Vol. 13 No. 3 (2023): Teorías Críticas e injusticia social: derechos humanos en tiempos de democracias débiles y neocapitalismos (with a Special section about Gender and Judging in the Middle East and Africa)

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Número editado por Silvina Ribotta (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid) y Carlos Lema (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid).

Special section edited by Monika Lindbekk (University of Southern Denmark) and Rania Maktabi (Østfold University College).

DOI: 10.35295/osls.iisl/0000-0000-0000-1373

Published: 01-06-2023

Introduction

Introduction: Critical Theories and Social Injustice. Human Rights in Times of Weak Democracies and Neo-capitalisms

Silvina Ribotta, Carlos Lema Añón

659-670
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Thematic Articles

(Global) Democracy: Present and perspectives

Andrés Rossetti

671-687
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Human rights in European science policy

Cristina de la Cruz-Ayuso

688-709
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Stereotypes as mechanisms of inequality and alienation A view from antidiscrimination law

Dolores Morondo

710-729
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Public sphere regulation in the United States during the 20th century Lessons for the new millennium

Rubén García Higuera

730-760
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From ignorance of the law to epistemic injustice in Law Testimonial injustice and hermeneutic injustice as obstacles to access to justice

Carlos Lema

761-796
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Social action and advocacy in constitutional democracies Some reflections and two examples to consider

Juan Jesús Garza Onofre

797-823
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What judges should a Democratic State have? Analysis of the criteria for selecting and training judges

Silvina Ribotta

824-856
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A review of radical feminist theories on child sexual abuse

Alejandra Ramírez González

857-889
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Reconceptualizating impunity in cases of gender violence in Mexico

Pamela Teutli

890-912
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The right to health in Colombia Overcoming the social and institutional barriers to access health services

Antonio Barboza, Julian Gaviria

913-935
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“Hot returns” and the cold reason of state An analysis of the implications of the Strasbourg Court's jurisprudence in the context of EU border policy

Marco Aparicio

936-953
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Plausibility and Stereotypes in the Spanish asylum regime The (de)contextualization of LGBTIQ identities

Victor Merino-Sancho

954-979
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Justice and injustices in Wallmapu Tensions around the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and legal plurality in southern Chile

Fabien Le Bonniec

980-1002
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A post-humanist and anti-capitalist understanding of the rights of nature (with a coda about the commons)

Luis Lloredo Alix

1003-1035
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Gender and Judging in the Middle East and Africa

Introduction: Gender and judging in the Middle East and Africa

Monika Lindbekk, Rania Maktabi

1036-1048
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Courting women in the Gulf monarchies: State power, gender and judging

Rania Maktabi

1049-1084
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Kuwaiti women’s entry into judgeship in 2020: The long journey from law graduates in 1967 to public prosecutors in 2013, and what happened on the path towards the judiciary

Fatima Alhewail

1085-1117
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Gender and judging in Tunisia and the intersections of penalty and privilege

Maaike Voorhoeve

1118-1140
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Women at the bench: Does it make a difference? Assessing the impact of women judges in addressing gender-based issues in Ghana

Maame Efua Addadzi-Koom, Lydia A. Nkansah

1141-1162
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The disempowerment of the judiciary in Syria since the March revolution of 2011 and the emergence of off-bench resistance to authoritarian rule: What role for women judges and prosecutors?

Monique C. Cardinal

1163-1197
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Vol. 13 No. 3 (2023): Teorías Críticas e injusticia social: derechos humanos en tiempos de democracias débiles y neocapitalismos (with a Special section about Gender and Judging in the Middle East and Africa)

Introduction

Introduction: Critical Theories and Social Injustice. Human Rights in Times of Weak Democracies and Neo-capitalisms

Thematic Articles

(Global) Democracy: Present and perspectives

Human rights in European science policy

Stereotypes as mechanisms of inequality and alienation A view from antidiscrimination law

Public sphere regulation in the United States during the 20th century Lessons for the new millennium

From ignorance of the law to epistemic injustice in Law Testimonial injustice and hermeneutic injustice as obstacles to access to justice

Social action and advocacy in constitutional democracies Some reflections and two examples to consider

What judges should a Democratic State have? Analysis of the criteria for selecting and training judges

A review of radical feminist theories on child sexual abuse

Reconceptualizating impunity in cases of gender violence in Mexico

The right to health in Colombia Overcoming the social and institutional barriers to access health services

“Hot returns” and the cold reason of state An analysis of the implications of the Strasbourg Court's jurisprudence in the context of EU border policy

Plausibility and Stereotypes in the Spanish asylum regime The (de)contextualization of LGBTIQ identities

Justice and injustices in Wallmapu Tensions around the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ rights and legal plurality in southern Chile

A post-humanist and anti-capitalist understanding of the rights of nature (with a coda about the commons)

Gender and Judging in the Middle East and Africa

Introduction: Gender and judging in the Middle East and Africa

Courting women in the Gulf monarchies: State power, gender and judging

Kuwaiti women’s entry into judgeship in 2020: The long journey from law graduates in 1967 to public prosecutors in 2013, and what happened on the path towards the judiciary

Gender and judging in Tunisia and the intersections of penalty and privilege

Women at the bench: Does it make a difference? Assessing the impact of women judges in addressing gender-based issues in Ghana

The disempowerment of the judiciary in Syria since the March revolution of 2011 and the emergence of off-bench resistance to authoritarian rule: What role for women judges and prosecutors?

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