Substantive Justice International Journal of Law

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This journal focuses on the analysis of legal systems and their application to substantive justice, particularly concerning issues of fairness, rights protection, and the rule of law. It examines how legal frameworks address social, economic, and administrative challenges, with a frequent emphasis on Indonesian law and its intersection with international legal principles. The journal explores the effectiveness of legal mechanisms in areas such as dispute resolution, environmental management, intellectual property, and human rights, often considering the impact of globalization and technological advancements.

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