Vol. 21 No. 29 (2025): ESJ Humanities

ESJ Humanities

• ESJ October Full Edition

• From Reporting to Responsibility: Legal Innovations in Corporate Law and Governance under the examples of the EU's “Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)”

  Magda Ositashvili

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• Discrimination Experienced by ‘Third-Country National’ Women Working in Malta

  Krista Bonello, Anna Borg, Manwel Debono, Luke A. Fiorini

  34

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• From Immanence to Becoming: Beauvoir, Nietzsche, and the Feminist Monologue in The Patience Stone

  Chaker Abas

  60

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• The Role of Family and Culture on Young Women’s Perceptions of Motherhood: A Comparative Study of Sri Lankan and Indian Female College Students

  L. Kosala, J.T.U. Jayathunga, Iresha Lakshman, Yasir Ashraf

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• The Relevant Market as a Juridical Construct: Its Origins and Evolution under Moroccan and European Competition Law

  Mohamed El Azhary

  87

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• Counseling Genré pour l’Autonomisation Identitaire des Survivant(e)s de Violences Scolaires au Nord - Cameroun

  David Ébonguè

  125

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• From Truman to Reagan: The Evolution of U.S. Nuclear Policy in the Cold War Context

  Maia Antidze

  147

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• The U.S.-Iraq War’s Legacy in Global Terrorism and the Taliban’s Return to Power

  Tamuna Sadaghashvili

  161

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• Les enjeux juridiques de la ratification de la Convention relative à la gestion intégrée de la ressource en eau du bassin du lac Kivu et de la rivière Ruzizi

  Michel Chirhuza Bagisha

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• Évolution des systèmes fonciers dans un ancien front pionnier de cacaoculture : la région du N’Zi (Centre-Est de la Côte d’Ivoire)

  Kouakou Evrard Koffi, Abdoulaye Konate, Jean Nogodji Yeo

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