Vol. 9 No. 1 (2021)

Presentation / Editorial

Sumário

p. 01-05
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Table of Contents

p. 07-08
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Sociology of Law and Legal Dogmatics in Networks: an introduction

p. 09-15
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Articles

Custody hearings in Brazil: challenges for implementation

André Pereira Crespo, Bruno Amaral Machado

p. 17-37
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Analysis of the main trends for the constitutional foundations of authorship rights: special reference to Cuba

Yudmila Delgado Rodríguez, Caridad del Carmen Valdés Díaz

p. 39-55
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Criminal drug policy: affront to fundamental rights and disproportionality under the argument of health protection

Doacir Gonçalves de Quadros, Daniel José de Figueiredo

p. 57-72
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Primo Levi and the centrality of memory to rethink Law and Justice in times of neo-fascism

Diogo Justino

p. 73-82
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Food Law: epistemological grounds for a legal branch

Eduardo Gomes CaÃ±ada, Flavia Trentini

p. 83-102
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The judge’s binding to the law and the search for truth in criminal proceedings: reflections on the concept of truth in criminal proceedings

Francisco MunÌƒoz Conde

p. 103-115
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Control and surveillance on the Internet: computational technique as a mechanism for power increase

Gustavo Alarcon Rodrigues, Patrícia Borba Marchetto

p. 117-129
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Equally different: the gender identity of children in Chile

Isaac Ravetllat Ballesté

p. 131-158
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Reflections on anonymity, pseudonymity and criptocurrencies

Jordan Vinícius Oliveira, Marília Carneiro da Cunha Lopes

p. 159-176
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The new regulation of temporary work of Brazil: extension of the term

Maria Aparecida Carvalho Iudes, Lourival José de Oliveira, Walkiria Martinez Heinrich Ferrer

p. 177-190
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Review

Capitalism under debate: a conversation in critical theory

Loiane Prado Verbicaro, Fádia Yasmin Costa Mauro, Thayná Monteiro Rebelo

p. 191-210
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Ode to emptiness, a review between law and architecture

José Alexandre Ricciardi Sbizera

p. 211-213
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The curse of bigness: a critical review of "The curse of bigness: antitrust in the new Gilded Age" by Tim Wu

José Luiz de Moura Faleiros Júnior

p. 215-221
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Law in motion in perspective

The debates surrounding Bills 6.299/02 and 4.576/16

Julyanne Cristine Barbosa de Macedo dos Santos, Cleilane Silva dos Santos

p. 223-234
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New-Look Law Firms and Lawtechs: beyond solution innovation, a question of meaning innovation in the legal service market

Fernanda Borghetti Cantali, Guilherme Wünsch

p. 235-250
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Pregnant and postpartum women imprisoned after the Early Childhood Act: a case analysis

Mariana Paganote Dornellas

p. 251-268
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Presentation / Editorial

Sumário

Table of Contents

Sociology of Law and Legal Dogmatics in Networks: an introduction

Articles

Custody hearings in Brazil: challenges for implementation

Analysis of the main trends for the constitutional foundations of authorship rights: special reference to Cuba

Criminal drug policy: affront to fundamental rights and disproportionality under the argument of health protection

Primo Levi and the centrality of memory to rethink Law and Justice in times of neo-fascism

Food Law: epistemological grounds for a legal branch

The judge’s binding to the law and the search for truth in criminal proceedings: reflections on the concept of truth in criminal proceedings

Control and surveillance on the Internet: computational technique as a mechanism for power increase

Equally different: the gender identity of children in Chile

Reflections on anonymity, pseudonymity and criptocurrencies

The new regulation of temporary work of Brazil: extension of the term

Review

Capitalism under debate: a conversation in critical theory

Ode to emptiness, a review between law and architecture

The curse of bigness: a critical review of "The curse of bigness: antitrust in the new Gilded Age" by Tim Wu

Law in motion in perspective

The debates surrounding Bills 6.299/02 and 4.576/16

New-Look Law Firms and Lawtechs: beyond solution innovation, a question of meaning innovation in the legal service market

Pregnant and postpartum women imprisoned after the Early Childhood Act: a case analysis

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