Category: Volume V Issue I

Conflict occurs everywhere except in the cemetery. Everyone experiences conflict except the dead – Assegid Habtewold. This drives home the assertion that conflicts are innate to human beings. In the bustling marketplace of ideas, numerous factors are responsible for how disputes are perceived and resolved, and culture is inevitably a...

The Geneva Conventions of 1949 and its additional protocol of 1977 created International Humanitarian Law (IHL), a set of principles which governs warfare between nations and provides protection for civilians and other non-combatants in its eventuality. Yet, years after its implementation, civilian protection still remains weak. In 2023 alone, 33,443...

As the world’s economies grow more integrated and digitally driven, regulatory frameworks play a fundamental role in shaping innovation, investment climates and sustainable development. While developed economies like the U.S have long-established regulatory institutions, emerging markets such as Nigeria, Ghana, and many Latin American countries are rapidly evolving their legal...

Gas flaring is a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and is accountable for climate change. Gas flaring in Nigeria is very notorious, as the nation consistently ranks among the top ten gas flaring countries in the world. The adverse effects can be gleaned from the ensuing health and environmental...