Comparative and International Law Studies
This cluster of papers explores the globalization of law, with a focus on comparative legal methodology, intersectionality in human rights, financialization, employment relationships, regulatory sanctions in financial markets, and the impact of globalization on legal education. It delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by the intersection of different legal systems in a globalized world.
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