Vol. 64 No. 1 (2013): Spring

Articles

• What is so ‘special’ about law and emotions?

  Jennifer Schweppe, John Stannard

  1-9

  • NILQ 94.1.0 Schweppe and Stannard
• Judges and their emotions

  Terry A Maroney

  11-24

  • NILQ 64.1.1 Maroney
• Hearing the voices of victims and offenders: the role of emotions in criminal sentencing

  Jonathan Doak, Louise Taylor

  25-46

  • NILQ 64.1.2 Doak & Taylor
• What do we know so far about emotion and refugee law?

  Jane Herlihy, Stuart Turner

  47-62

  • NILQ 64.1.3 Herlihy & Turner
• Criminalising oppression or reinforcing oppression? The implications of veil ban laws for Muslim women in the West

  Neil Chakraborti, Irene Zempi

  63-74

  • NILQ 64.1.4 Chakaborti & Zempi
• The emotional paradoxes of adverse possession

  Heather Conway, John Stannard

  75-89

  • NILQ 64.1.5 Conway & Stannard
• Love in life and death

  Eimear Spain

  91-109

  • NILQ 64.1.6 Spain
• Legal hopes: enhancing resilience through the external cultivation of positive emotions

  Kathy Abrams, Hila Keren

  111-123

  • NILQ 64.1.7 Abrams & Keren