Legal Research & Analysis
Articles in this Issue
The 2026 Cybercrime Law of Oman and Digital Governance
On 1 June 2026, Royal Decree No. 61/2026, replaced the Sultanate of Oman's fifteen-year-old Cybercrime Law (Royal Decree No. 12/2011) with a substantially expanded statute governing digital conduct. T...
The Relationship Between Investment Laws and Human Resources Management
Current study explores the transformative intersection of international investment law and human resource management through jurisprudential analysis, empirical Service-Learning data, and regulatory m...
The Paradox of Confession: Nat Turner, Racism, and Truth
In theory, confession is a narrative of truth-telling. Yet, as a genre of legal discourse, confession paradoxically does no such thing. In law, confession as truth-telling unwrites itself, inscribing...
Constitutional Rights and Remedies in Bangladesh from a Comparative Constitutional Law Perspective
The Constitution of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh is an autochthonous, i.e., home grown, as well as a right-based constitution in nature. It was self-adopted by the people of Bangladesh that sig...
Corporate Governance and the Changing Dynamics of Shareholder Primacy: A Comparative Study of the UK and Bangladesh
This article re-examines the doctrinal status of shareholder primacy within the architecture of UK company law, with particular focus on the role of “enlightened shareholder value” (ESV) under the Co...