Your browser does not support JavaScript. Skip to main content

Research

The Rule of Law Collaborative plays an innovative and leading role in the development of the rapidly evolving field of rule of law studies.

Down Arrow
Filter Results
View All »

Publications

external link
Kata Bersama Antara Muslim dan Kristen: Teori dan Aplikasi
David Linnan (co-editor)
2019
Region: Global
Comparative Perspectives
Religion
external link
Star Icon
FEATURED
ROLC Luncheon with Seth Oteng
October 9, 2019
Region: Sub-Saharan Africa
Development
Economics
The State and Society
Vulnerable Populations
Star Icon
FEATURED
Exploring the Local Organizational Response to Venezuelan Migrants in Colombia
Benjamin Roth
September 2019
Region: Western Hemisphere
Civil Society
Conflict
Development
Migration
The State and Society
Vulnerable Populations
Star Icon
FEATURED
Promoting the Rule of Law in the Post-Soviet Region through State and Non-State Collaboration: Symposium Final Report
Steven Austermiller (co-authored)
July 26, 2019
Region: Europe and Eurasia
Civil Society
Comparative Perspectives
Information
The State and Society
Star Icon
FEATURED
How Can Schools Promote Rule of Law Norms in Transitioning Societies? Lessons from Post-Communist Europe
E. Doyle Stevick
April 2019
Region: Europe and Eurasia
Comparative Perspectives
Education
Historical Perspectives
The State and Society
external link
Rule by Violence, Rule by Law: Lynching, Jim Crow, and the Continuing Evolution of Voter Suppression in the U.S.
Brad Epperly (co-authored)
2019
Region: Western Hemisphere
The State and Society
Vulnerable Populations
external link
Where is the Goal Line?: A Critical Look at Police Body-Worn Camera Programs
Geoffrey Alpert (Co-Authored)
2018
Region: Western Hemisphere
Criminal Justice
Legal Reform
Technology
The State and Society
Star Icon
FEATURED
Considering the Role of Security Sector Reform and Police Reform when Tackling Organized Crime in Post-Conflict Environments
Fiona Mangan
December 2018
Region: Europe and Eurasia
Conflict
Criminal Justice
Development
external link
Disparity Does Not Mean Bias: Making Sense of Observed Racial Disparities in Fatal Officer-Involved Shootings with Multiple Benchmarks
Geoffrey Alpert (Co-Authored)
December 2018
Region: Global
Criminal Justice
Human Rights
The State and Society
TOTAL RESULTS: 83
Contact
RULE OF LAW COLLABORATIVE
University of South Carolina
1714 College Street
Columbia, SC 29208
tel.: 803-777-9371
fax: 803-777-9397
rolc@sc.edu