Decoupling : gender injustice in China's divorce courts / Ethan Michelson, Indiana Unversity-Bloomington [electronic resource]
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- 9781108768177
- HQ 940 M52D 2022
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SPU Library, Bangkok (Main Campus) | Electronic Resources | On Display | HQ 940 M52D 2022 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | EB000295 |
Sisyphus goes to divorce court -- The right to decouple -- The divorce twofer: why court behavior is decoupled from the right to decouple -- Studying judicial decision-making: court decisions in Henan and Zhejiang -- "Many cases, few judges" and the vanishing three-judge trial -- Tracing the origins of the divorce twofer to heavy caseloads -- How judges gaslight domestic violence victims in divorce trials -- Divorce denials: judicial discourse and judicial decision-making -- Fight or flight: consequences of the judicial clampdown on divorce -- Possession is nine-tenths of the law: why wife-beaters gain child custody -- Quantitative patterns in child custody determinations: sons to fathers, daughters to mothers, abusers rewarded, victims punished -- Conclusions: assessing the impact of law by observing judicial behavior
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