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LEGAL NIHILISM AND TRUST IN LAW: PHILOSOPHICAL-LEGAL DIMENSION AND THEIR INTERRELATION

Private and Public Law
N. А. Bondar, D. S. Baieva
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Video-Supported Remote Cognitive Assessment in General Practice-A Pilot Mixed-Method Study on Usability, Acceptability and Feasibility. [PDF]

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Holfelder A, Brill E, Guerchouche R, Tran-Duc M, Lahr J, Klöppel S.   +5 more
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Misogyny incubators: how gaming helps channel everyday sexism into violent extremism. [PDF]

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Miller-Idriss C.
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Polygraph-based deception detection and Machine Learning. Combining the Worst of Both Worlds? [PDF]

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Kotsoglou KN, Biedermann A.
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Characteristics and Satisfaction with Services of Patients Attending a Geriatric Psychiatry Clinic in Southern India. [PDF]

Indian J Psychol Med
Ninan S, Kilikkotte FH, Kollamkandipalliyali A, Kumar S.   +3 more
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The Ambivalence of Legal Nihilism in Russia

Russian Studies in Philosophy, 2020
This article examines legal nihilism, which represents a kind of calling card of Russian legal culture.
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LEGAL NIHILISM AND LEGAL IDEALISM AS POLES OF MODERN RUSSIAN LEGAL CULTURE

LAW. SAFETY. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
The article presents two poles of modern legal culture in Russia: legal idealism and legal nihilism. The principle of polarity of value principles in culture is discussed in the prism of F. Nietzsche's views. The antinomy of cultural vectors is manifested in a particular type of national culture – in legal culture, in the form of legal nihilism and ...
Victoria Chaika, Boris Kuznetsov
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Social causes of legal nihilism

Eurasian Law Journal, 2020
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