[PDF] Top 20 Legal research in the built environment: A methodological framework

... the legal community which he describes as the “rules of legal ...a framework lying outside the power of the reasoner within which he has to operate if his arguments are to count as legal ... See full document

... fundamental research and the willingness (indeed, the motivation) of researchers to question not simply the operation of law, but its underlying philosophical, moral, economic and political assumptions as ...well. ... See full document

... the built environment [110], differences in the strength of temporal evidence in longi- tudinal studies ...living environment, a possible bias would likely arise if individuals engaged in dietary or ... See full document

... the research-teaching nexus in the built environment disciplines have clearly highlighted the issues related to the additional tensions between teaching and research, design and ...of ... See full document

... EU Legal Studies and EU Economic Studies, to the five fields set by Jean Monnet structures (models, permanent courses, chairs) the EU Intercultural Dialogue Studies field has more recently been promoted, ...our ... See full document

... ever built to support biodiversity as well as other habitat services; however, they have the potentials to contribute to these kinds of ...Traditionally built infrastructures in cities have substantial and ... See full document

... a framework designed to enable facility programming scholars to more easily handle the extremely large amounts of information they typically utilize, to guide the development of their research designs and ... See full document

... this research include informed consent, the anonymity of the participants and the confidentiality of ...this research study was to avoid any possible influence on the students when completing the actual NSS ... See full document

... a built environment interdiscipline (Figure 4) therefore appears to be a realistic aspiration for the field as a ...a framework around which the subject’s long-neglected theoretical base could be ... See full document

... natural environment and their impact on the dynamic urban built environment setting, whether it is the primary physical impact by means of ingress of water to normally dry areas or evacuation from ... See full document

... of research whose primary purpose addresses the immediate needs of professional practice, rather than theoretical, policy, or other academic concerns, and which also utilizes the researcher’s experientially‐gained ... See full document

... of research questions posed, the extent of the control an investigator has over actual behavioural events and the degree of focus on contemporary as opposed to historical ...of research strategy (Saunders ... See full document

... this research intends to deploy triangulation technique combining more than one source of data collection and collecting techniques, yet with a high emphasis on qualitative ...this research, the study will ... See full document

... collaborative research (for example see: Fraser, 2005; Yang and Allan, 2006; Yang and Allan, 2007; Singh, ...within research communities, it is essential to assess whether VREs cater for the actual needs of ... See full document

... framework for embedding sustainability education in the curriculum as the literature review suggested (Azapagie et al., 2005; Cotgrave & Alkhaddar, 2006; Ekundayo et al., 2011). Professional institutions are ... See full document

... urban environment, meaning that more and more people and property concentrate on ...ral environment, which can lead to an increase in disasters and crises as well as ...a built-up area used to ... See full document

... working environment,” Title VII is ...work environment—an environment that a reasonable person would find hostile or abusive—is beyond Title VII’s ...the environment to be abusive, the conduct ... See full document

... physical environment, has been useful in understanding reactions to urban redevelopment and attitudes towards environmental sustainability (Uzzell, Pol, & Badenas, ... See full document

... 74 methodological publications; however, further detailed analysis revealed more about the potential influence of these ...individual research projects demonstrated a variety of types of impact not ... See full document

... Gated communities developments are widespread in the Arabian Gulf region. They are mainly characterized by a focus on physical security measures such as gates, walls, guards, and close circuit surveillance cameras. Even ... See full document