Category: Law & Regulation
-
Designerly methods can make the constitutive idea more available
This research indicates that designerly ways can be used to make the constitutive idea more available to scholars and to the wider world.
AI-assisted summary
-
Climate change litigation is shaped by international law
This research indicates that climate change litigation is increasingly important as a legal tool, and that international law helps shape claims, obligations, remedies, and the development of legal norms.
AI-assisted summary
-
Atrato River ruling was strong on symbolism, weak on substantive action
This research indicates that the Atrato River judgement had limited substantive environmental action but strong communicational value for community guardian action.
AI-assisted summary
-
Real jury deliberation showed justice was co-constructed through embodied conduct
This research indicates that justice in a real jury deliberation circulated through laughter, co-speech gesture, poetics, and stance rather than being treated as an abstract idea.
AI-assisted summary
-
Indigenous oral traditions encode ecological ethics and governance
This research indicates that Indigenous oral traditions can preserve ecological knowledge, resource-management norms, and moral responsibilities in forms that the authors describe as relevant to environmental law and governance.
AI-assisted summary
-
Public reporting improved compliance stability in contractor regulation
This research indicates that public reporting systems were more effective than penalties alone in sustaining contractor compliance over time.
AI-assisted summary