Titlebook: Women, Law and Culture; Conformity, Contradi Jocelynne A. Scutt Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Criminology.

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Defending Your Country…and Gender—Legal Challenges and Opportunities Confronting Women in the Militatlines and analyses resistance to and obstacles facing women in the military, observing that combat has been a focus, with historical objections, effects on women’s career paths, issues of military justice and access to civilian courts. A culture of ‘institutional misogyny’, retaliation and military

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‘For the Husband Is the Head of the Wife’: Ephesians 5aults perpetrated breadwinners, she observes, locating the problem in the education of lawyers in the tradition of Chief Justice Hale and William Blackstone. Albeit these two are respected as jurisprudential doyens, their impact on the legal system has had profoundly detrimental consequences for wom

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Why Does He Abuse? Why Does She Stay?cting their personal choices and modes of conduct are planted, and shaped, by childhood upbringings, as well as by signals received from their wider society, including damaging examples set by law, religion and popular culture. Goodchild explores the pervasive social and cultural messages encouragin

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Seeking Equality—Justice and Women’s and Girls’ Human Right Not to Be Subjected to Non-State Torturein the mainstream culture and continue to do so. They point out that these family units exist within the perpetrators’ community or expand to national and international like-minded others or groups. They reflect upon their past and present advocacy and activism aimed at ensuring recognition and endi

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Robin Joycehen Werkstoffeigenschaf ten polymerer Festkörper. Hierbei wird — dem Rahmen dieses Buches entsprechend — zumeist eine qualitativ-beschreibende Darstellungsweise gewählt; hinsichtlich einer quantitativen Behandlung sei auf entsprechende Monographien zur Physik der Hochpolymeren [85] verwiesen. Ausgan

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Susan S. M. Edwardsultiplen Proportionen (J. Dalton, 1803) waren wichtige Grundlagen, um zwei wesentliche Aspekte der Katalyse zu erkennen, nämlich dass Spuren eines Stoffes („substöchiometrische Mengen“) chemische Reaktionen bewirken können und dass diese Stoffe bei der Reaktion nicht verbraucht werden.

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