[Re] Thinking Contemporary Laws latest 2027

[Re] Thinking Contemporary Laws (Edition 2027) edited by Mr. Somya Sanjay and Prof. (Dr.) Namita V. Joshi. Published by Whitesmann Publishing, with a foreword by Hon’ble Mr. Justice A.K. Sikri (International Judge, SICC & Former Judge, Supreme Court of India).

This peer-reviewed scholarly compendium offers clear, analytical insights into pressing modern legal issues across constitutionalism, emerging technologies, sustainability, and commercial regulation. Endorsed by eminent jurists, including Justice Rajendra Menon (Chairperson, Armed Forces Tribunal), Justice Meenakshi M. Rai (Chief Justice, Patna High Court), and Justice H.S. Thangkhiew (Judge, Meghalaya High Court).

 Contents:

• Part I: Constitutionalism, Society & Governance: Covers state surveillance vs. liberty, gender and inclusivity in labor law reforms, and evolving dimensions of marital bonds.

• Part II: Technology, Sustainability & Intellectual Property: Features chapters on sustainable digital economies, green technologies, copyright infringement battles in the digital era, AI-generated works, and privacy in AI training.

• Part III: Commercial Regulation & Dispute Resolution: Analyzes the green channel route under competition law and modern dispute resolution frameworks.

  The primary readers who can read and benefit from this book include:

  • Judges & Legal Practitioners: Magistrates, high court counsels, and advocates seeking analytical insights into pressing modern legal issues across constitutionalism, emerging technologies, and commercial regulations.

  • Law Students & Undergraduates (LL.B. / LL.M.): Scholars and researchers exploring interdisciplinary legal studies, intellectual property rights, data privacy, and labor law reforms.

  • Academicians & Researchers: Professors and institutional researchers examining contemporary jurisprudence, state surveillance, digital economies, and modern dispute resolution frameworks.

  • Judicial Service & Civil Services Aspirants: Candidates preparing for competitive legal examinations who require deep, contemporary perspectives on constitutional rights and evolving statutory challenges.