Indian Journal for Research in Law and Management
Advancing Law and Management
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
ISSN No. : 2583-9896
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The twentieth and twenty-first centuries have brought changes in how people think about the rule of law. Scholars like Brian Z. Tamanaha argue that the rule of law has become a “thick” idea, including not just legal rules but also political, moral, and institutional values. David M. Beatty describes it as a principle used across […]
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The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has revised its Arbitration Rules in 2026, with new Rules coming in force from 1 June 2026. Though it has not replace the basic structure of ICC arbitration, but have introduce some focused changes in order to make proceedings more efficient, flexible, and easier to manage. The most significant […]
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Globalization is now one of the most revolutionary forces of the 21st century, restructuring society through economies, political systems, science, and legal structures globally. While it has created rapid economic growth, technological advancement, and global connectivity, its effect on socioeconomic justice remains contentious. Within the Indian experience, globalization has led to increasing inequality, loss of […]
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Conflict is often associated with business dealings and personal or professional relationships. For this reason, it tends to have a negative connotation in most contexts. However, the fact remains that conflict is a near-guaranteed occurrence in the lives of multiple people working and interacting with one another. As such, it is important not to try […]
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The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO) represents a significant legislative commitment towards protecting children from sexual abuse, exploitation and harassment. By adopting an age-based definition of a child and criminalising sexual conduct involving persons below eighteen years, the Act deliberately places child protection above the question of legal consent. However, the […]
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Artificial Intelligence, with all its potential for innovation and efficiency, is becoming deeply ingrained in healthcare, finance, education, employment, governance and other areas of our everyday life. However, the integration of technologies based on artificial intelligence presents us with a number of difficult legal questions concerning liability for injuries inflicted by intelligent machines. The situation […]
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Workplace sexual harassment is not merely an individual dispute; it concerns equality, dignity, professional security and the ability to participate in economic and public life. Its constitutional dimensions are reflected in Articles 14, 15, 19(1)(g), and 21 of the Constitution of India, which protect equality, non-discrimination, freedom to practice a profession, and life and personal […]
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The relationship between the right to privacy and freedom of expression has become increasingly complex in the digital age, where personal information can be collected, disseminated, and preserved on an unprecedented scale. Both rights are essential to individual dignity, autonomy, and democratic participation, yet their exercise may give rise to competing constitutional interests. This article […]
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The rapid expansion of digital communication has transformed the nature of defamation, enabling statements that damage reputation to reach extensive audiences within seconds and remain accessible for prolonged periods. In India, online defamation presents significant legal challenges concerning the protection of individual reputation, freedom of speech and expression, and the responsibilities of digital intermediaries. This […]