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Ulama Kekerasan sebagai Intelektual Kekerasan:Studi Kasus Bom Bunuh Diri Keluarga di Surabaya
Dedy Tabrani Dedy Tabrani
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Jurnal Keamanan Nasional
Understanding and Improving Black Social Worker and Student Experiences in England
Siobhan Dytham; Carl Mallett; Michelle Walters
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Health & Social Care in the Community · may require access
Understanding and preventing testimonial injustice in criminal proceedings
Abenaa Owusu-Bempah
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Quaestio facti Revista internacional sobre razonamiento probatorio
Unfolding the ‘grey scene’: exploring the intersection of work and home during post-COVID remote social work
Israa Ahmad
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · European Journal of Social Work · may require access
Universal Credit: Welfare reform and mental health
Mike Brewer; Thang Dang; Emma Tominey
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2024 · Journal of Health Economics · may require access
Universal Credit: administrative burdens of automated welfare
Hayley Bennett; Morgan Currie; Lena Podoletz
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2024 · Journal of Social Policy · may require access
Universities and the Right to Think in Africa
Jeremiah O. Arowosegbe
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Australian Journal of Politics & History · may require access
Unpacking power dynamics and women's economic empowerment in polygynous households in Burkina Faso
Sarah Eissler et al.
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2024 · Journal of Marriage and the Family · may require access
Unveiling Graduate Readiness to Respond to Domestic and Family Violence in Australian Social Work Programmes
Krystal L Schaffer et al.
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
Upgrading Environmental Rights
Verena Kahl; José Daniel Rodríguez-Orúe
CC BY-SAShareAlikeLawExternal link2024 · may require access
Valence and interactions in judicial voting
Edward D. Lee; George T. Cantwell
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A Mathematical Physical and Engineering Sciences · may require access
Varieties of Consequentialism and Deontology in Theories of Tort Law
Adam Slavny
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Law and Philosophy
Vicarious liability in the UK Supreme Court and High Court of Australia
Paula Giliker
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Legal Studies
Victims, Perpetrators and Bystanders: Atrocity and Its Aftermath in the Films of Jasmila Žbanić
Andy Aydın-Aitchison
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Criminology · may require access
Violation of the Obligation to Use Indonesian Language in International Business Contracts Involving Foreign Legal Entities as Parties under Indonesian Law
Sonyendah Retnaningsih; Muhammad Rizqi Alfarizi Ramadhan; Supaphorn Akkapin
CC BYLawFull text2024 · LAW & PASS International Journal of Law Public Administration and Social Studies
Vulnerability and Policing: Rethinking the Role and Limits of the Police
Adam Crawford
CC BYCriminologyExternal link2024 · The Political Quarterly · may require access
What Does the European Court of Human Rights’ First Climate Change Decision Mean for Climate Policy?
Catherine Higham et al.
CC BY-SAShareAlikeLawExternal link2024 · may require access
What Judges Must Believe
Angelo Ryu
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · The American Journal of Jurisprudence · may require access
What do child protection social workers consider to be the systemic factors driving workforce instability within the English child protection system, and what are the implications for the UK Government’s reform strategy?
Ciarán Murphy et al.
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Journal of Social Work Practice · may require access
What does Covid-19 teach us about English contract law?
Catherine Mitchell
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Legal Studies
What is the Scope and Contribution of Lived Experience in Social Work? A Scoping Review
Cameron Parsell; Ella Kuskoff; Skye Constantine
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
What the Rule of Law Is About. Narrating Its Foundations
Astrid Lorenz et al.
CC BYLawFull text2024 · The future of Europe
When Is it Right to Speak of Animal Rights?
Lee McConnell
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Canadian Journal of Law & Jurisprudence
When Worlds Collide
Shania Essah Ceralde Aurelio
CC BYLawFull text2024 · International Journal of Clinical Legal Education
Who asked for this? The curious case of Readiness for Professional Practice in England
Joe Hanley
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
Who receives most? Gendered consequences of divorce on public pension income in West Germany and Sweden
Sarah Schmauk; Linda Kridahl
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2024 · Ageing and Society · may require access
Why and How to Explore Rule of Law Narratives. Introduction
Astrid Lorenz et al.
CC BYLawFull text2024 · The future of Europe
Widening Participation in Scotland 1997–2021: A semi‐systematic literature review and avenues for further research
Michelle O'Toole et al.
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · British Educational Research Journal · may require access
Winners and losers: Class dynamics and social protection in Pakistan
Zahid Mumtaz; Keetie Roelen
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2024 · International Journal of Social Welfare · may require access
Working with emotions in social work practice. A pride-building model for institutional care of young people
Peter M. Jansson; Nina V. Gunnarsson
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Children and Youth Services Review · may require access
Writing as Social Work: Thematic Review of the Literature
Lucy Rai; Gillian Ferguson; Lindsay Giddings
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
Wächst jetzt wieder zusammen, was zusammengehört? Die Entwicklung der identifikativen Akkulturation in der ostdeutschen Bevölkerung von 1991 bis 2016
Rolf Becker
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2024 · KZfSS Kölner Zeitschrift für Soziologie und Sozialpsychologie · may require access
Youth Work, Youth Studies, and Co-design: Sustaining a Dynamic Nexus to Progress Youth Participation
Ben Arnold Lohmeyer; Joel Robert McGregor; Bronwyn Elizabeth Wood
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Journal of Applied Youth Studies · may require access
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Magali Eben
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Revista de Defesa da Concorrência
Įtampos tarp teisės ir prerefleksyvios laisvės samprata
Marijus Dingilevskis
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Teisė
‘A lot of social workers don’t seem to understand or realize the harm that they cause’: Disabled young people’s experiences with sexual well-being in social work practice
Ami Goulden
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · The British Journal of Social Work · may require access
‘Circling the Drain’: The Emotional ‘Dirty’ Work of Legal Aid Workers
Lara MacLachlan
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · Social & Legal Studies · may require access
‘Fat-cats’ versus ‘church mice’: unveiling legal aid practice from behind the shadows of private legal practice in England and Wales
Emma Cooke
CC BYLawFull text2024 · Legal Studies
‘Helping academics shine’: An exploration into the relationships working-class professional services staff have with others in UK higher education
Jess Pilgrim-Brown
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Higher Education · may require access
‘I Wouldn't Be Here Without Them’: An Explorative Study of Workplace Friendships and Well‐Being in Child and Family Social Workers
Anna Bedford; Ciarán Murphy
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Child & Family Social Work · may require access
‘Less Money, Less Time, More Complex Clients’: The Impacts of Short‐Term Funding for Third Sector Employability Programmes and Potential for Moral Distress
Annie Irvine et al.
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Social Policy and Administration · may require access
‘Let’s Bring It Into the 21st Century’: Perceptions of fairness in child support
Lisa Klein Vogel; Alexis M. Dennis; Nasitta Keita
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Children and Youth Services Review · may require access
‘No TV programme is made about boring magistrates’ cases’: Revisiting the ‘ideology of triviality’ in magistrates’ justice
Amy Kirby
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · The Howard Journal of Crime and Justice · may require access
“European” Originality in Copyright Law in the English Case of THJ Systems Ltd. v. Sheridan
Andreas Rahmatian
CC BYLawFull text2024 · GRURRR. Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz und Urheberrecht, Rechtsprechungs-Report/GRUR-DVD/GRUR-CD/IIC/Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz und Urheberrecht/Gewerblicher Rechtsschutz und Urheberrecht. Internationaler Teil
“I Was Trusted for Once”: Imagining More Humane Income Supports Through the Ontario Basic Income Pilot
Kendal M. David et al.
CC BYSocial PolicyExternal link2024 · Social Policy and Society · may require access
“I’ve never met a barrister that sounded like I do”: accents, barristers and Bourdieusian capital
Natalie Braber et al.
CC BYLawExternal link2024 · International Journal of the Legal Profession · may require access
“Making a difference”: Interpreting responsivity ambience for parole work
Micheal P. Taylor; Rosemary Ricciardelli; Randy Shively
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Heliyon · may require access
“My Identity is as a Professional Leader”; The Practice of Leadership of Child Welfare Managers in Norway
Bodil S. Olsvik; Elsa Solstad
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Child Care in Practice · may require access
“Suffering in silence”: How social workers in child welfare practice experience and manage burnout
Sulemana Fuseini
CC BYSocial WorkExternal link2024 · Children and Youth Services Review · may require access
“That's where the hunt for the correction begins”: Experiences of administrative errors as sites of administrative burden
Roni Holler; Noam Tarshish; Efrat Kaplan
CC BYPublic AdministrationExternal link2024 · International Journal of Social Welfare · may require access