Journal of Legal Studies & Research

Journal of Legal Studies & Research is a Bi-Monthly e-Journal of Law and allied subjects bearing ISSN: 2455-2437. The Journal covers contemporary issues of Law and is not limited to any specific topic or subject.

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Exploring the Ideological and Political Elements of the Curriculum and Cultivating High-Quality Foreign-related Legal Talents: Taking the International Business Law Course as an Example

This paper explores the ideological and political elements of the international business law course and attempts to make a reflection on how to achieve the goal of ideological and political education in legal education. It finds that it is important to shape students’ values through a combination of explicit and implicit approaches. Through the different

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Unmasking and Evaluating Humanitarian Aid in the Conflict-Hit Zones of Cameroon

Cameroon is currently facing a complex humanitarian crisis, with ongoing violence and conflict in the Anglophone regions. The crisis resulted in thousands of deaths, widespread displacement, and a severe humanitarian need for food, shelter, and healthcare. The conflict has also led to numerous breaches of human rights such as extrajudicial execution, arbitrary detentions, and the

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Environmental Destruction, Peace and Security: Challenges and Pathways to Global Sustainability

The world’s natural resources have recently been affected by environmental exploitation for purposes of technology, consumption patterns and the repercussions of armed conflicts. Environmental conservation has thus become indispensable in the face of the continuous depletion of natural resources. Environmental damage has been increasingly associated with insecurity and unrest, creating a double jeopardy. This double

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Cooperation between Regional Economic Communities and the Integration process in Africa: Legal Appraisal of the Stakes and Opportunities

Many experts in regional integration are convinced that, in order to develop, Africa had to launch a programme of regional economic cooperation among its nations and Regional Economic Communities (RECs). This is because cooperation within and between RECs is considered as a key factor for development and integration in the continent. It is by dint

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Comparative Study of IP Law Enforcement in Developing vs. Developed Countries: Identifying Primary Challenges and their Implications

This study focuses on the identification of the main issues being confronted in the enforcement of IP laws in developing countries and presents a comparison that allows the observation of challenges faced in developed countries. By mapping the unique and common obstacles to IP protection effectiveness worldwide, the study focuses on socioeconomic, cultural, and institutional

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