Volume 15, Issue 2 explores contemporary transformations in legal and political thought. Key themes include sovereignty, international accountability, autonomous technologies, AI in legal frameworks, and the evolution of global power structures. Contributions address topics ranging from preventive criminal policy and environmental protection in conflict to the intersection of domestic reform and international norms.

This issue brings together scholars from diverse legal traditions, reflecting the journal’s interdisciplinary and international scope.

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