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  • The Relationship between Judicial Staff and Court Performance: Evidence from Brazilian State Courts

    Adalmir Oliveira Gomes, Tomas Aquino Guimaraes, Luiz Akutsu

    • Secretaries to Arbitral Tribunals: Judicial Assistants Rooted in Party Autonomy

      J. Ole Jensen

      • Explaining Judicial Assistants’ Influence on Adjudication with Principal-Agent Theory and Contextual Factors

        Peter Mascini, Nina L. Holvast

        • Is the Judge or the Clerk Making the Decision? Measuring the Influence of Judicial Assistants via an Experimental Survey among Dutch District Court Judges

          Nina Holvast, Peter Mascini

          • Empirical Studies on the Role and Influence of Judicial Assistants and Tribunal Secretaries

            Anne Sanders, Nina Holvast

            • Judicial Assistants in Europe – A Comparative Analysis

              Anne Sanders

              • The Power Of The Judicial Assistant/Law Clerk: Looking Behind The Scenes At Courts In The United States, England And Wales, And The Netherlands

                Nina Holvast

                • Law Clerks In Switzerland – A Solution To Cope With The Caseload?

                  Peter Bieri

                  • Utility Maximizing Judges and Judicial Assistants: Testing Rational Choice Theory in 22 EU Countries

                    Fatih Deyneli, Peter Mascini

                    • How to Measure the Quality of Judicial Reasoning?

                      Samira Allioui

                      • E-Justice Platforms: Challenges for Judicial Governance

                        Dory Reiling, Francesco Contini

                        • The European Judicial Training Network and its Role in the Strategy for the Europeanization of National Judges

                          Simone Benvenuti

                          • Improvements of Judicial Systems: European Experiences

                            Pim Albers

                            • Systemic Or Incremental Path Of Reform? The Modernization Of The Judicial System In Italy

                              Giancarlo Vecchi

                              • BOOK REVIEW: THE IMPEACHMENT OF CHIEF JUSTICE DAVID BROCK – JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AND CIVIC POPULISM

                                Markus Zimmer

                                • What Kind of Justice Today? Expectations Of ‘Good Justice’, Convergences And Divergences Between Managerial And Judicial Actors And How They Fit Within Management-Oriented Values

                                  Yves Emery, Lorenzo Gennaro De Santis

                                  • Performance-Based Budgeting and Management of Judicial Courts in France: an Assessment

                                    Thierry Kirat

                                    • Judicial Review of Judicial Appointments in Germany

                                      Johannes Riedel

                                      • JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE IN A DEMOCRACY: Reflections on Impeachments in America and the Philippines*

                                        David C. Steelman

                                        • Organization Development of the Dutch Judiciary, between Accountability and Judicial Independence

                                          Philip Langbroek

                                          • Viewing Judicial Independence and Accountability through the “Lens” of Performance Measurement and Management

                                            Ingo Keilitz

                                            • A New Method for an Objective Measurement of the Judicial Workload – the Application of a Prediction Model Based on an Algorithm Formed by Multiple Linear Regression in Court Administration

                                              László Örkényi

                                              • Researching judicial ethical codes, or: how to eat a mille-feuille?

                                                Elaine Mak

                                                • Judicial Management Training in Latin America: A Personal Experience

                                                  Luis María Palma

                                                  • Reaction on the comments on the ENCJ study on Method for Assessment of Judicial Independence and Accountability.

                                                    Frans van Dijk, Philip Langbroek