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When Multinational Corporations Become More Powerful Than States: Corporate Power and the Changing Nature of Sovereignty
The traditional international political system is built around the idea that states are the primary holders of political authority. Governments possess sovereignty over territory, make laws, collect taxes, regulate economic activity, and exercise coercive authority over their populations. Multinational corporations (MNCs), by contrast, are formally private economic actors. They do not possess territories, armies, or…
Uniform Civil Code: Personal Laws and the Pursuit of Equality
The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is one of the most controversial unfulfilled promises of the Indian Constitution. As a Directive Principle of State Policy under Article 44, it envisions a common civil code to replace the fragmented personal law regime governing marriage, divorce, and inheritance along religious lines. This vision has continued to be a…
Law and Technology: Emerging Challenges in the Digital Era
“Law is a rule, usually made by a government, that states how people may and may not behave in a society, and often orders particular punishments is they do not obey”. “Technology is the practical application of knowledge so that something entirely new can be done, or so that something can be done in a…
