[Note: This is part I of a blog series on judicial globalization, in addition to the introduction] The UN General Assembly defines globalization as a “complex process of structural transformation, with numerous interdisciplinary aspects, which has an impact on the […]
“Globalization is thought of more in terms of corporations than courts; more in terms of global markets than global justice.”- Anne-Marie Slaughter A New World Order (2004) Dear Reader: Around the world, there is a recognition that globalization is changing […]
A praxis of radical vulnerability [is one] that is committed to opening spaces for negotiation by always returning us to the ethics of how and why one comes to a story and to its variable tellings and retellings. Richa Nagar’s […]
Violence against women has been recognized globally as a violation of the fundamental rights of women. Women in The Gambia have borne the brunt of this human rights violation due to entrenched cultural, religious, and patriarchal practices, structural inequalities, and […]
