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Whither British labour law crisis, what crisis? an historical perspective on the juridification of British industrial relations [PDF]

, 2013
Welch, Roger
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From diagnosis to dynamics: complex systems, transdiagnostics, and networks in forensic psychiatry. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Bogaerts S, Masthoff E, Frowijn I, De Caluwé E, Habets P, Janković M, Smith L.   +6 more
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Qualitative study on the virtual reality-based empty-chair technique in middle-aged South Korean men. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Yoo K, Kim E.
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Judicial activism and judicial self-restraint: The PCIJ'S lotus case

, 2013
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Cour de Strasbourg et procréation médicalement assistée avec tiers donneur : des choix interprétatifs empreints de judicial self-restraint

, 2012
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西ドイツ連邦憲法裁判所の自己抑制の態度　－基本条約をめぐる諸判決の中に表れた"judicial self-restraint"－

西ドイツ連邦憲法裁判所の自己抑制の態度　－基本条約をめぐる諸判決の中に表れた"judicial self-restraint"－
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On the Obergefell Dissenters′ Selective Judicial Self-restraint

ICL Journal, 2015
Abstract In its landmark decision in Obergefell v Hodges a five-Justice majority of the United States Supreme Court held that state laws depriving same-sex couples of the right to marry violate the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.
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Judicial Activism and Judicial Self-Restraint: The PCIJ’s Lotus Case

2013
The Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ) is considered to be the point of departure in the institutionalization of international justice and the emergence of a permanent international judiciary. The judgment can be viewed under a minimalist reading, or, alternatively, as a pronouncement of a more general import. This chapter examines Lotus
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Fine-tuning the Jurisprudence: The ECJ's Judicial Activism and Self-restraint [PDF]

, 2008
Legal and political science scholars omit an important variable in explaining compliance with ECJ rulings: the fine-tuning in the follow-up cases. This paper shows with the Kohll/Decker social policy jurisprudence that, first, the Court applied the principles of free movement of services and goods to the Luxembourg health care system in the initial ...
Andreas J. Obermaier
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