Bibliography
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R. Modi. "Sardar Sarovar Oustees: Coping with Displacement." Economic and Political Weekly 39, no. 11 (2004): 1123-1126. |
colonial legacy | |
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R. N. Sharma. "Involuntary Displacement: A Few Encounters." Economic and Political Weekly 38, no. 9 (2003): 907-912. |
colonial legacy | |
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R. R. Iyer. "Towards a Just Displacement and Rehabilitation Policy." Economic and Political Weekly 42, no. 30 (2007): 3103-3107. |
colonial legacy | |
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R. Vasudevan. "Accumulation by Dispossession in India." Economic and Political Weekly 43, no. 11 (2008): 41-43. |
India, South Asia | colonial legacy |
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Rachel E. Kranton and Anand V. Swamy. "The Hazards of Piecemeal Reform: British civil courts and the credit market in colonial India." Journal of Development Economics 58 (1999): 1–24. |
India, South Asia | colonial India, economic growth and colonial India, colonial legacy, British colonial legacy |
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Rachel Jean-Baptiste. "The Option of the Judicial Path: Disputes over Marriage, Divorce, and Extra-Marital Sex in Colonial Courts in Libreville, Gabon (1939-1959)." Cahiers d'études africaines 187-188 (2007): 643-670. |
Gabon, Africa | customary law, judicial system, colonial courts, colonial legacy of judicial system, women's rights, sexual rights |
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Rachel Jewkes, Yandisa Sikweyiya, Robert Morrell, and Kristin Dunkle. Understanding Men's Health and Use of Violence: Interface of rape and HIV in South Africa. Pretoria, ZA: Gender and Health Research, 2009. |
South Africa, Africa | prevalence of rape perpetration, physical intimate partner violence, HIV, human rights violations, gender-based violence |
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Rachel K. Belton. “Competing Definitions of the Rule of Law: Implications for Practitioners.” Carnegie Papers: Rule of Law Series, No. 55 (2005). Web. Available online at http://www.carnegieendowment.org/fi les/CP55.Belton.FINAL.pdf |
rule of law, rule of law definitions, law-bound government, equality, law and order, human rights, predictable and efficient rulings, rule of law reform | |
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Rachel Neild. “From National Security to Citizen Security: Civil Society and the Evolution of Public Order Debates.” International Center for human rights and Democratic Development (1999). Web. Available online at http://www.umass.edu/legal/Benavides/Fall2005/397U/Readings%20Legal%2039... |
Latin America | national security, citizen security, public security, common crime, public fear of crime, social disorder, crime and violence, police abuse of power |
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Rafael Di Tella, Sebastian Galiani, and Ernesto Schargrodsky. "The Formation of Beliefs: Evidence from the allocation of land titles to squatters." Quarterly Journal of Economics 122, no. 1 (2007): 209-241. |
squatter settlements, property rights, land titling | |
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Rakeb Messele. Enforcement of human rights in Ethiopia. Action Professionals’ Association for the People (APAP), 2002. |
Ethiopia, Africa | international bill of human rights, Ethiopian Bill of Rights, civil and political rights, implementing the bill of rights at the court level |
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Ramesh Thakur and Peter Malcontent, eds. From Sovereign Impunity to International Accountability: The search for justice in a world of states. Tokyo, JP: United Nations University Press, 2004. |
role of law, accountability, human rights, international human rights, historical perspective and international crime accountability, human rights violations, humanitarian law, gender-related crimes, global governance, democracy | |
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Randall Peerenboom. “What Have We Learned About Law and Development? Describing, Predicting, and Assessing Legal Reforms in China.” Michigan Journal of International Law 27 (2006): 823-871. |
China, East Asia | rule of law, legal reform, the new law and development movement, horizontal and vertical metaphors for legal reform, evaluating/assessing legal reform |
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Raphael R. Murphy. “Proceedings in a Magistrate's Court Under the Laws of New York.” Fordham Law Review 24, no. 1 (1955): 53-70. |
New York, United States, North America | historical judicial systems, English law, English/European legal legacy, role of the courts, role of the police |
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Raquel Z. Y. Fajardo, Kong Rady, and Phan Sin. Pathways to Justice: Access to Justice with a focus on poor, women, and indigenous peoples. Phonm Penh, KH: Ministry of Justice, 2005. |
democratic institutions, good governance, accountability of justice institutions, access to justice, demand for justice, supply of justice, supply and demand of justice services | |
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Ratbek Dzhumashev. “Corruption and Regulatory Burden.” Munich Personal RePEc Archive (MPRA) Paper 2081. Monash University, 2008. |
corruption, regulatory burden | |
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Ravina Aggarwal and Mona Bhan. ““Disarming Violence”: Development, democracy, and security on the borders of India.” The Journal of Asian Studies 68, no. 2 (2009): 519–542. |
South Asia, India | military role in conflict situations, military role in peacebuilding/good governance, human security, civilian-sensitive military |
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Reagan R. Demas. “All Hands on Deck: Collaborative Global Strategies in the Battle Against Corruption and human trafficking in Africa.” University of Saint Thomas Law Journal 6, no. 1 (2008): 204-220. |
Africa | anti-corruption efforts, corruption, bribery, human rights, human trafficking, law enforcement reform, rule of law |
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Rebecca Samervel. “Prosecution and Cops Need to Work as Team.” The Times of India, February 29, 2012 . Web. Available online at http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-02-29/mumbai/31110257_1... |
India, South Asia | need for criminal justice reform, prosecution training, law enforcement training, access to justice |
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Rediff Business. Surat, Fastest Growing City in India. 2008. Web. Available online at http://in.rediff.com/money/2008/jan/29gdp.htm |
India, South Asia | economic growth, urban development |
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Reuters. “Latin American Poverty Rate Ebbs to Lowest in 3 decades—UN.” November 27, 2012. Available online at http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/27/latinamerica-poverty-eclac-idU... |
Latin America | economic growth, poverty reduction, poverty and extreme poverty |
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Reyes C. Cuadrado. “Corruption: A corporate perspective.” University of Navarra, Working paper no.11/05, 2005. |
corruption, role of business in corruption, corporate corruption | |
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Reyko Huang. Securing the Rule of Law: Assessing international strategies for post-conflict criminal justice. New York: International Peace Academy, 2005. |
rule of law, criminal justice reform, comprehensive criminal justice reform | |
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Rhea Ruth V. Rosell. “40% Cebu City households are poor—DSWD.” Cebu Daily News, October 6, 2011. Available online at http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/71311/40-cebu-city-households-are-poor-dswd |
Philippines, Southeast Asia | poverty statistics, poverty reduction |
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Rhiman A. Rotz. "Law and Non-Development: The Dutch "Liberal Policy" for Indonesia, c. 1860-1901." Third World Legal Studies (1986): 95-142. |
Indonesia, Southeast Asia | Dutch colonial legacy, colonial policy legacy, development, liberal policy |
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Richard A. Leo. “Police Scholarship for the Future: Resisting the Pull of the Policy Audience.” Law and Society, vol. 30 (1996): Web. Available online at http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1144325 |
police and policing, restructuring police systems, law enforcement reform, crime control and prevention | |
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Richard C. Blake. “The World Bank’s Draft Comprehensive Development Framework and the Micro-Paradigm of Law and Development.” Yale human rights and Development Law Journal 3 (2000): 159-189. |
international development, micro-development, Comprehensive Development Framework, CDF | |
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Richard E. Messick. "Judicial Reform and Economic Development: A survey of the issues." The World Bank Research Observer 14, no. 1 (1999): 117-136. |
judicial reform, economic performance, country-specific reform, independent judiciary, dispute resolution mechanisms, professionalizing the legal workforce, law and development movement | |
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Richard Zacks. Island of Vice: Theodore Roosevelt’s Quest to Clean Up Sin-Loving New York. Garden City, NY: Anchor Books (2012). Print. |
United States, North America | corruption and anti-corruption efforts, police corruption, police reform |
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Rimawan Pradiptyo. "Do Corruptions Play?" Seminar Kagama Canberra, University Gadja Mada, Indonesia, February 15, 2011. |
Indonesia, Asia | corruption, Deterrence Theory, criminal justice system, judicial system |
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Rita Abrahamsen and Michael C. Williams . “Privatising Africa’s Everyday Security.” Open Security, (July 1, 2010). Web. Available online at http://www.opendemocracy.net/opensecurity/rita-abrahamsen-michael-c-will... |
South Africa, Africa | privatized security, public and private security, globalization of security, consequences of privatized security |
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Rita Cruise O'Brien. "Some Problems in the Consolidation of National Independence in Africa: The Case of the French Expatriates in Senegal." African Affairs 73, no. 290 (1974): 85-94. |
Senegal, Africa | colonial legacy, interaction between Senegalese and French expatriates, neo-colonial dependency |
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Rizal Sukma and Edy Prasetyono. "Security Sector Reform in Indonesia: The military and the police." A study report prepared for the Conflict Research Unit of the Netherlands Institute of International Relations. Clingendael, NL: Netherlands Institute of International Relations, 2002. |
Indonesia, Southeast Asia | security sector reform, police and policing, military, military reform, police reform, role of civil society |
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Rob Reich. "A Failure of Philanthropy: American charity shortchanges the poor, and public policy is partly to blame." Stanford Social Innovation Review 3, no. 4 (2005): 24-33. |
equality and social policy, equality and public policy, philanthropy and the poor | |
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Robert A. Bush. "Modern Roles for Customary Justice: Integration of civil procedure in African courts" Stanford Law Review 26, no. 5 (1974): 1123-1159. |
Africa, Tanganyika, Northern Nigeria, Democratic Republic of Congo, Senegal | customary law, customary procedures, modern law, modern procedures, judicial pluralism, colonial legal/judicial legacy, British judicial model, French judicial model |
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Robert B. Seidman. "Why Do People Obey the Law? The Case of Corruption in Developing Countries." British Journal of Law and Society 5, no. 1 (1978): 45-68. |
corruption, obeying the law, rule of law, incentives to obeying the law, deviance | |
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Robert M. Solow. “Survival of the Richest.” The New York Review of Books 54, no. 18 (2007). |
material standard of living, subsistence, Malthusian trap, Malthus-Recardo model, industrialization, economic theory | |
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Robert Mandel. "The Privatization of Security." Armed Forces and Society 28, no. 1 (2001): 129-151. |
privatization of security, security privatization, paramilitary | |
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Robert R. Strang. "'More Adversarial, but Not Completely Adversarial': Reformasi of the Indonesian criminal procedure code." Fordham International Law Journal 32, no. 1 (2008): 188-231. |
Indonesia, Southeast Asia | criminal procedure code, civil law tradition and common law, code reform, civil law reform, criminal procedure reform, Dutch legal legacy, colonial legacy |
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Robert Shanafelt. "Crime, Power, and Policing in South Africa: Beyond protected privilege and privileged protection." in Democratic Policing in Transitional and Developing Countries, Nathan Pino and Michael D. Wiatrowski, eds. Burlington, VT: Ashgate Pub Co., 2006. |
Iraq, Middle East, South Africa, Africa, Northern Ireland, Europe, Kazakhstan, Asia, United States, North America | democratic policing, policing and police reform, institution-building, human rights and democratic police reform, rule of law |
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Robin Nielsen. Women's land rights in Post-Conflict Angola. Rural Development Institute Report, Reports on Foreign Aid and Development 125, (July) 2008. |
Angola, Africa | formal land systems, customary land systems, land and property rights, land rights for women, governance |
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Robin Steinberg. "Supreme Court Ruling Speaks of a New Kind of Public Defense." Huff Post New York. April 5, 2010. |
holistic defense, immigration legal defense, invisible punishments, collateral consequences | |
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Robyn Dixon. “Africa’s Bitter Cycle of Child Slavery.” Los Angeles Times. July 12, 2012. Web. Available online at http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jul/12/world/fg-ghana-slavery12 |
Ghana, Africa | child slavery, forced labor, child trafficking, cycle of child slavery, sexual abuse |
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Rodrigo R. Soares. "Development, crime and punishmentment: accounting for the international differences in crime rates." Journal of Development Economics 73 (2004): 155 – 184. |
global crime trends, crime and development | |
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Rodrigo Serrano-Berthet and Humberto Lopez. Crime and Violence in Central America: A Development Challenge. Washington, DC: World Bank, 2011. |
Central America, Latin America | cost of crime and violence, impact of crime and violence on the justice sector/system, youth violence, crime prevention, criminal justice reform |
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Roger Bowles, Joseph Akpokodje, and Emmanuel Tigere. “Evidence-based approaches to crime prevention in developing countries: A scoping review of the literature.” London, U.K.: Department for International Development, 2002. |
crime prevention programs, crime prevention practices, crime effect on development, crime effect on economic growth, criminal justice policy, criminal justice policy research | |
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Roger M. Smith. “Prince Norodom Sihanouk.” Asian Survey 7, no. 6 (1967): 353-362. |
Cambodia, Southeast Asia | political liberties, political institutions, modernization |
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Roger Riddell. The UK White Paper on International Development- And Beyond. London: Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Briefing Paper 2, 1998. |
human rights, political will, sustainable development, sustainable livelihood, sustainable education and health opportunities, sustainable management of natural resources | |
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Roman David and Susanne Y. P. Choi. "Forgiveness and Transitional Justice in the Czech Republic." The Journal of Conflict Resolution 50, no. 3 (2006): 339-367. |
Czech Republic, Europe, Eastern Europe | forgiveness, human rights, restoring equality between victims and abusers, individual/social/political empowerment of victims, transitional justice, policy interventions and promoting forgiveness, religious/retributive/reparatory/reconciliatory forgiveness |
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Rommel Alim Abitria. “How Speedy are Philippine Criminal Cases Disposed of?” Humanitarian Legal Assistance Foundation. Web. Available online at http://hlafphil.org/primary/phocadownload/final_speedy_survey.pdf |
Philippines, Southeast Asia | access to justice, pretrial detention, arbitrary detention |