Law, Economics and Societal Change – Volume I: Contemporary Legal and Policy Perspectives

Law, Economics and Societal Change: Volume I

offers a profound, interdisciplinary exploration of the evolving legal frameworks that govern modern economic and social paradigms. As rapid technological advancements and shifting economic realities redefine the global landscape, this volume critically examines the interface of law and economics across diverse spheres. Readers will find comprehensive analyses of digital disruptions, including the impact of generative AI on copyright law, the regulation of cryptocurrencies, and the interface of digital property rights. Furthermore, the book delves into pressing human rights and social justice issues, tackling wage protection gaps for informal and gig economy workers, intersectional inequities faced by marginalized women, and the economic dimensions of poverty and land acquisition. Featuring diverse perspectives on behavioral economics, global economic policymaking, and consumer protection, Volume I serves as an essential resource for scholars, legal practitioners, and policymakers striving to understand and navigate the complexities of contemporary legal and economic transformations.