Search Results - "van Oorschot, Irene"

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The Law Multiple: Judgment and Knowledge in Practice

by van Oorschot, Irene
2021

“...Where, when, and how is the law practiced? An investigation of how truths are made in the legal system...”

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Seeing the Case Clearly: File-Work, Material Mediation, and Visualizing Practices in a Dutch Criminal Court

by van Oorschot, Irene Published in Symbolic interaction (01.11.2014)

“...In Dutch criminal courts, judges and their assisting clerks spend significant amounts of time doing file-work in preparation for the court hearing: a practice...”

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Culture, Milieu, Phenotype: Articulating Race in Judicial Sense-making Practices

by van Oorschot, Irene Published in Social & legal studies (01.12.2020)

“...In this contribution, I trace the ways practicing judges articulate, as well as challenge, race. Drawing on an ethnography of everyday practices of...”

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Affective bureaucratic relations: File practices in a European deportation unit and criminal court

by Wissink, Lieke Oorschot, Irene van Published in Environment and planning. C, Politics and space (01.08.2021)

“...Indifference has long been acknowledged as a crucial affect to the continuation of bureaucratic practices. Recently, the production of more diverse and layered...”

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The Legal Case File as Border Object: On Self-reference and Other-reference in Criminal Law

by van Oorschot, Irene Schinkel, Willem Published in Journal of law and society (01.12.2015)

“...What do case files do? With help of an ethnographic study on the care, maintenance, and use of legal case files in a Dutch, inquisitorial context, we work...”

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Negotiating knowledges abroad: non-Western students and the global mobility of knowledge

by van Oorschot, Irene Published in Compare (02.11.2014)

“...Taking the Institute for Housing Studies in Rotterdam as a case study, this paper aims to theorise the ways non-Western, international students construct and...”

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Remorse in Context(s): A Qualitative Exploration of the Negotiation of Remorse and its Consequences

by van Oorschot, I Mascini, P Weenink, D Published in Social & legal studies (01.06.2017)

“...The presence or absence of ‘signs of remorse’ is often understood to have consequences for judges’ sentencing decisions. However, these findings raise the...”

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Qat, Cosmopolitanism, and Modernity in Sana’a, Yemen

by van Oorschot, Irene Published in Arabian humanities (28.03.2013)

“...Qat, or Catha edulis, is a drug widely and frequently consumed by Yemeni men and married women. Unmarried women, in contrast, have historically chewed less...”

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Dissertation

Ways of case-making: Zaken maken

by van Oorschot, Irene
02.02.2018

“...markdownabstractThis book is a testament to a journey through social-scientific and judicial case-making practices. It concentrates, first, on the truths and...”

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Culture, Milieu, Phenotype: Articulating Race in Judicial Sense-making Practices

by van Oorschot, Irene
01.01.2020

“...textabstractIn this contribution, I trace the ways practicing judges articulate, as well as challenge, race. Drawing on an ethnography of everyday practices of...”

Book Chapter

Doing times, doing truths: The legal case file as a folded object
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by Oorschot, Irene van
edited by Beynon-Jones, Siân M Grabham, Emily
Published in Law and Time (2019)

“...The study of time and temporality has drawn attention to the active and partial ways legal practices take and make time. In this contribution, however, I draw...”

Book Chapter

What about race?
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by M’charek, Amade van Oorschot, Irene
edited by Blok, Anders Farías, Ignacio Roberts, Celia
Published in The Routledge Companion to Actor-Network Theory (2020)

“...In this contribution, we zoom in on a shape-shifting object: race. We seek to demonstrate how an actor-network-theoretical, non-dualistic sensitivity to...”

Book Chapter

Cases under construction

by Irene van Oorschot Peter Mascini Published in Empirical Legal Research in Action (29.06.2018)

“...This chapter demonstrates the use of the case study for criminal law. Working through the experience of doing a case study of a Dutch criminal court, the...”

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