Laws, Vol. 13, Pages 58: Green Belt Legislation Regulation: Comparative Legal Research Laws doi: 10.3390/laws13050058 Authors: Natalia Lisina Aleksandra Ushakova Svetlana
Ivanova [...]
Scholars of the US regulatory process routinely assert that rulemaking is “ossified”—that it has become so encumbered with procedural constraints that it is difficult
for agencies to issue socially desirable regulations. Yet, this claim has rarely been subject to empirical testing, and this is particularly true at the sub-federal [...]
In the midst of humanitarian crises, understanding and helping hard-to-reach migrant communities, is a major challenge for researchers. This article addresses the ethical framework
and dimensions of inclusivity associated with researching such populations in civilian-military setting. [...]
ABSTRACTA strong focus in recent policy and media coverage has been the increase in reporting of rape coupled with an associated fall in the charge rate, often attributed to
victim withdrawal. Drawing on an analysis of 741 police case files as part of Operation Soteria we question each of these positions. [...]
AbstractPolice sexual misconduct (PSM) can have a severe impact on the police workforce, affecting all police personnel, not just officers, but it has received little academic
attention. Such misconduct often goes unreported, despite many instances having bystanders present. [...]
AbstractEvery day, individuals use the Internet to communicate, gather information, and engage in commercial transactions. Encryption renders such activities secure and possible
in the first place. While interest in encryption policy has fluctuated among policymakers for the past three decades, this paper argues for the need to promote strong [...]
AbstractThis article examines international jurisdiction in the resolution of contractual disputes involving Video-Sharing Platforms (VSP). It situates VSPs within the broader
context defined by the Audio-visual Media Services Directive and identifies areas of litigation. [...]
