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The local political economy of the regulatory state: Governing affordable housing in England
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Data Protection Impact Assessment: A tool for accountability and the unclarified concept of ‘high risk’ in the General Data Protection Regulation
Computer Law & Security Review
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International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice
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The right to mine in a ‘protected area’ in South Africa: Mining and Environmental Justice Community Network of South Africa v Minister of Environmental Affairs
South African Journal on Human Rights
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More or Less Integrated Ocean Management: Multiple Integrated Approaches and Two Norms
Ocean Development and International Law
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The Effectiveness of the ABA’s Efforts to Increase Defendant Notice of Collateral Consequences: A Survey of South Carolina Defense Attorneys
Justice System Journal
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Countering the Judicial Silencing of Critics: Article 2 TEU Values, Reverse Solange, and the Responsibilities of National Judges
European Constitutional Law Review
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On being companions and strangers: Lawyers and the production of international climate law
Leiden Journal of International Law
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The courts’ development of the criminal law and the role of declarations
Legal Studies
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Breaking the Divide: Setting Environmental Precedent in the Chicago River
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