Volume 13, Issue 3, 2017

Introduction

• Editorial
  Methodology of Legal Research: Challenges and Opportunities

  Philip Langbroek, Kees van den Bos, Marc Simon Thomas, Michael Milo, Wibo van Rossum

  1-8

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• Evaluating the Quality of Dutch Academic Legal Publications: Results from a Survey

  Willem van Boom, Rob van Gestel

  9-27

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• American Legal Realism: Research Programme and Policy Impact

  Frans L. Leeuw

  28-40

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• The Study of Law as an Academic Discipline

  René Brouwer

  41-48

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• Odd Topics, Old Methods and the Cradle of the Ius Commune: Byzantine Law and the Italian City-States

  Daphne Penna

  49-55

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• Analysing Discursive Practices in Legal Research: How a Single Remark Implies a Paradigm

  Paul van den Hoven

  56-64

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• Building a Legal Citation Network: The Influence of the Court of Cassation on the Lower Judiciary

  Matthias Van Der Haegen

  65-76

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• The Victim’s Right to Intervene as an Injured Party in Criminal Proceedings: A Multidimensional and Interdisciplinary Assessment of Current Dutch Legal Practice

  Renée S.B. Kool, Jessy M. Emaus, Daan P. van Uhm

  77-94

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• Making the Case for Case Studies in Empirical Legal Research

  Aikaterini Argyrou

  95-113

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• On Why Procedural Justice Matters in Court Hearings: Experimental Evidence that Behavioral Disinhibition Weakens the Association between Procedural Justice and Evaluations of Judges

  Liesbeth Hulst, Kees van den Bos, Arno J. Akkermans, E. Allan Lind

  114-129

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• Methodology in Legal Research

  Tom R. Tyler

  130-141

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• Drafting (and Redrafting) Comparative Property Questionnaires

  Peter Sparkes

  142-152

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