Scientia pro bono humani generis: Science for the benefit of humanity by Laura P. James, Robert Kimberly, Christopher John Lindsell, Jareen K. Meinzen-Derr, Ruth O’Hara

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Rethinking Pro Bono: Students Lending a Legal Hand by Sebastian De Brennan

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Pro Bono Publico? Demand for Military Spending Between the World Wars by Jari Eloranta

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J’Accuse….. Or The Plight of pro-bono Volunteer Scientists in Academic Publishing by Juergen K. V. Reichardt, George P. Patrinos, Poh San Lai, Giuseppe Novelli

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Mandating a Culture of Service: Pro Bono in the Law School Curriculum by Les A McCrimmon

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The Importance of Inculcating the ‘Pro Bono Ethos’ in Law Students, and the Opportunities to Do It Better by John Corker

“…This paper argues why it is vital to inculcate law students with a pro bono ethos on their journey through law school to becoming a lawyer, and suggests ways that we might do this better during a student’s legal education and practical legal training in Australia. …”
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Pro bono collaboration within the legal community’s response to displacement from Ukraine by Kalinichenko, A, Simperingham, J, Worthington, P

Identity driven institutional work: examining the emergence and effect of a pro bono organization within the English legal profession by Gill, M

“…In this way, it transformed the institution of pro bono work within the English legal profession. …”

Boosting Law Graduate Employability: Using a Pro Bono Teaching Clinic to Facilitate Experiential Learning in Commercial Law Subjects by Francina Cantatore

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Development and Validation of a Scale Measuring Intention toward Participating in Pro Bono of Pre-Service Physical Activity Instructors for the Activation of Physical Activity for the Disabled: Based on the Theory of Planned Behavior by Kyungjin Kim, Yonghwa Lee

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A perspective on utilizing legal frameworks to obligate service providers to protect human rights in Malawi: A Case of the Mandatory Provision on Pro Bono Services under the Legal Education and Legal Practitioners Act, 2018 by Grace MTAWALI

“…Legal practitioners are now, under the Legal Education and Legal Practitioners Act of 2018, obligated to provide pro bono legal services in order to have their licenses renewed. …”
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Australian Law Students' Values: How They Impact on Ethical Behaviour by Josephine Palermo, Adrian Evans

“…Confronted with similar resource constraints, Canada has not only recognised the benefits of involving students in access to justice initiatives, but has also taken steps to strategically align them with national pro bono objectives. It is argued that the creation of a Pro Bono Students Australia – a highly visible and formulated pro bono program - would allow both lawyers and law students alike to put the ideals of justice, equity and accessibility into practice.…”
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Structured Problem Solving: German Methodology from a Comparative Perspective by Lutz-Christian Wolff

“…This recommendation was endorsed by the National Pro Bono Task Force in its report delivered to the Federal Attorney General in June 2001. …”
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Law Journals: From Discourse to Pedagogy by Ilija Vickovich

“…It also examines the challenges and considerations inherent in establishing a teaching pro bono clinic within a law school, and suggests solutions for implementing an effective model, thereby enhancing student employability…”
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Analysis of Instructor Comments on Student Performance on Selected Assessment Activities in a Patient/Client Management Course by Rolando T. Lazaro

“…Method: Pairs of students provided pro-bono physical therapy sessions for six weeks as part of a patient/client management class in neurological physical therapy. …”
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Does the opportunity to give affect real effort provision? A laboratory experiment by Ghwee, Ciqin, Liu, Yiliang, Ng, Yan Qi

“…Professionals such as lawyers and accountants are given the chance to contribute to social good by doing pro bono work on top of their professional work. This additional work could have an impact on the performance of their professional duty. …”
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Reprendre Nadeau by Dominique Goy-Blanquet

“…As in the past, the contributors write pro bono. The choice of publishing on line was dictated at first by the scarcity of financial means, but it turned out a strong asset, opening new perspectives, new ways of presenting and illustrating articles, which resulted in a fast increasing readership. …”
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Is the Lecturer in the Room? A study of Student Satisfaction with Online Discussion in Practical Legal Training by Kristoffer Greaves, Julianne Lynch

“…Originally established to train students in the provision of pro bono services to marginalised groups and in the practice of law before graduation, the Clinic has become the hub of rights activism, policy-making, curricular development, practical training and conferencing. …”
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The use of the Istanbul Protocol in Israel: Insights at the reception of the revised (2022) version by Daniel Weishut, Bettina Steiner-Birmanns, Lucy R. Aitchison, David Senesh, Alona Korman

“…A complete IP report requires substantial effort and investment of - mostly pro bono - experts, while the IP interview on which it is based is often an emotionally burdensome experience for clients. …”
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Information with diagnostic technical object used to create experts’ knowledge base by Radosław Duer, Stanisław Duer

“…An important aspect in this paper is the shift in the pro bono definition of a set of diagnostic signals. …”
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