In this article I critically survey non-edited books on political and legal philosophy that have been composed by those working in the sub-Saharan African tradition appeared print since 2016. These monographs principally address political, distributive, criminal justice at domestic level, with recounting essentials of these texts as well noting prima facie weaknesses their positions gaps curren...

The law and the economy are deeply influenced by the legal tradition or origin, which is the bundle of institutions shaping lawmaking and dispute adjudication. The two principal legal traditions, common law and civil law, have been transplanted through colonization and occupation to the vast majority of the jurisdictions in the world by a group of European countries. Here, I illustrate a novel ...

This essay blends history, law, and politics in considering the role of legal imperialism nineteenth-century English extradition law in colonial Hong Kong. Building upon the pioneering work of Jerome Cohen, this essay enhances and clarifies our understanding of Chinese legal history and its continued (and future) influence on Sino-Western relations. By focusing upon the series of In re Kwok-a-S...

Covenant is a political Oath of Loyalty and agreement whose roots are found in tribal Pagan Arabs, and by the appearance of Islam especially in political tradition of the prophet(s) and Imam Ali (A) it was accepted as a legal- political institution. Rereading of this tradition shows that the formation of the prophet’s governance in Medina and the access of Imam Ali (A) to the political governan...

This article describes the technological features of information warfare and possible lawful mechanisms to counter attacks. The aim is analyse political legal warfare. tactics aggressor state’s behaviour in a hybrid war was substantiated using case between Russia Ukraine. channels dissemination, which are most often used for disintegration disinformation purposes, were studied. Problematic issu...

It is widely understood that the operation of markets requires supporting legal structures. An emerging body of evidence on the importance of property rights and legal systems is in‡uencing policy debates and is allied to a resurgent interest in how institutions shape economic prosperity. This paper studies the argument that improving legal systems increases the extent to which wealth can be us...

Collectively, the charges and convictions of nine black youths in Scottsboro in 1931 became a symbol of corruption and oppression for those interested in reshaping America's political and legal landscapes. Scottsboro instigated a decade of trials and retrials, two landmark United States Supreme Court opinions, countless dramatic interpretations, and various artistic responses. In particular, Sc...