International Journal for Court Administration, 2012 My paper concerns the Council of Europe’s work to improve justice in Europe. It explains and exemplifies a type of policy that the Council applies in its strive for implementing the demands of the European Human Rights Convention on the judicial systems ...
Jon T. Johnsen
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Understanding the Service Quality Perception Gaps between Judicial Servants and Judiciary Users
International Journal for Court Administration, 2014 Judiciary service user expectations are usually not the same as ideas harbored in the minds of civil servants delivering such services. This discrepancy matches the definition of the service delivery GAP 1, as identified and assessed by SERVQUAL (Service
Rodrigo Murillo
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Policy Analysis of the Family Hope Program (Program Keluarga Harapan) from a Long-Term Investment Perspective for the Indonesian Government [PDF]
Indonesia faces a significant challenge in addressing poverty, with over 26 million low-income families as of 2023. Poverty impedes economic progress and threatens social stability and the quality of life for many.
Zuhri, Ilhamda El
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The Role of Predictive Analytics in Enhancing Customer Retention Strategies in E-commerce [PDF]
In the ever-evolving dynamic environment of e-commerce, customer retention has become one of the main themes for any long-term successful business. This study will reveal some opportunities for applying Predictive analytics to improve customer retention ...
Adetola, Aderibigbe Tope +5 more
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Mapping Environmental Design Strategies for Preventing Crime and Terrorism for Crowded Urban Places in Nigeria [PDF]
This study explores the potential of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) in enhancing the security of crowded places in Nigeria, where terrorist threats have posed significant challenges. While traditional security measures have focused
Aule, Thomas Terna +4 more
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Utrecht Law Review, 2018 In recent decades, some jurisdictions have shown a growing trend of private claims alleging direct liability of parent companies for overseas human rights abuses (‘Tort Liability Claims’).
Ekaterina Aristova
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Application of Information Technology in Identifying HOAX Information Circulating on Social Media Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic by the Sawahlunto Police Cyber Patrol Team [PDF]
The COVID-19 pandemic in the era of Industry 4.0 has fueled the spread of misinformation and disinformation on social media. Unregulated discussions and the 24-hour news cycle have facilitated HOAXes, often aimed at inciting public unrest.
Pinandhita, Johannes Bregas +2 more
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Building e-Justice in Continental Europe: The TéléRecours Experience in France
Utrecht Law Review, 2013 The growing number of studies on ICT innovation experiences in the justice sector report a few easy successes and, far more frequently, difficult (and long) struggles to overcome multiple and often unexpected problems. Empirical analysis shows that these
Marco Velicogna +2 more
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Corporate Vicarious Liability In The Crime Of Participating In Bribery In Indonesia [PDF]
The complexity of the corporate world has led companies to become major players in corruption-related activities, including bribery. While the National Criminal Code acknowledges businesses as entities subject to criminal law, implementing vicarious ...
Hidayati, Maslihati Nur +2 more
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The South African Constitutional Court Experience: Reasoning Patterns Based on Foreign Law
Utrecht Law Review, 2012 This article aims to analyse the phenomenon of the diffusion of interpretive paradigms or argumentation models between constitutional courts. This phenomenon involves the importation of parameters - defined here as extra-systemic to a specific legal ...
Andrea Lollini
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