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Browsing Law by Submit Date
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(Cambridge Journals, 2013)The emergence of Airbus transformed the market structure of the LCA industry into a duopoly of similar-sized full-range manufacturers. The financing of Airbus's upfront investment expenditures came in a significant proportion ...
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(LexisNexis, 2010)Doug Tennent from Waikato University considers the effect of adverse findings of credibility in a refugee claim involving religious conversion and cautions the need for support agencies to act with care when assisting ... -
(Gyldendal Academic, 2010)The right to fish is intrinsic to the culture of indigenous peoples, including the Sami of Norway and Maori of New Zealand. The Sami currently still seek recognition of their cultural right to fish. Despite recent ...
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(Elsevier, 2010)For Maori,1 indigenous peoples of New Zealand, the Treaty of Waitangi2 required the Crown to protect all the treasures of Maori. This has been taken to include health and cultural concepts, values and practices. Despite ...
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(Hart Publishing, 2010)Once upon a time, an Englishman's home was his castle. Women did not feature prominently as landowners. "When the franchise was first extended, only property owners could exercise the right to vote and the law rendered ... -
(Hart Publishing, 2011)The seemingly intractable pull between the Scylla of 'resistance' and the Charybdis of 'compliance' and the agonistic dilemmas presented by the complexity and difficulty of positioning feminism in relation to them both is ... -
(Springer, 2008)Book review: Rosemary Hunter, Sharon Cowan (eds): Choice and consent: Feminist engagements with law and subjectivity
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(Solon, 2011)Debate forum: Explores themes including certain closures of liberal legal ideology, ones often criticised by scholars suspicious of the ideological foundations of law‟s traditional commitment to capitalist values, structures ... -
(Edward Elgar Publishing, 2011)One of the problems encountered in bringing the discourses of human rights and environment together concerns the philosophical foundations lying beneath certain closures of liberal (legal) theory. Linking a destructive ...
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(Springer, 2006)This paper responds to the subversion of international human rights discourse by corporations. It begins by placing such subversion in three contexts: the ascendance of human rights as the dominant discourse of contemporary ...
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(Oxford University Press, 2007)This article interrogates the corporate use of human rights discourse. It does so in light of concern surrounding corporate distortion of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) paradigm, and in light of the fact ...
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(University of Waikato, 2011)It has become popular to use the marae setting as an alternative to the mainstream courts in dealing with young Māori offenders. The rationale is that taking young Māori offenders back to the marae to be dealt with in the ... -
(University of Waikato, 2010)Māori have an oral tradition, that is, the transfer of knowledge within and between generations, which was carried out orally by way of story-telling or the more formal speech-making. Ngā korero purākau are the stories and ... -
(Taylor & Francis, 2013)Ecological compensation is an example of a trade-off whereby loss of natural values is remedied or offset by a corresponding compensatory action on the same site or elsewhere, determined through the process of Environmental ...
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(Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011)This paper seeks to provide a domestic example of the application of the environmental ethic of the indigenous Māori which ensures that humans are kaitiaki (guardians) of their surrounding environment by virtue of shared ... -
(Cambridge University Press, 2012)This brief paper is concerned with three emerging issues that will, individually and collectively, define the way in which international conservation law moves forward in the coming decades. This paper is not focused upon ... -
(University of Waikato, 2011)Te Mātāhauariki Institute was established to continue the work of a research programme which had been established under a contract awarded under the Public Good Science Fund (PGSF), to the School of Law at the University ... -
(University of Waikato, 2011)The Supreme Court Act came into force 1 January 2004. It would be fair to describe the reactions to the birth of the Supreme Court are mixed. While many welcomed the fact New Zealand finally had its own final court of ... -
(University of Canterbury, 2011)This article explores issues arising around the theft of virtual property. It first explains a number of perhaps counter intuitive concepts vital to the understanding of the importance of extending ‘real world’ criminal ...
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