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2016 Summer Issue

10/2016 'Proportionality and Absolute Rights' by Grégoire Webber

11/2016 'Collaborating in a Meritocracy and Post-Crisis Reform ' by Sarah Paterson

12/2016 'Beyond Proportionality: Thinking Comparatively About Constitutional Review and Punitiveness' by Jacco Bomhoff 

13/2016 'Does Legitimacy Necessarily Tame Power? Some Ethical Issues in Translating Procedural Justice Principles into Justice Policy' by Mike Hough, Ben Bradford, Jonathan Jackson & Paul Quinton

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The following pages will define what knowledge exchange and impact are, describe the many ways that knowledge exchange can take place, and highlight the benefits of undertaking knowledge exchange. There is also a guide explaining how to carry out knowledge exchange activities and subsequently identify and measure any resulting impact - click here.