Rule of Law in Context: Rethinking Law and Policy with Reference to Quality of Life as Global Economic Justice attempts to position quality of life and global economic justice addressing the urgent need to rethink legal frameworks and policies in pursuit of a more equitable and sustainable global society. The proceedings were presented at the '12th Annual International Conference on Rule of Law in Context: Rethinking Law and Policy with Reference to Quality of Life as Global Economic Justice'.
This book captures critical insights from the conference's distinctive Plenary Session and Track 4. The Plenary session examines pressing global challenges including "Vulnerability – Equity, Equality, Gender Disability in Developed and Developing countries", "Role of AI in contributing or impeding quality of life – what role it can play?" and "Climate Justice and Child rights". Track 4 offers specialized analysis of EU Climate Justice Law, Governance, Management and Policy. Drawing from the COVID-19 pandemic as an unprecedented wake-up call that exposes deep inequalities and systemic failures highlighted in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement on climate change, this book advocates for transformative action.
Rule of Law in Context: Rethinking Law and Policy with Reference to Quality of Life as Global Economic Justice is valuable for scholars, experts, policymakers, researchers, and students to evaluate fundamental questions regarding the efficacy and resilience of our legal systems in this context. In line with the leading research trends, this conference addresses the need to narrow the gap between the idea and reality of a rule of law society.
