Law, Social Justice and Global Development Journal

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• Germany's Rule of Law Interventions, Like thos Elsewhere, Need to Follow the Laws, Principles and Measures that Germany and the International Community Claim to Promote.
• Trust and Cultural Governance.
• Rip it up and start again? The contemporary relevance of the 2005 UNESCO Convention on Cultural Diversity.
• The problem of democracy in the ASEAN Creative City: the cases of Chiang Mai, Bandung, Cebu, and George Town.
• An Unsustainable Modernity: democracy, the global climate emergency and environmental ethics.
• Indigenous Peoples' Identity vs. State's Right to Integrity: An Asia Overview.
• Animating political protests through artivism in 21st century Nairobi, Kenya.
• Introduction, Special Issue 'Development, Democracy and Culture'.
• Is Civil Society Self-Regulation Effective? The case of Roman Third-Sector and the 'Mafia Capitale' Scandal.
• The democratic development potential of a cultural ecosystem approach.

Featured documents

• A critical reflection on Oyu Tolgoi and the risk of a resource trap in Mongolia: troubling the 'resource nationalism' frame.
• Cultural Rights, local cultural policies and sustainable development: constructing a coherent narrative.
• The limits and potential of judicial review and truth commissions in safeguarding the rights of indigenous peoples: an examination of the implications of the US-Mexico border security wall on the Lipan Apache.
• The Victim, the Villain and the Rescuer: the trafficking of women and contemporary abolition.
• Responsibility of the ECB in managing the European debt crisis: towards a European banking union?
• Supreme Court of India Social Justice Bench: maiden dichotomy between equity and law in Indian jurisprudential history.
• The problem of democracy in the ASEAN Creative City: the cases of Chiang Mai, Bandung, Cebu, and George Town.
• The Recognition of the Right to Cultural Identity under (and beyond) international Human Rights law.
• The Recognition of the Right to Cultural Identity under (and beyond) international Human Rights law.
• China's Political Economy of Public Communication: complexifying a rights approach to information.