Vol. 24 (2024)

Volume 24 offers another robust contribution to contemporary debates in legal, political, and economic thought, comprising 10 peer-reviewed articles within a structured 300-page volume. This edition continues our emphasis on postgraduate research and interdisciplinary perspectives.
Articles featured in this issue explore legal pluralism, comparative public law, and the socio-legal implications of state intervention in economic activity. Several contributions offer critical evaluations of current governance models, examining legal reforms in light of broader political and economic shifts.
All content is published under a closed access policy, in line with the journal’s academic and institutional orientation.