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Authors should use respectful language and explain terminology that has a contested, jurisdiction-specific or historical meaning. Quotations from legal or historical sources should be contextualised where necessary without obscuring their original meaning.
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The editorial team should consider a range of relevant perspectives when appointing reviewers and avoid assumptions about research quality based on institutional prestige or the author’s background.
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