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Trust in scientists and their role in society across 68 countries
Viktoria Cologna et al.
CC BYSociology and Political ScienceExternal link2025 · Nature Human Behaviour · may require access
Trusts, trustees, and stablecoins: an analysis of Hong Kong’s Stablecoins Ordinance and its implications for trust law
Charles Ho Wang Mak
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Trusts & Trustees · may require access
Type IX RTKs: MuSK in GtoPdb v.2025.3
Chloe J. Peach
CC BY-SAShareAlikeLawFull text2025 · IUPHAR/BPS Guide to Pharmacology CITE
UK Car Finance Mis-selling: Reassessing Legal and Regulatory Challenges within Consumer Credit Markets
Asta Zokaityte
CC BYLawFull text2025 · European Journal of Risk Regulation
Understanding Micro‐Level Budgeting Behavior: How Cognitive Biases Shape Politicians' Budget Preferences
Tom Overmans; Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen
CC BYPublic AdministrationExternal link2025 · Governance · may require access
Understanding policy practice among Portuguese social workers: interconnections between personal, professional and organisational factors
Maria Irene Carvalho; Paula Deus; Carla Ribeirinho
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · European Journal of Social Work · may require access
Understanding social work professionalism through organisational lens: a study of social workers in Sweden
Kerstin Svensson
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · European Journal of Social Work · may require access
Unpacking the Adjudication Procedure in the 1999 FIDIC Forms of Contract
Charles Gavamukulya
CC BYLawFull text2025 · European Journal of Applied Science Engineering and Technology
Use of Actors in Simulations for Social Work Education: A Scoping Review
Nilan Yu et al.
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · Research on Social Work Practice · may require access
Using thematic analysis in qualitative research
Sirwan Khalid Ahmed et al.
CC BYSociology and Political ScienceExternal link2025 · Journal of Medicine Surgery and Public Health · may require access
Verein KlimaSeniorinnen Schweiz and Others v Switzerland: Making climate change litigation history
Annalisa Savaresi
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Review of European Comparative & International Environmental Law · may require access
Victim-perpetrator narratives in international climate litigation: rights discourse, postcolonial critique, and the binary framings
Yading Cai
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Peking University Law Journal · may require access
Victims in Climate Litigation
Benoit Mayer
CC BYLawFull text2025 · International and Comparative Law Quarterly
Voting for the Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht (BSW) from a Policy Space Perspective
Nils D. Steiner; Sven Hillen
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · German Politics · may require access
WOMEN AND EQUALITY IN PUBLISHING: A STUDY OF FIVE LEADING UK LAW JOURNALS
Victoria Barnes; Nora Honkala; Sally Wheeler
CC BYLawFull text2025 · The Cambridge Law Journal
Welfare Users’ Perceptions of Distributive Justice and Trust When Facing Institutional Enigma
Maria Theiss; Lenka Štěpánková; Jan Šerek
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · Social Policy and Society · may require access
What does the showing of voluntary participation by the defendant do for criminal justice professionals?
CYRUS TATA
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Journal of Law and Society · may require access
What drives the link between university study and attitudinal change?
Elizabeth Simon; Daniel Devine; Jamie Furlong
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · Electoral Studies · may require access
What is (the) matter with climate litigation? Law, nature, and the limits of legal technique
STEWART MOTHA
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Journal of Law and Society · may require access
What qualifies a law degree: surveying elective module provision in undergraduate legal education across England, Wales and Northern Ireland in 2023–2024
Cameron Giles; Yue Ang
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · The Law Teacher · may require access
When Brussels watch from the sky: Negotiating sovereignty over data and forest in Europe
Jędrzej Niklas
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Environmental Science & Policy · may require access
When Do Liberal Governments Restrict Civil Society?
Nicole Bolleyer et al.
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · Governance · may require access
When judgment varies: the potential of AI to reduce noise in social work assessments
Christian Martin Bächler et al.
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · European Journal of Social Work · may require access
When their experience becomes mine: Reconceptualizing and measuring vicarious discrimination among LGBTQ+ adults with the Vicarious Discrimination Scale.
Andrea J. Saunders; Joel R. Anderson; Jordan D. X. Hinton
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity · may require access
Where are they now? An appraisal of former child protection social workers employment status and reasons for leaving child protection work
Ciarán Murphy
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
Who needs the law? Multiple consciousness as critique
TARA MULQUEEN
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Journal of Law and Society · may require access
Who still cares? Gendered and classed ‘care trajectories’ into paid adult social care and childcare work
Duncan Uist Fisher; Donald Simpson
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · International Journal of Care and Caring · may require access
Whose Testimony? Thinking about Other-Than-Human Witnesses in Transitional Justice
Janine Natalya Clark
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · International Journal of Transitional Justice · may require access
Why Inequalities Persist: Parties’ (Non)Responses to Economic Inequality, 1970–2020
ALEXANDER HORN; MARTIN HASELMAYER; K. JONATHAN KLÜSER
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · American Political Science Review · may require access
Why regional spending does not affect support for the European Union
Albert Ward; James Tilley; Sara B. Hobolt
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2025 · Journal of European Public Policy · may require access
William A. Robson and the Making of English Administrative Law
Martin Loughlin
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Modern Law Review · may require access
Working-class imposterism in the law school: “I always have this in the back of my head that I’m expected to fail”
Rachael O’Connor
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · The Law Teacher · may require access
aplicação do princípio da insignificância pelo delegado de polícia e e seus desdobramentos perante o processo penal
Lídia Mara Barci
CC BYLawFull text2025 · Revista Fronteiras Interdisciplinares do Direito
‘Being that hopeful person’: The contribution of social workers to older people’s well-being
Denise Tanner et al.
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
‘I Do Not Feel Great About It, but It Was the Logical Decision’—An Exploration of Why England's Agency Social Workers Have Left Permanent Child Protection Roles
Ciarán Murphy
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · Child & Family Social Work · may require access
‘In a rain of dust: death, deceit, and the lawyer who busted big asbestos’ by David Kinley
Ekaterina Aristova
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Transnational Legal Theory · may require access
‘Magic moments’: AI and the ‘disappearance’ of social work ethics?
Paul Michael Garrett
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2025 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
‘Mirin’ and beyond − gender identity, domestic private international law, and human rights in the EU
Susanne Lilian Gössl
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · International Journal of Law Policy and the Family · may require access
‘Our idea of distortion’: misprision between Bloom and Ashbery
William Burns
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · Textual Practice · may require access
‘Spectacles of Whataboutery’: Hindutva regimes of historicity and the reinterpretation of Indian Constitutional Law
Sandhya Fuchs
CC BYLawExternal link2025 · History and Anthropology · may require access
“One Earth, One Family, One Future”: Unpacking the Theme of India’s G20 Presidency and Its Wide-Ranging Implications
Amrita Narlikar
CC BYLawFull text2025 · Wellbeing, Values and Lifestyles
(Mis)Understanding Correlativity in Contractual Relations
Irina Sakharova
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Ratio Juris · may require access
(Re)constructing ‘witness vulnerability’: An analysis of the legal and policy frameworks of the statutory regulators of social work and social care professionals in the UK
Annie Sorbie; Lewis Garippa
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
Quistclose trusts and green projects
Christopher Arvidsson
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Trusts & Trustees · may require access
States of Exception: Human Rights, Biopolitics, Utopia By CostasDouzinas, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2023, 272 pp., £90.00
DAVID MCGROGAN
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Journal of Law and Society · may require access
Zedra Fiduciary Services (UK) Ltd v Attorney General: the Contemporary Scope of the Statutory Cy‐près Doctrine
John Picton
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Modern Law Review · may require access
A Birthmother’s Counter-Story of Racism and Oppression in Children’s Social Work: Carving an Afro-Centric Space for Sawubona in Euro-Centric Social Work Education, Practice, and the Safeguarding System
Carlene Cornish
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
A Code of Ethics for the social performance profession
Ana Maria Esteves
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The Extractive Industries and Society · may require access
A Comparative Analysis of Mechanisms for Settlement of Election Disputes: Case Studies of Indonesia and South Africa
Dwanda Julisa Sistyawan et al.
CC BY-SAShareAlikeLawFull text2024 · Al-Risalah Forum Kajian Hukum dan Sosial Kemasyarakatan
A European right to end-to-end encryption?
Jessica Shurson
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Computer law & security review · may require access