Legal Issues Journal 11(1)

Description

Legal Issues Journal (LIJ) publishes research that adopts interdisciplinary approaches to the study of contemporary legal issues, focusing on domains including artificial intelligence, business, decision-making, enforcement, ethics, genomics, and social structures. LIJ is an independent, not-for-profit, peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary journal. The journal is a publication of the UK Law and Society Association (UKLSA).

In this issue:

• Psychology-Law Knowledge Fusion for Real-World Challenges.
• Deep but Narrow, Wide but Shallow: Unidisciplinary vs Multidisciplinary Knowledge and Decision-Making.
• The Intersection of Law and Psychology.
• The Undeniable Connection Between Law and Psychology: Is AI the Answer?.
• Psychological and Social Mechanisms Sustaining Corruption and Their Impact on Rule of Law and Democratic Governance in Albania.
• Sleep and the Law: Revisited.
• Fairness: True Concept or Delusion.
• Feminist Criminology: A Multifaceted Perspective
• Where Disciplines Meet: Why Psychology and Law Need Each Other