AbstractUnder CJEU case C-566/22 Inkreal, the Court was requested to analyse whether Article 25 of Regulation Brussels Ibis would apply in a completely internal situation.
The current work provides an overview of the reasoning of the Advocate General and the Court in Inkreal and comments on the main lines of argument of the CJEU in [...]
Societies, Vol. 15, Pages 88: Industrial Revolutions and Automation: Tracing Economic and Social Transformations of Manufacturing Societies doi: 10.3390/soc15040088 Authors:
Bence Márk Szeszák István Gergely Kerékjártó László Soltész Péter Galambos [...]
Feminist Criminology, Ahead of Print. This study focuses on how 27 frontline and supervisory probation officers (71% women, 67% Black) view the criminal legal system (CLS),
utilizing intersectionality as an analytical framework. We present two themes: probation as ‘minor,’ and the CLS is a ... [...]
Environmental Law Review, Ahead of Print. This legislative note examines India's recent amendments to the Biological Diversity Act, focusing on their sequelae for access and
benefit-sharing (ABS) mechanisms. The 2023 amendments mark a significant shift in India's approach to regulating biological ... [...]
Written by Angelos Delivorias. The energy system is a cornerstone of the United States (US) economy and competitiveness. The country’s energy mix in 2022 was well-diversified,
consisting of two thirds natural gas and oil, with the rest almost equal proportions of coal, nuclear and renewables. [...]
Microplastic pollution has emerged as a critical global environmental issue, significantly impacting urban areas due to high population densities and intense human activities.
Global plastic production surged from 1.5 million metric tons in 1950 to 413.8 million in 2023, exacerbating environmental contamination. [...]
This study investigates groundwater quality in Raebareli district, India, with a specific focus on heavy metal contamination and its implications for human health and ecological
risk. The district, part of the central Indo-Gangetic alluvium, is representative of regions facing significant groundwater pollution challenges. [...]
This qualitative study examines criminal defendants who waived legal representation to self-represent in court. Through interviews with 16 participants and courtroom observations,
findings reveal intersecting factors driving this decision: mental health challenges, desire for autonomy, attorney mistrust, dissatisfaction with past legal experiences, [...]
This paper takes on ‘Farrington's challenge’ ‘to bridge the gap between risk factor research and more complex explanatory theories’ by offering an explanation for the
unexplained statistical phenomenon of cumulative risk. We argue that cumulative risk primarily reflects the social contexts which crime relevant causal processes [...]
New literature has emerged examining the relationship between government-funded healthcare or health insurance for low-income people and crime rates. Studies for developing
countries have, however, not yet been conducted in this area. To fill this gap, we studied Türkiye's noncontributory health insurance scheme (Green Card) that provides [...]
