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The Implicit Legitimisation of Violence against Women in New Zealand Homicide Cases: Did Abolishing Provocation Address Public Concerns?

Doidge, Isla Mirren (2015)

The partial defence of provocation was inappropriately used by abusive men that killed their partners for challenging them. This led to concerns that provocation was implicitly legitimising violent reactions toward women ...
The Imposition and Enforcement of International Labour Standards on Fishing Vessels in South East Asia: Challenges and Potential Solutions

Lala, Jemma (2017)

This paper is made up of four parts. Consideration is given to the labour conditions that exist aboard fishing vessels in the region of South East Asia, and in particular in the fishing industry of Thailand. Secondly, ...
Improving Compliance in the Three Waters: The Tension between the Rule of Law, Accountability and Subsidiarity

Easter, Chelsea (2018)

Levels of compliance, monitoring and enforcement in the three waters – drinking water, wastewater and stormwater – are inadequate. The three waters review is currently investigating options to improve compliance because ...
Improving enforcement of international environmental law by enhancing environmental democracy : lessons from the European regime of public interest litigation

Zandke-SchaffhäUser, Birgit. (2003)
Improving Regional Fisheries Management Organisation Decision-Making: New Hope in the South Pacific?

Finny, Guy (2014)

Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (RFMOs) play a key role in promoting the sustainable management of high seas fisheries. However, many RFMOs are not succeeding in this task. Whilst overexploited fish stocks can ...
Improving the effectiveness of the special and differential treatment of the World Trade Organization

Wibowo, Fitria Anindhita H. (2015)

This paper deals with the subject of Special and Differential Treatment (SDT) of the World Trade Organization (WTO), a special right that allows developing countries preferential treatment by other member countries, ...
Incapacity and Sexual Relationships in the Elderly: Balancing Autonomy and Protection

Miller, Anita (2016)

Older people enjoy the same freedom as other adults to enter into relationships, including sexual relationships. However, this exercise of autonomy and self-determination can be regarded as problematic when an older person ...
Incidental findings in human subjects research: Is ignorance really bliss?

Brown, Hannah (2013)

Human subjects research has the potential to produce information beyond the aims of the research study. This information may, nevertheless, have health or reproductive significance for the research participant. With the ...
Inclusive constitution-making: Lessons from Iceland and Ireland for Aotearoa New Zealand

McMenamin, Rebecca (2017)

New Zealand’s constitutional journey has been revived in recent years through three expert-led dialogues on more certain, formalised and new constitutionalism: the Constitutional Advisory Panel (2013), Matike Mai Aotearoa ...
The Income Tax Amendment Act 1987 : application of accrual rules for income tax purposes in New Zealand

Phillips, Anne, 1950- (1987)
Incorporation of the Treaty of Waitangi into an entrenched constitution

Duff, Quentin. (1997)
Indefeasibility and Māori land: Options for reform

Keate, James Jonathan Simmonds (2018)

The principle of indefeasibility of title under the Land Transfer system has a problematic interface with Māori land. The Land Transfer Act 2017 introduces an exception to indefeasibility in cases of manifest injustice. I ...
In defence of direct democracy: The case for binding citizens initiated referenda in New Zealand

Stallmann, Finn (2015)

I argue that citizens initiated referenda (CIR) should be legally binding. While referenda are an established part of New Zealand’s constitutional framework, ordinary citizens only have the power to initiate nonbinding ...
In defence of humanity : collective humanitarian intervention : a duty to intervene?

Harrison Dinniss, Heather A. (1998)
An independent individual right to determine indigenous identity in the Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous peoples

Stephens, Mamari. (2001)
Independent yet accountable? : the Judicial Conduct Commissioner and Judicial Conduct Panel Act 2004

Keane, Jane. ([2004])
Indigenous peoples and intellectual property

Foster, Angela Megan. (2001)
Indigenous self-government and justice in North America : the changing normative paradigms of indigenous autonomy in the constitutional frameworks of the United States and Canada

Bennett, Mark, 1980- (2003)
Indirect discrimination by association - An analysis of the Court of Justice of the European Union's judgement in "CHEZ RB" (C-83/14)

Heup, Eva (2016)

This paper deals with EU anti-discrimination law. On the basis of the ECJ’s judgment in “CHEZ RB” the paper examines the distinction between direct and indirect discrimination and analyses the scope of the concept of ...
The (in-) effectiveness of international law: A critical analysis of the rational choice theory in the light of the Ukrainian crisis 2014

Sangmeister, Bernadette (2014)

The aim of this research paper is to explore the role and content of the rational choice theory in international law and to critically analyse this theory in the light of the current Ukrainian crisis: Does the Ukrainian ...