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Current Research
Sociology of Law at Lund University is studying all that is connected to
the significance of rules and norms in society, organisations, groups
and to individuals.
Research projects:
- Norms as instruments (tools) in understanding human actions
- Ethics
- The Rights of the Child
- The normative significance of leadership and management
- Housing policy and politics
- The victims of crime
- Future questions/issues from a legal and normative perspective
- The legal and normative challenges of biotechnology
- Companies Social Responsibility (CSR) in Sustainable Development
- Issues in family law seen from a sociology of law perspective
- Education and norm formation
- The normativity in processes of change
- Welfare law and social issues
- Sustainable development/Environment
- The normative and legal conditions of information technology
- Human rights and their implementation in practice
- Custody issues in law and norms
- Democracy and participation
- European Integration Vs. European Norm Values
- 3G mobile telephony and sustainable development.
- Access to Space – Information for sustainable development.
- Children as victims of crime
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