A Cognitivist and Volitionist Analysis of Conditional Intent and Conscious Negligence in Traffic Cases on the Basis of Desirability Maximization Theory

Alwin van Dijk

A Cognitivist and Volitionist Analysis of Conditional Intent and Conscious Negligence in Traffic Cases on the Basis of Desirability Maximization Theory

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Criminal liability for serious traffic offences
Subtitle of host publication	essays on causing death, injury and danger in traffic
Editors	Alwin Van Dijk, Hein Wolswijk
Place of Publication	The Hague
Publisher	Eleven International Publishing
Pages	173-225
Number of pages	53
ISBN (Electronic)	978-94-6274-141-6
ISBN (Print)	978-94-6236-466-0
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Name	Governance & recht
Volume	11

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van Dijk, A. (2015). A Cognitivist and Volitionist Analysis of Conditional Intent and Conscious Negligence in Traffic Cases on the Basis of Desirability Maximization Theory. In A. Van Dijk, & H. Wolswijk (Eds.), Criminal liability for serious traffic offences: essays on causing death, injury and danger in traffic (pp. 173-225). (Governance & recht; Vol. 11). Eleven International Publishing.

van Dijk, Alwin. / A Cognitivist and Volitionist Analysis of Conditional Intent and Conscious Negligence in Traffic Cases on the Basis of Desirability Maximization Theory. Criminal liability for serious traffic offences: essays on causing death, injury and danger in traffic. editor / Alwin Van Dijk ; Hein Wolswijk. The Hague : Eleven International Publishing, 2015. pp. 173-225 (Governance & recht).

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van Dijk, A 2015, A Cognitivist and Volitionist Analysis of Conditional Intent and Conscious Negligence in Traffic Cases on the Basis of Desirability Maximization Theory. in A Van Dijk & H Wolswijk (eds), Criminal liability for serious traffic offences: essays on causing death, injury and danger in traffic. Governance & recht, vol. 11, Eleven International Publishing, The Hague, pp. 173-225.

A Cognitivist and Volitionist Analysis of Conditional Intent and Conscious Negligence in Traffic Cases on the Basis of Desirability Maximization Theory. / van Dijk, Alwin.
Criminal liability for serious traffic offences: essays on causing death, injury and danger in traffic. ed. / Alwin Van Dijk; Hein Wolswijk. The Hague: Eleven International Publishing, 2015. p. 173-225 (Governance & recht; Vol. 11).

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