Special issue on Apologies: Introduction
Robyn Carroll, Prue Vines
págs. 365-369
The Value of Apologising within a Moral Community: Making Apologies Work
Prue Vines
págs. 370-389
Interpersonal Apologies: A Psychological Perspective of How They Might Work in Law
Alfred Allan, James Strickland, Maria Allan
págs. 390-407
An Empirical Note on Perceptions of Partial Apologies
Mandeep Dhami
págs. 408-420
The Acceptance of Apologies in the Corrective Process: Implications for Research and Practice
James Strickland, Alfred Allan, Maria Allan
págs. 421-436
Apology in the Criminal Justice Setting: An Update
Carrie Petrucci
págs. 437-454
Promoting and Protecting Apologetic Discourse through Law: A Global Survey and Critique of Apology Legislation
John Charles Kleefeld
págs. 455-496
The Doctor Has Apologised. Will I Now Get Compensation for my Injuries? Myth and Reality in Apologies and Liability
Andrea Zwart-Hink
págs. 497-510
Apology and Spanish Criminal Law at the Post-Sentencing Level: the Gap Between Legal Provisions and Victims and Offenders’ Experiences in Cases of Terrorism
Gema Varona Martínez
págs. 511-527
Mitigation, Apology and the Quantification of Non-Pecuniary Damages
Jeff Berryman
págs. 528-546
State Amends for Lawful Harm Doing
Colleen Murphy, Jennifer K. Robbennolt, Lesley Wexler
págs. 547-568
Apologies, Mediation and the Law: Resolution of Civil Disputes
Robyn Carroll, Alfred Allan, Margaret Halsmith
págs. 569-600
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