This articles explores the relationship between laws and capitalistic structures drawing the dependance of economic improvement on legislation.
This article explores arguments that a state must consider before carrying out any military interventions. The article’s conclusion is juxtaposed with its title to give insights into the contextual and complex nature of interventions.
The National Human Rights Commission of India (NHRC), in its response to the UN Human Rights Commission, has mentioned that the Central government is actively considering the implementation of universal basic income (UBI) in the country.
While the phenomenon is widely analysed through the lens of macroeconomic trends and political institutions, it is also important to view it through the lens of an individual and the emotional response that he/she produces.In this article, I will try to focus on the phenomenon of narcissism.
This article talks about the role of governance in development. It draws case studies of Botswana and Brazil to uncover the role of leadership and government intervention in development.
International Criminal Law is a category of Public International Law that concerns itself with a group of actions and atrocities that are involved in crimes against humanity, human rights violations, and the violation of International Humanitarian Law. These acts include crimes of aggression, war crimes, as well as genocide. These crimes are considered so gruesome and of direct effect to the international community as to occasion the intervention of the International Community.
