California Western International Law Journal

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  Año 2023, Vol. 53, Número 2. Texto Completo Ejemplar

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      American death penalty exceptionalism, then and now.

      Jordan M. Steiker

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      págs. 291-306

      
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      The physician in the execution chamber: no such thing as the normal pain of dying.

      Joel Zivot

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      págs. 307-326

      
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      Gender, violence and the death penalty.

      Sandra Babcock, Nathalie Greenfield

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      págs. 327-403

      
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      More indicators of the falling support for the death penalty.

      Talia Roitberg Harmon, Michael L. Radelet

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      págs. 405-413

      
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      From advocacy to abolition: how the universal periodic review can shape the trajectory of the abolition of the death penalty.

      Amy Bergquist

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      págs. 415-479

      
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      The use of the death penalty as a bargaining chip in innocence cases.

      Claudia Salinas Boldo

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      págs. 481-492

      
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      Noise, displacement and justice in designing urban law and policy for the night.

      Sara Gwendolyn Ross

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      págs. 493-518

      

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      Bangladesh's international crimes tribunal: a cautionary tale and a call for hope.

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      págs. 519-586

      
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      How the push for cleaner air dirtied the water: the shipping industry and its impact on the environment.

      Amanda Comings

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      págs. 587-616

      
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      Intercountry adoption fraud: how poorly implemented legislation effects countries, children and parents.

      Carly García

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      págs. 617-647