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Discussion Law & Society Review at Fifty: A Debate on the Future of Publishing by the Law & Society Association
Get PDFThis contribution presents a series of statements on the future of publishing by the Law & Society Review and the Law & Society Association generally. Framed by the first author's introductory and concluding comments are contributions by Halliday, Liu, Morrill, Seron, and Silbey. This debate, based on a LSR 50th anniversary panel held at the 2016 Annual Meeting of the LSA, is intended to open up a broader conversation among members of the Association. Positions by individual contributors can only be linked to them and not to the group of contributors
Bureaucracy, “domesticated” elites, and the abolition of capital punishment. Processes of state-formation and the number of executions in England and Habsburg Austria between 1700 and 1914
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Driving anger expression in Germany—Validation of the Driving Anger Expression Inventory for German drivers
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Punitive turn and justice cascade: Mutual inspiration from Punishment and Society and human rights literatures
No full textCommemorative Lawmaking: Memory Frames of the Democratic Backsliding in Poland After 2015
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The influence of political and economic changes on macro-level property crime variation: The case of post-communist Central and Eastern Europe
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