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shaped by context-specific considerations and events, including particular work-related deaths. This book aims to establish that the regulation of work-related ‘death’, as a specific component of the criminal law, is a distinctive contemporary development which reflects the socio-cultural limitatio

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ths. This has been an area of some controversy, involving as it does a form of offending which does not fit easily into the criminal law’s taxonomic system. This chapter will begin by elucidating the distinctions that are drawn between ‘criminal’ and ‘regulatory’ offences and explaining the conseque

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ing process, but were constrained from the start by the needs of the economic and political systems. This led to the emergence of a regulatory system that is instrumental in outlook, able to implement policy choices in pursuit of defined goals, but unable to demonstrate its own normative purpose bec

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Radical Feminists, Mainstream Economics, attribution rules and the introduction of corporate manslaughter offences, is reflective of a communicative deficit within systems of health and safety regulation. These systems tend to be instrumental in nature and technical in form, both factors that contribute to a distancing of the law from its

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2946-3513 g the last twenty years, identifying the limitations of health and safety regulation that have prompted this development.978-1-349-32446-0978-1-137-29627-6Series ISSN 2946-3513 Series E-ISSN 2946-3521

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Book 1989ideas and the huge range of their application in inorganic chemistry and physics was developed. The Institute and this text are a contribution to filling this gap. Seventy-nine participants from fifteen countries attended the Institute. Topics raised in the lectures and from the participants own res