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- 2018
- Environmental rights in Europe and beyond
- The unbounded body of the law of rape : the intrusive criterion of non-consent
- 2017
- Australia’s external territories and international law
- Rättsanalyser av köplagen 22-29 §§ och 42-66 §§
- Market mechanisms in environmental law
- What Moves Law?
- Migrant pensioners - taxation and healthcare issues in the EU
- E-government for the distribution of public services in Sweden: Privatization, vulnerability and social responsibility reshaped
- 2016
- Unacceptable generalizations in arguments on legal evidence
- Skatterättslig tolkning på inkomstbeskattningens område - lagen i sitt systematiska sammanhang och vid (uppenbara) felformuleringar
- The Contemporary Relevance of Carl Schmitt: Law, Politics, Theology
- Kronofogdekostnader i nytt förenklat tvistemål
- ‘Participation’ for All? Challenges and Tools to Realize Participation for Vulnerable Persons with a Focus on Health Service
- The Jan Mayen Case (Iceland/Norway): An Example of Successful Conciliation
- The European Social Charter and labour rights in times of crisis
- The recognition of foreign administrative decisions in Sweden
- Theorizing jurisdiction
- Att skriva rätt. Goda råd för att skriva uppsats i juridik
- On the abolition and re-introduction of legal insanity in Sweden
- Abnormal justice and globalised labour markets: Thinking labour law with Judy Fudge
- Intersectionality as a Tool for Analysing Age and Gender in Labour Law
- Högsta förvaltningsdomstolen och principföljsam prjeudikatbildning i skattemål
- Globalisation, fragmentation, labour and employment law. A Swedish perspective
- Editors’ introduction
- Carl Schmitt’s definition of sovereignty as authorized leadership
- ”Ras” i efterkrigstidens Sverige: ett bidrag till en mothistoria
- International Environmental Law and the Search for Harmony with Nature: A Critical Inquiry into the Metaphysical Underpinnings of the Legal Discourse on Environmental Protection
- Att avvika från lagmotiven. Några tankar kring ett rättsfall om bevisbördans placering
- Flykten till Europa och EU:s invandrings- och asylpolitik
- Climate Change Law and Policy in the European Union
- Solidarity and sharing in the Common European Asylum System: the case of Syrian refugees
- EU Human Rights Law and Environmental Protection: The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship?
- Age discrimination and labour law in a comparative perspective
- Sveriges författning, 22 uppl.
- Targeted Killing: A Legal and Political History
- From teleology to eschatology: The katechon and the political theology of the international law of belligerent occupation
- Constitutional law as an instrument for social protection in Sweden?
- 2015
- The felony fallacy
- Is Treaty Interpretation an Art or a Science? International Law and Rational Decision Making
- Introducing a standard of legal insanity: The case of Sweden compared to The Netherlands
- Discrimination against part-time and fixed-term workers: a critical legal positivist analysis
- Evaluating life: Working with ethical dilemmas in education for sustainable development
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Prototype effect and the persuasiveness of generalizations
Dahlman, Christian LU ; Sarwar, Farhan LU ; Bååth, Rasmus LU ; Wahlberg, Lena LU and Sikström, Sverker LU
(2015)
In Review of Philosophy and Psychology
7(1).
p.163-180
Mark
- Adequate legal protection and good administration in EU asylum procedures: H.N. and beyond
- Missdådare
- Ungdomarna och arbetsrätten i krisens Europa
- TRƯNG CẦU Ý DÂN Ở THỤY ĐIỂN – SỰ THAM GIA
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För ett bättre Lunds universitet nu
Möller, Daniel LU ; Abbott, Jessica LU
; Björklund, Thomas
; Caplat, Paul
LU
; Gunneflo, Markus
LU
; Johansson, Fredrik
; Paulsson, Alexander
LU
; Sandberg, Magnus
LU
; Selberg, Rebecca
LU
and Sköld, Niklas
LU
, et al.
(2015)
In LUM: Lunds Universitets Magasin
p.34-34
Mark
- Robust trust in expert testimony
- Judicial protection of individual applicants revisited: access to justice through the prism of judicial subsidiarity