Law, Economics and Societal Change – Volume II

Law, Economics and Societal Change: Volume II

Delves into the intricate mechanisms of economic justice, consumer behavior, and regulatory policy in an increasingly digitized and globalized world. This volume provides a critical lens on the structural gender gaps embedded within power, pay, and policymaking, addressing poignant topics such as the economics of surrogacy, maternity leave in unorganized sectors, and constitutional perspectives on gender equality. It navigates the frontier of digital consumerism, offering insights into cryptocurrency fraud, data property rights, and the behavioral theories underpinning consumer protection laws.

Readers will also explore rigorous economic critiques of intellectual property rights, the financial implications of nuclear liability, and the socio-economic rights of rural demographics. By synthesizing legal doctrine with economic realities—ranging from public-private partnerships in aviation to gig worker rights and judicial enforcement—Volume II stands as a vital compendium for those seeking to decode the legal structures shaping modern market integrity and social welfare.