This paper reflects theoretically on the concept of access to justice – focusing in turn on each of its limbs – the idea of justice and that of access. ‘Justice’ is considered here not philosophically but socio-legally in terms of a spectrum of types of justice-demands made in relation to law. The idea of ‘access’ is analysed by drawing on socio-legal theory concerned with the remoteness of lawmakers from citizens. The aim is to put the concept of access to justice into a wide theoretical context that highlights changing demands on law and new socio-legal conditions – especially those associated with contemporary multiculturalism and the increasingly significant transnational dimensions of law. The paper argues that these demands and condit...
The article deals with approaches to understanding the concepts of “access to justice” and “accessib...
ABSTRACT What is the source of Governments’ commitments in the administration of justice? Why, and ...
Cette recherche porte sur des dynamiques plurielles d’accès au droit et à la justice chez les plus p...
This paper reflects theoretically on the concept of access to justice – focusing in turn on each of ...
Since access to justice scholarship has gradually become a more multifaceted, international and empi...
With the considerable help of Derrida, aptly aided by Mandela, this paper advances an idea of justic...
The impact of European Union (EU) law and policy on social groups has been examined in important sch...
This research work focuses on the multiple agents of access to law and justice for the poor. In the ...
This research work focuses on the multiple agents of access to law and justice for the poor. In the ...
Access to Justice was one of a set of intellectual triplets that appeared in the 1970s; its sibling...
After elucidating and defending an account of access to justice that is consistent with most uses of...
From the perspective of the legal system, the first decade of democracy has been characterised by th...
This article surveys five approaches to justice in contemporary Anglo-American legal thought: pure p...
This article surveys five approaches to justice in contemporary Anglo-American legal thought: pure p...
This symposium seeks to generate fresh theoretical thinking about the relations between justice and ...
The article deals with approaches to understanding the concepts of “access to justice” and “accessib...
ABSTRACT What is the source of Governments’ commitments in the administration of justice? Why, and ...
Cette recherche porte sur des dynamiques plurielles d’accès au droit et à la justice chez les plus p...
This paper reflects theoretically on the concept of access to justice – focusing in turn on each of ...
Since access to justice scholarship has gradually become a more multifaceted, international and empi...
With the considerable help of Derrida, aptly aided by Mandela, this paper advances an idea of justic...
The impact of European Union (EU) law and policy on social groups has been examined in important sch...
This research work focuses on the multiple agents of access to law and justice for the poor. In the ...
This research work focuses on the multiple agents of access to law and justice for the poor. In the ...
Access to Justice was one of a set of intellectual triplets that appeared in the 1970s; its sibling...
After elucidating and defending an account of access to justice that is consistent with most uses of...
From the perspective of the legal system, the first decade of democracy has been characterised by th...
This article surveys five approaches to justice in contemporary Anglo-American legal thought: pure p...
This article surveys five approaches to justice in contemporary Anglo-American legal thought: pure p...
This symposium seeks to generate fresh theoretical thinking about the relations between justice and ...
The article deals with approaches to understanding the concepts of “access to justice” and “accessib...
ABSTRACT What is the source of Governments’ commitments in the administration of justice? Why, and ...
Cette recherche porte sur des dynamiques plurielles d’accès au droit et à la justice chez les plus p...