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Care is central in anatomical pathology technologists’ autopsy work
Qualitative study examining care practices among anatomical pathology technologists in medico-legal autopsies and implications for coronial justice legitimacy.
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Nature-inclusive urban development showed mixed social effects
Study of Harbin's nature-inclusive urban development finds original residents experienced well-being declines and lower fairness perceptions despite economic gains, highlighting gentrification risks.
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Participatory AI & Social Justice
Panel analysis of participatory AI's limits in promoting social justice, examining tensions between localized knowledge production and AI system scalability.
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Executive dominance and weak institutions hinder Madagascar's republic
Analysis of Madagascar's governance crisis identifies executive dominance and absence of political virtue as obstacles to justice, proposing ethical and structural reforms.
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WADA may need a public interest test in anti-doping decisions
Analysis of whether the World Anti-Doping Agency should apply public interest tests to discretionary decisions, examining publicness frameworks and governance implications for anti-doping.
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Justice perceptions were linked to reputation in public hospitals
Study examines how justice perceptions influence trust, reputation, and patient behaviour in non-competitive public healthcare settings, with recommendations for hospital governance.
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Health justice is shaped by power, institutions, and governance
Commentary examining health justice as a political project embedded in power relations, institutional constraints, and epistemic authority rather than purely moral or technical achievement.
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SDG interaction discourse is described as prescriptive positivist
Analysis of how prescriptive positivism in SDG discourse emphasizes technical solutions over equity and systemic transformation, with implications for post-2030 sustainability frameworks.
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Ethical tensions surround CPR in brain-dead pediatric organ donors
Ethics analysis of organ-preserving CPR in pediatric brain-dead patients, examining tensions between organ viability, bodily dignity, and institutional coordination.
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STEM program showed limited proficiency gains, but improved awareness
Two-year STEM program in historically Black school increased student climate awareness but did not boost standardized science proficiency scores.
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Authors argue longevity research has an ethical case
Ethical case for longevity science grounded in autonomy and self-ownership rather than consequences alone; addresses philosophical and societal objections to aging research.
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Dutch planning law fits adaptive law but raises justice concerns
Examining adaptive planning law and environmental justice in the Dutch Environmental Planning Act, revealing tensions between procedural flexibility and substantive equity commitments.
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Ghana’s stamp duty system creates legal uncertainty and access barriers
Ghana's stamp duty system creates barriers to justice through institutional opacity and inflated costs. This study reveals how Lands Commission practices diverge from law and proposes reforms.
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Microplastic pollution is framed as an ethical, legal, and theological crisis
Interdisciplinary analysis of microplastic ocean pollution integrating eco-theology, psychology, and legal frameworks from Orthodox Christian and South African perspectives.
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Legal liability in Whoosh feeder train crossing accidents
Legal analysis of civil liability in fatal Whoosh Feeder Train accidents at unguarded crossings in Indonesia, examining corporate and governmental negligence with joint liability framework proposals.
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Deliciousness is framed as part of health and sustainability
Paper examining deliciousness as integral to healthy and sustainable food systems, challenging frameworks that treat taste and pleasure as problematic in food justice and nutrition discourse.
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Medina v Planned Parenthood South Atlantic may impede access to justice
Viewpoint analyzing the 2025 Supreme Court decision Medina v Planned Parenthood South Atlantic and its effects on patient and physician access to judicial remedies and justice.
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Document analysis offers a framework for legal texts
Methodological framework for document analysis in legal institutions, establishing analytical strategies for authoritative texts with applications to criminal justice research.
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Public interest litigation broadens access to justice in India
Explore how Public Interest Litigation in India enables social justice by allowing representatives to petition courts for marginalized populations, expanding fundamental rights through landmark.
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Community-engaged grant writing shaped students’ reflections
Explore how community-engaged pedagogy transforms grant writing instruction, enabling technical communication scholars to develop proposals addressing real community needs while integrating.