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Häftad, Engelska, 2026
702 kr
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This book explores the complex landscape of costs and funding of civil justice.Access to civil justice continues to be undermined by State retrenchment of legal aid budgets, increases in procedural costs, the complexity of court procedures, and severe delays in the dispensation of justice. This has resulted in a shift from public to private funding of civil litigation, and the emergence of new business models and forms of private justice. The book explores the dynamic landscape of legal costs and financing from 3 perspectives: regulatory frameworks in public and private funding; new trends and challenges in contemporary legal financing; and the transformative potential of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and online dispute resolution (ODR) procedures to streamline civil justice processes and expand access to justice.By addressing the intersectionality of legal, economic, political, market and social dynamics, the book helps readers gain a better understanding of the inherent complexity of costs, funding, and their implications for access to justice. This timely resource offers academics, policymakers, and practitioners valuable insights into the dynamics that shape the current state and future prospects of civil justice in Europe to help create sustainable pathways for improved access to justice.
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PDF, Engelska, 20251 323 kr
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This book explores the complex landscape of costs and funding of civil justice.Access to civil justice continues to be undermined by State retrenchment of legal aid budgets, increases in procedural costs, the complexity of court procedures, and severe delays in the dispensation of justice. This has resulted in a shift from public to private funding of civil litigation, and the emergence of new business models and forms of private justice. The book explores the dynamic landscape of legal costs and financing from 3 perspectives: regulatory frameworks in public and private funding; new trends and challenges in contemporary legal financing; and the transformative potential of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and online dispute resolution (ODR) procedures to streamline civil justice processes and expand access to justice.By addressing the intersectionality of legal, economic, political, market and social dynamics, the book helps readers gain a better understanding of the inherent complexity of costs, funding, and their implications for access to justice. This timely resource offers academics, policymakers, and practitioners valuable insights into the dynamics that shape the current state and future prospects of civil justice in Europe to help create sustainable pathways for improved access to justice.
E-bok
Engelska, 20251 323 kr
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This book explores the complex landscape of costs and funding of civil justice.Access to civil justice continues to be undermined by State retrenchment of legal aid budgets, increases in procedural costs, the complexity of court procedures, and severe delays in the dispensation of justice. This has resulted in a shift from public to private funding of civil litigation, and the emergence of new business models and forms of private justice. The book explores the dynamic landscape of legal costs and financing from 3 perspectives: regulatory frameworks in public and private funding; new trends and challenges in contemporary legal financing; and the transformative potential of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and online dispute resolution (ODR) procedures to streamline civil justice processes and expand access to justice.By addressing the intersectionality of legal, economic, political, market and social dynamics, the book helps readers gain a better understanding of the inherent complexity of costs, funding, and their implications for access to justice. This timely resource offers academics, policymakers, and practitioners valuable insights into the dynamics that shape the current state and future prospects of civil justice in Europe to help create sustainable pathways for improved access to justice.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2025
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This book explores the complex landscape of costs and funding of civil justice.Access to civil justice continues to be undermined by State retrenchment of legal aid budgets, increases in procedural costs, the complexity of court procedures, and severe delays in the dispensation of justice. This has resulted in a shift from public to private funding of civil litigation, and the emergence of new business models and forms of private justice. The book explores the dynamic landscape of legal costs and financing from 3 perspectives: regulatory frameworks in public and private funding; new trends and challenges in contemporary legal financing; and the transformative potential of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and online dispute resolution (ODR) procedures to streamline civil justice processes and expand access to justice.By addressing the intersectionality of legal, economic, political, market and social dynamics, the book helps readers gain a better understanding of the inherent complexity of costs, funding, and their implications for access to justice. This timely resource offers academics, policymakers, and practitioners valuable insights into the dynamics that shape the current state and future prospects of civil justice in Europe to help create sustainable pathways for improved access to justice.
E-bok
PDF, Spanska, 2021171 kr
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Los derechos humanos representan, hoy más que nunca, una moral compartida que nos orienta hacia la subsistencia como comunidades cohesionadas. Desde esta óptica se comprende el valor de la práctica constitucional que se vale del litigio como motor para lograr el cambio social y la vigencia de tales derechos.La misma cobró forma en la mayoría de los países del denominado Sur Global a partir de las últimas reformas constitucionales. Allí se vio emerger un cuerpo de litigios orientados por el Interés Público y tendentes a dar vigencia a los derechos sociales prometidos en las constituciones, pero vulnerados en la práctica. Sin embargo, el fenómeno no es privativo de dichos países y comenzamos a ver indicios de esto en el denominado litigio por el cambio climático.Los primeros debates se vincularon con la posibilidad de asegurar la exigibilidad judicial de estos derechos y con el rol de las cortes en este nuevo escenario. La dialéctica se orientó hacia la demostración de las analogías que existen entre los derechos civiles y políticos, de un lado, y los sociales, de otro. En la práctica, a su vez, la falta de regulaciones específicas replicó dicha equiparación y condujo a una sobreutilización de los instrumentos procesales propios de los derechos individuales.Juicio a la desigualdad propone una mirada alternativa, que a la vez sirva de guía para las nuevas formas de litigio nacientes. Para ello, la autora analiza las dificultades teóricas e institucionales derivadas de los derechos sociales y sugiere la elaboración de categorías acordes a su especialidad. Desenvuelve su argumento en dos partes. En la primera se precisan las razones por las cuales los derechos sociales no deben ser totalmente equiparados con los civiles y políticos mostrando, en cambio, la conveniencia de un tratamiento teórico y procesal específico. En la segunda parte, se apoya en la experiencia del Litigio de Interés Público y expone los lineamientos que habrán de servir para la elaboración de un paradigma procesal -con bases participativas y deliberativas- que permita asegurar la tutela efectiva de estos derechos.