Impact of Covid-19 on the Future of Law, The

Murdoch Watney

Description

The chapters in this volume focus on the future of law and related disciplines: human rights and access to medical care, corruption and money laundering in state procurement, counterfeit medical products, IPR waiver on COVID-19 vaccines, emergency powers, freedom of expression, prison healthcare, the impact on labour law, access to courts and digital court processes, access to education and the impact on insurance law are but a few possible topics which are addressed.

Sujets

• Littérature Sud-Africaine
• Littérature sud-africaine

Informations

• Publié par: UJ Press
• Date de parution: 12 août 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781776405657
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 2 Mo

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The Impact o Covîd-19 on the Future o Law

Murdoch Watney(Ed)

The Impact o Covîd-19 on the Future o Law

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Contents

Preace ............................................................................................................... Wesahl Domîngo

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Introductîon .................................................................................................... îîî Murdoch Watney

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Covîd-19 regulatîons as overrîdîng mandatory provîsîons în prîvate înternatîonal law A comparîson o regîonal, supranatîonal and înternatîonal înstruments wîth the proposed Arîcan Prîncîples on the Law Applîcable to Internatîonal Commercîal Contracts ............................. Jan L Neels, Eesa A Fredericks

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The împact o the Covîd-19 pandemîc on înternatîonal trade, wîth specîfic reerence to the role o trade documentatîon ............................................................................. 27 Charl Hugo

Covîd-19 related claîms The final naîl în the coin or înternatîonal învestment law? ....... LJ Koen

Legal uncertaînty under the Protectîon o Personal Inormatîon Act durîng the pandemîc Explorîng European case law as an înterpretîve guîdelîne .............. Jonas S Baumann,Nazreen Ismaîl

No tîme to waste. Reflectîons on waste management în South Arîca durîng Covîd-19 Lessons to be learned? .................................................................................... Jenny Hall

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The împact o Covîd-19 on domestîc vîolence în South Arîca .............................................................................................. 119 AE Bonîace

Covîd-19 and îts împact on înant abandonment în South Arîca .............................................................................................. 141 W Rosenberg

The psychologîcal efects o Covîd-19 and lockdown on parental alîenatîon Emotîonal harm as a remedy or an alîenated parent? .................... 163 Franaaz Khan

Onlîne dîspute resolutîon: A Ferrarî pulled by donkeys? Consîderîng access to court în an încreasîngly onlîne age ............... 179 Yvette Joubert

10 Mandatory vaccînatîon agaînst Covîd-19 Implîcatîons or the South Arîcan workplace ....................................... 201 Kgomotso Muamadî,Katleho Letsîrî

11 Shîtîng o the academîc landscape durîng Covîd-19 and beyond ............................................................................................... 223 Mîchele Van Eck

Bîblîography .................................................................................................... 247

Preace

Wesahl Domîngo

Executîve Dean, Faculty o Law, Unîversîty o Johannesburg

It îs a great honour and prîvîlege to wrîte thîs preace as a Dean who joîned the Faculty o Law at the Unîversîty o Johannesburg în March 2021. The era o COVID-19 ast-tracked us înto the realîtîes o the Fourth Industrîal Revolutîon and demanded resîlîence, strength, and agîlîty to adapt to changîng condîtîons. Whîle the ull împact o COVID-19 remaîns uncertaîn, ît îs generally accepted that ît wîll contînue to undamentally transorm all aspects o our occupatîonal and personal lîves. Thîs was the backdrop to our dîscussîons at our Dean’s Commîttee when the îdea was sparked to do a book project on the împact o COVID-19 on Law. At thîs Commîttee, the tîtle o the book “The Impact o COVID-19 on the Future o Law and Related Dîscîplînes” was bîrthed. Thîs book brîngs together a collectîon o 11 research papers dealîng wîth the împact o COVID-19 across a span o dîferent legal dîscîplînes (înternatîonal law, constîtutîonal law, envîronmental law, law o persons and the amîly, law o delîct, cîvîl procedure, labour law, and legal research methodology). I am proud that thîs book not only reflects a range o legal dîscîplînes but also reflects the work o legal academîcs across ranks, rom junîor lecturers to ull proessors. The authors o thîs book, each în theîr own way, crîtîcally analyse, challenge, and rouse us to thînk deeply about the uture o law. I want to thank all the authors who contrîbuted to thîs book. My deep apprecîatîon goes to Pro Murdoch Watney or takîng up the leadershîp în runnîng the project and brîngîng thîs book project to ruîtîon.

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