Law Section
This section is published under the scientific editorship of the Faculty of Human Sciences at University of Vlora.
Description
The Law Section publishes original research and critical analyses in the fields of law, jurisprudence, governance, and legal practice. It provides a forum for exploring contemporary legal issues at the local, regional, and international levels, fostering dialogue between academics, practitioners, and policymakers.
Aim
To advance knowledge in legal studies by disseminating scholarly work that contributes to understanding, interpreting, and improving legal systems, governance frameworks, and the rule of law.
Goals
- Publish original and rigorous research in law and related disciplines.
- Encourage interdisciplinary perspectives that connect law with economics, politics, society, and human rights.
- Support critical analysis of legal reforms, institutions, and governance systems.
- Provide a platform for emerging scholars in legal studies.
- Foster international collaboration and comparative legal research.
- Contribute to strengthening justice, equity, and the rule of law.
Research Topics
- Constitutional and administrative law
- Civil law and civil procedure
- Criminal law, criminology, and justice studies
- International and European Union law
- Human rights and humanitarian law
- Commercial and corporate law
- Environmental and energy law
- Legal theory, philosophy, and ethics
- Governance, democracy, and legal reforms
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