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Impartiality in Political Judgment: Deliberative Not Philosophical
Political Studies, 2016Mark E Button
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What does impartiality mean in medico-legal psychiatry? An international survey.
International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 2019Medico-legal psychiatry is the field of forensic psychiatry that consists of reporting to criminal, civil and administrative authorities and testifying in courts of law.
G. Niveau, Tony Godet, B. Völlm
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Abstract Impartiality and the appearance of impartiality in decision-making are the supreme judicial values. They are essential to public confidence in the judiciary and the legitimacy of judicial power. Impartiality is not in relation to outcome in the sense that fidelity to law obliges the judge to favour the side with the best case
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Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 1978
A great deal of philosophical consideration has been given in recent years to the issue of justice. In large measure this effort has focused upon justice in . relation to social institutions, to the distributive question of disbursing social benefits on the one hand or punishments and burdens on the other hand. Essentially we may view justice as having
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A great deal of philosophical consideration has been given in recent years to the issue of justice. In large measure this effort has focused upon justice in . relation to social institutions, to the distributive question of disbursing social benefits on the one hand or punishments and burdens on the other hand. Essentially we may view justice as having
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Impartial division of a dollar
Journal of Economic Theory, 2008zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Geoffroy de Clippel +2 more
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1995
Abstract My choice of an epigraph drawn from Karl Popper’s The Open Society and Its Enemies1 is not a casual one. Looking back later at the writing of that book, which was completed in 1943 (though only published later), Popper wrote: ‘My own voice began to sound to me as if it came from the distant past—like the voice of one of the ...
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Abstract My choice of an epigraph drawn from Karl Popper’s The Open Society and Its Enemies1 is not a casual one. Looking back later at the writing of that book, which was completed in 1943 (though only published later), Popper wrote: ‘My own voice began to sound to me as if it came from the distant past—like the voice of one of the ...
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1998
Abstract This chapter provides a definition of impartiality, and shows that the most commonly accepted account confuses impartiality with consistency. It provides an account of the kind of impartiality required by morality by discussing the respect in which morality requires impartiality and the group with regard to which morality ...
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Abstract This chapter provides a definition of impartiality, and shows that the most commonly accepted account confuses impartiality with consistency. It provides an account of the kind of impartiality required by morality by discussing the respect in which morality requires impartiality and the group with regard to which morality ...
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IS INTERNATIONAL LAW IMPARTIAL?
Legal Theory, 2005The last decade has seen a resurgence of interest among philosophers in the core questions of ethics and justice on the international plane. Issues once discussed primarily in the response to the major global debates of the 1960s and 1970s—the Vietnam War and the North-South economic imbalance—have returned to the domain of philosophers.
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Birds of a feather? The determinants of impartiality perceptions of the IMF and the World Bank
Review of International Political Economy, 2021Mirko Heinzel +2 more
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