Tilburg Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies of Civil Law and Conflict Resolution Systems

Interdisciplinary and empirical-based research, with a focus on the individuals and corporations who use, are involved with, or are influenced by the law and the civil justice system.

Publications

Measuring Access to Justice

Papers

Gramatikov, M., Multiple Justicable Problems in Bulgaria , November 2008.
Verdonschot, J.H., Barendrecht, M., Klaming, L. and Kamminga, P. Measuring Access to Justice: The Quality of Outcomes , November 2008.
Gramatikov, M., A Framework for Measuring the Costs of Paths to Justice, October 2008.
Gramatikov, M., Barendrecht, M. and Verdonschot, J. H. Measuring the Costs and Quality of Paths to Justice: Contours of a Methodology, 2008.
Gramatikov, M., Klaming, L., "Justice as Experienced by the User: A Study of the Costs and Quality of a Path to Justice in The Netherlands, 2008.
J.M. Barendrecht, Y.P. Kamminga & J.H. Verdonschot, "Priorities for the Justice System: Responding to the Most Urgent Legal Problems of Individuals", Social Science Research Network, February 2008.
L. Klaming & I. Giesen,"Access to Justice: the Quality of Procedure", Social Sciences research Network, February 2008.
M.A. Gramatikov, "Methodological Challenges in Measuring Cost and Quality of Access to Justice", Social Sciences Research Network, Octobre 2007.
J.M. Barendrecht, J.W. Mulder & I. Giesen, How to Measure the Price and Quality of Access to Justice?, Social Science Research Network, November 2006.

Presentations

Laxminarayan, M., Measuring Access to Justice for Victims of Crime, Victims in Europe conference, 25 and 26 June 2009 in Lisbon.