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Bridging Approaches for Effective Dispute Resolution: A Comparative Analysis of BRI and ICSID in Central Asia
This research paper presents a comparative analysis of dispute resolution mechanisms within the context of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) in ... -
The Concept of Kafalat Al-Yateem and its Application on Children with Unknown Parents in Saudi Arabia
Kafalat alyateem is a significant Islamic law concept that emphasizes caring for orphans by providing them with financial and educational support. This study investigates the concept of Kafalah in Sharīʿah law and its ... -
The Relationship Between Business-Facilitating Legal Institutions and Foreign Direct Investment in The Arab Gulf States
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have relied on oil as their main source of income since its discovery in the region. However, these countries have now entered a new era, one in which they must reduce their ... -
Unfinished Business: Lessons from the Deadlock of the Environmental Goods Agreement
The Environmental Goods Agreement (EGA) negotiations started in 2014 but deadlocked in 2016. The EGA was intended to promote sustainable development and revitalize the World Trade Organization (WTO) system. This dissertation ... -
Cooperation and Non-Cooperation in Indonesian Criminal Case Processing: Ego Sektoral in Action
In recent years, Indonesian reformers have called for greater cooperation among criminal justice actors when processing a case. Indonesia has a specific term to label the failure of criminal justice actors to cooperate, ... -
Governing Information Privacy: Understanding How the Federal Trade Commission Regulates Privacy
The rapid growth of digital transformation calls for a rethinking of how to regulate privacy-related issues, which challenges the wisdom of policymakers around the world. Relying on textual analysis of existing legislation, ... -
Public Perception in the Legislative Process: A Case Study of Washington State Sex Offender Laws & Related Research
Current sex offender legislation focuses on preventing subsequent sex offenses—providing a tool for law enforcement and the public to monitor convicted sex offenders. This scheme fails to account for the original victim ... -
A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF SPECIAL PURPOSE LOCAL OPTION SALES TAXES AND SOCIAL INDICATORS OF CRIME ACROSS WASHINGTON COUNTIES
The 19th century witnessed an unprecedented urbanization trend that increased the density and synergy of communal networks, social behaviors, and interjurisdictional legislative policies, thereby deeply reshaping social ... -
Achieving Sustainable Marine Fisheries: A Legal Analysis of the Settlement of Fishing Disputes
UNCLOS steers the legal order of the oceans toward sustainable use of marine resources and simultaneously promotes the peaceful use of the seas. The Convention’s two primary goals are enumerated in its preamble, and the ... -
Transnational Crime, Mutual Legal Assistance, and Compliance with International Obligations in the Developing World: Reforming and Enforcing Legal Mechanisms to Effectively Combat Transnational Crime in Afghanistan
Technological developments have enabled very rapid advances in communication and transportation in recent decades, creating globalized commerce. The effect of these advances is not limited to legitimate commerce: criminal ... -
The Transnational Legal Process of Global Health Jurisprudence: HIV and the Law in Indonesia
As one of the most pressing global health priorities, HIV disruption requires effective transnational work. There is growing confidence among experts about ending AIDS by 2030. In Indonesia, a country with one of Asia’s ... -
Agricultural Trade Law in the Republic of Indonesia: Challenges from International Law
As Indonesia still struggles with the poverty that is prevalent in rural areas where most of the population depends on agriculture, the Indonesian government perceives the role of agricultural trade as one of the mechanisms ... -
Politics, Intergovernmental Relations, and Public Finance Reform in Fragile States: The Case of Afghanistan
Few works within the extant literature of public finance management and intergovernmental transfer examine how the public funds are managed and distributed to provide effective and efficient public goods and services in ... -
An Anatomy of Treaty Interpretation: Adjudicating Environmental Disputes under International Economic Law
This dissertation examines regulatory space under international economic law using a narrative of interpretation. Specifically, this dissertation seeks to explain how interpretive arguments give rise to broad or narrow ... -
Vindicating Public Environmental Interest: Defining the Role of Environmental Public Interest Litigation in China
Chinese environmental public interest litigation has assumed increasing attention and significance in recent years. By simply granting standing to public authorities and environmental groups to challenge “acts of polluting ... -
Land Rights of Taiwanese Indigenous Peoples under Natural Disasters: Analysis of Post-Typhoon Morakot Reconstruction from Legal, Historical, and Cultural Perspectives
This dissertation discusses indigenous land rights, disaster management law, and recovery problems after Typhoon Morakot in Taiwan, analyzing these issues from legal, historical, and cultural perspectives. The study traces ... -
Beyond the Bayh-Dole Effect: An Entrepreneurial Approach to Building Technology Transfer
This dissertation seeks to identify possible factors that might explain the relative success or lack of success of efforts to commercialize university-owned inventions. The analytic framework for this study is based on an ... -
Formalizing Informal Trade and Credit Institutions: Designing Effective Institutional Economic Reforms in Afghanistan and Beyond
As part of the country’s recent economic reforms, a number of banks have been established in Afghanistan. Although these banks hold large reserves, an increasing number of Afghan merchants are reporting problems getting ... -
Money in Taiwanese Politics: A Historical Analysis of Taiwanese Campaign Finance Law
Since the establishment of the modern system of government and the dichotomizing of public and private interests, the issue of combatting political corruption, and the question of public office being abused for private/personal ... -
Protecting Economic and Social Rights in A Constitutionally Strong Form of Judicial Review: The Case of Constitutional Review by The Indonesian Constitutional Court
Abstract Protecting Economic and Social Rights in a Constitutionally Strong form of Judicial Review: The Case of Constitutional Review by the Indonesian Constitutional Court The 1999-2002 constitutional amendments to ...
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