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ItemNo Preview AvailableEast Asian Socialism and East Asian Legality: A Response to Ewan SmithFu, H ; Gillespie, J ; Nicholson, P ; Partlett, W (Berkeley Electronic Press, 2019-12)
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ItemThe Death Penalty and Its Reduction in Asia: An OverviewNicholson, P (Asian Law Centre, University of Melbourne, 2017)This brief paper does two things. First, it offers a resource that summarises the literature on the death penalty in Asia. In drawing this material together (including the Bibliography at Appendix One), it offers observations about death penalty law and practice in Asia. Secondly, it draws on regional experience and external commentary to summarise existing and proposed methods for reducing the use of capital punishment in Asia.
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ItemDRUGS PROSECUTIONS IN VIETNAM: THE MODERN PROPAGANDA TRIALNicholson, P ; Kieu, T (MONASH UNIV, FAC LAW, 2008)
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ItemAccess to justice in Vietnam: State supply – private distrustNicholson, P ; Gillespie, J ; Chen, A (Routledge, 2016-01-01)
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ItemNew courts in Asia: Law, development and judicializationHarding, A ; Nicholson, PP ; Harding, A ; Nicholson, P (Routledge, 2009-12-23)
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ItemVietnamese legal reform: The discourses of aid?NICHOLSON, P ; PITT, S ; Bergling, P ; Ederlof, J ; Taylor, V (Iustus Forlag, 2009)
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ItemPerformance in Law School: What Matters in the Beginning?Larcombe, W ; Nicholson, P ; Malkin, I (Bond University, 2008)This article reports on research at the University of Newcastle, Australia, in 2006, which sought to identify the major causes of stress and dissatisfaction among lawyers and to correlate that information with measures of lawyers’ mental wellbeing (neuroticism), emotional intelligence, and the type of legal education and practical legal training (PLT) they had received. Part II reviews the relevant literature, Part III outlines the methodology, Part IV the findings, and Part V the recommendations.