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The legacy and current relevance of Cappelletti and the Florence Project on access to justice
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| In this contribution, I will make clear what access to justice may encompass and how the ideals about access to justice have developed in time. Thereto I will sketch the main findings of the Cappelletti and Garths Access-to-Justice project between 1975 and 1978, describe the waves in the history of access to justice and then try to put these in the current context. The major question to answer will be how one can assess the challenges and obstacles of access to justice in the current context. | |
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English
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Recht der werkelijkheid : tijdschrift voor de sociaal-wetenschappelijke bestudering van het recht. - 's-Gravenhage, 1986, currens |
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's-Gravenhage : 2015
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1380-6424
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36:3(2015), p. 6-30
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