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The Law and Development Review2008 - 2025
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 Volume 18, issue 2, 2025
 
  Introduction of Special Issue (Part 2)   pp. 235-237 Harding Andrew JamesRemote Work and Development – A Law-and-Economics Perspective   pp. 239-262 Mehra Salil K.Intellectual Property and Health Technological Innovations at the time of the Pandemic   pp. 263-293 Naim Nadia and Chan Hui YunFrom Crisis to Control: Amidst and Postpandemic Data Protection Concerns in Singapore and Vietnam through the Lens of Techno-Solutionism and Efficient Violation of Privacy Rights   pp. 295-329 Ngo Nguyen Thao VyTechnological Innovations in India’s Legal Sector for Access to Justice During and Post Pandemic   pp. 331-353 Saxena PritiThe Impact of the Pandemic on Reproductive Autonomy and Gender Equality: Perspectives from the Sustainable Development Agenda   pp. 355-390 Petersen Carole J.Competition Law in the E-Commerce Platforms Market Post-Pandemic: A Comparative Analysis of the European Union, China, and Malaysia   pp. 391-428 Ong Tze Chin and Lee Mei FeiUnpacking Fragile Access to Justice in a Small Island State Amidst Global Pandemic: Narratives from Experiences of Niue, the Rock of Polynesia   pp. 429-460 Takahashi ManaRegulating Shared Employment in Post-Pandemic China   pp. 461-495 Lu YiThe COVID Pandemic and the Regulatory Geography of Rule of Law: Putting ‘Rule of Law’ in Its Place   pp. 497-544 Dowdle Michael W. Volume 18, issue 1, 2025
 
  Government Supervision of Oil Palm Plantations in Indonesia: Legal Issues and Proposed Remedies   pp. 1-31 Nasir Mohamad, Bakker Laurens and Toon van MeijlHow Democratic Police Reforms Fail: A Law and Development Perspective on Institutional Processes of Change and Resistance   pp. 33-64 Goldani Julia MaiaSustainable Development Under AfCFTA: Dimensions, Limitations and Prospects   pp. 65-95 Ajibo Collins Chikodili and Kaime ThokoAsset Recovery via Non-Conviction based Forfeiture: Rationale for Regulation and Recommendations for Implementation in Vietnam   pp. 97-122 Vu Cao Minh and Cao Thi Ngoc AnhLaw and Macro Finance   pp. 123-148 Borowicz M. KonradModernization of Nigeria’s Mining Industry: The Case for Participation and Sustainable Development of Local Communities   pp. 149-183 Ezeudu Martin-JoeHuman Capital and Growth in Arctic Regional Economies: Evidence, Policies and Institutional Perspectives   pp. 185-213 Coudriet Carter N. and Reinert Kenneth A.Advancing New Governance Models for Gender Data in Climate Resilience Funding   pp. 215-234 Ezirigwe Jane Volume 17, issue 2, 2024
 
  Introduction to the Special Issue   pp. 297-301 Harding AndrewCovid-19, State Effectiveness, and Core Values of Political Morality   pp. 303-330 McInerney Thomas F.Post-Pandemic Challenges of Textile Industry Workers in India: Analysis of Social Security Laws of Select Asian Countries   pp. 331-365 Gahlot Sheetal and Singh Kanwal D. P.Implementing Post-Pandemic Economic Parity: A Potential Restoration Through Distributive Justice   pp. 367-392 Madhukumar AswathyLaw and Development: A Comparative Law Aspect   pp. 393-415 Lee Yong-Shik and Harding AndrewThe Draft International Covenant on the Right to Development and Its Implications for Cooperation in Global Health Crises   pp. 417-451 Wissmann Sara KatharinaThe COVID-19 Pandemic and the Right to Development: A Tale of Two Worlds   pp. 453-482 Das IshitaChanges in South-American Fiscal Rules in a Post-Pandemic Scenario: A Case-By-Case Analysis   pp. 483-509 Lochagin Gabriel LorettoOnline Trials in China: Legal and Institutional Approaches During Different Stages of the Pandemic   pp. 511-536 Zhang Chi and Liu ZheweiEnding 1990s Law and Development Ideas, Paradox of Path Dependence In Economic Planning Institutions Under Covid-19: SA’s Response   pp. 537-567 Pooe T. K. Volume 17, issue 1, 2024
 
  An Empirical Study of Regulatory Capture in Kenya’s Maize Seed Sector   pp. 1-45 K. Van Dycke Lodewijk Guido, Mawia Harriet, Rutsaert Pieter and Donovan JasonLeveraging the Belt and Road Initiative for Green Investments: The Case of Bangladesh   pp. 47-91 Ahmad Zaker and Hoque SanjanaRepeating the Mistakes of the Law and Development Movement in Afghanistan   pp. 93-116 Ramanujam Nandini and Agnello AlexanderDifferential Treatment and Inequalities under the Sustainable Development Goals: Beyond Preferential Market Access   pp. 117-154 Lorenzo Johanna Aleria P.Indonesian Job Creation Law: Neoliberal Legality, Authoritarianism and Executive Aggrandizement Under Joko Widodo   pp. 155-197 Setia Negara Tunggul Anshari, Anggoro Syahriza Alkohir and Koeswahyono ImamOil Transnational Corporations and the Legacy of Corporate-Community Conflicts: The Case of SEEPCO in Nigeria   pp. 199-232 Ezeudu Martin-JoeThe Constitutional Relevance of the ECHR in Domestic Law: The Kosovo Perspective   pp. 233-261 Gruda Përparim and Borovci MentorDouble Impact: A Macroeconomic Study of the Crossed Influences Between Climate Change and Business Tourism   pp. 263-295 Kayal Mohamed Volume 16, issue 2, 2023
 
  Introduction: Law and Sustainable Development   pp. 251-252 Lee Yong-ShikTackling Corruption in Foreign Investment: Insights from Investment Arbitration Cases   pp. 253-293 Chaisse JulienThe Second War Between the States: How the United States Became the World’s Best Tax Haven   pp. 295-324 Moran BeverlyBEPS: Changing International Fiscal Standards and the Unchanging Fortunes of ‘Sustainable Development’   pp. 325-365 Kumar AjayChina’s Approach to Sustainable Development in Free Trade Agreements   pp. 367-384 Wei Dan and Rafael Ângelo PatrícioInternational Law and Sustainable Development: Grounds for Cancellation of Africa Debts   pp. 385-411 Ikejiaku Brian-Vincent Volume 16, issue 1, 2023
 
  Enhancing Access to Justice Through Donor-Led Legal Aid Initiatives: International Normative Framework, Practical Approaches, and Some Findings from the Field   pp. 1-22 Socher JohannesEnforceability of International Rule of Law Benchmarks in Legislative Process: The Abrogation of Secondary Legislation in Kosovo   pp. 23-41 Borovci MentorThe Legal and Administrative Design of the Qianhai Special Economic Zone   pp. 43-77 Michael BryaneFoundations of the Digital Economy in Small States   pp. 79-105 Dahdal Andrew and Walker GordonHarnessing African Free Trade Area and WTO for Clean Energy Transition   pp. 107-144 Turksen Umut and Abukari AdamUsing Competition Law to Link Regulation and Development   pp. 145-184 Gutiérrez Juan David and Suárez Andrés FelipeThe Nusantara Capital City Project: Why Development and Human Rights Do Not Always Mix   pp. 185-223 Buana Mirza Satria, Listiningrum Prischa, Nugroho Prasetyo Adi and Marbun Ade Angelia YusniarThe Reform for Secured Transactions Regime with the Doing Business Indicator: A Case of Laos   pp. 225-250 Irie Katsunori |  |