone. …”
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Women’s presence in contemporary Italy’s environmental movements, with a case study on the Mamme No Inceneritore committee by Rachele Ledda

“…With the advent of Fascism, the first environmental issues arose, with women at the forefront of the protests. …”
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¿Cómo representar la dictadura? Recorrido por estrategias cinematográficas en documentales uruguayos by Beatriz Tadeo Fuica

“…This article analyses three strategies used by uruguayan documentary-makers to represent the violence of the dictatorship (1973-1985). To achieve this aim, first, it introduces the democratic transition; then, it presents a succinct theoretical discussion on the relationship between documentary and the representation of violence ; and finally, it focuses on specific cases that allow us to reflect on the validity of representation, despite its limits. …”
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The League of Nations, Traffic in Women and the Transnationalization of Criminal Law by Paul Knepper

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Transcending the urban–rural dichotomy: inequality in urban green space availability among urban neighbourhoods, urban villages and rural villages in Guangzhou, China by Fubin Luo, Yunzheng Zhang, Luyang Zhang

“…They usually have different green space availability, posing challenges to environmental justice. However, the Green space inequality concerning neighbourhood types has not yet been fully explored. …”
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A Critical Introduction to "Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)" by Masoumeh Matoor, Khadijeh Aliabadi, Naser Mozayani, Ali Delavar, Mohammad Reza Nili Ahmadabadi

“…In this paper, MOOCs was first described in three axes: "what", "why", and "how"; then, to interpret MOOCs, the criteria (a) underlying theory, (b) educational justice, (c) adult education, (d) practicality in technical terms, and (e) the educational applications were selected and the MOOCs were analyzed and finally, their advantages and disadvantages were summarized. …”
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