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History of the Justices of the Peace. By SirThomas Skyrme. 3 volumes. Cased. [Chichester: Barry Rose and the Justice of the Peace, 1991, Volume I: xxxix, 303 and (Index) 16 pp.; Volume II: xiv, 424 and (Index) 22 pp.; Volume III; x, 234, (Appendices) 97, (Bibliography) 27 and (Index) 16 pp. Hardback £75·00 net.]

The Cambridge Law Journal, 1992
J. R. Spencer
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The Role of Cross-Border Unitisation in Advancing UN SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) and SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure)

Thomas Kojo Stephens, Seyram Dzikunu
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Promoting sustainability through equality, peace, and justice: A luck-dependent decision-making practice in an economically successful intentional community

Global Health Economics and Sustainability
The sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations address global challenges such as reducing inequality (Goal 10) and promoting peace and justice (Goal 16).
Carol Nash
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Unveiling the Powers of the ICC Prosecutor: Promoting Access to Justice and Accountability through Sustainable Development Goal 16

Journal of Sustainable Development Law and Policy
Criminal prosecution, as one of the transitional justice mechanisms, aims to address the legacies of serious human rights violations and international humanitarian law.
Oriola O. Oyewole
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Restorative Justice for Domestic Violence: The Meaning of Community in Circles

Victims & Offenders
Although community involvement is a central ideal in restorative justice (RJ), its implementation in practice has scarcely been researched. This study used interpretive phenomenological analysis of interviews and focus groups to explore 16 circle ...
Briana Barocas, Hila Avieli, Rei Shimizu, Sejung Yang, Krushika Uday Patankar, Layla Al Neyadi   +5 more
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Exploring SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

Peace, justice, and strong institutions are the foundation of a stable and prosperous society. They support a sense of safety and trust in the government and its institution while making sure that everyone is treated fairly and has access to equal opportunities.
Nguyen, Linda, Chaudhry, Maira, Singh, Tegbir, Jayatilaka, Sahana   +3 more
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UCL: UN SDG 16 Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

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ScienceOpen Admin
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Legal Reforms and Policy Innovations Addressing Gaps in SDG Compliance

Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16- promoting peace, justice, and strong institutions, it is key to building inclusive and accountable societies. To achieve SDG 16, this need not only systematic gap assessments and robust measures of the legal world and issue of access to justice, but also we need legal and policy innovations to bridge those gaps ...
Bhupinder Singh, Saurabh Chandra, Hind Hammouch   +2 more
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The justice and equity implications of the clean energy transition

Nature Energy, 2020
Sanya Carley, David M Konisky
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, 2016

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