Comparative Law: Unraveling Global Legal Systems

This book, centered on the theme of Comparative Law, offers an unparalleled journey through various legal landscapes, aiming to enhance readers' comprehension by juxtaposing laws from diverse fields and countries. Encompassing areas such as constitutional law, transformative constitution, environmental law, family law, child rights, and artificial intelligence, the book invites readers to navigate the global legal tapestry.

What sets this work apart is its meticulous approach, encouraging readers to draw comparisons, fostering a nuanced understanding of legal concepts. Beyond a mere exploration of legal systems, the book delves into the philosophies that underpin them, offering insights into cultural and historical influences. By showcasing best practices from different legal traditions, the book aspires to contribute to the advancement of humanity, promoting the adoption of progressive legal approaches worldwide. This is not just a book; it's a gateway to a world where legal traditions converge, providing readers with a profound and informed perspective on the multifaceted nature of law in our interconnected global society.

Associate Professor Joshua Aston is the Associate Dean of Law and a member of the School Executive at the School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University. He is also the Chair of the University Students' Appeal Committee. In his past roles, he has served as Assistant Professor, Dean (SW) and Officer on Special Duty to the Vice Chancellor, Gujarat National Law University based in Gandhinagar. Prior to that, he served as Assistant Professor and Deputy Director of Symbiosis Law School, Pune. He is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Law at Amity University based in India. He is a recipient of the DAAD scholarship from Germany and served as a Research Scholar in the Institute of Air, Space and Cyber Law, University of Cologne, Germany for a period of three months. He is also an Asian Law Institute Fellow and was invited by the National University of Singapore, Singapore for 2 months. He received the Israeli Government Scholarship channelised through the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India and served as a Research Fellow at Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University, Israel for a period of eight months. He is a member of the Council of Australian Law Deans (peak body representing Australia's 39 university Law Schools) since 2019 and has been representing ECU at this forum. He is an author of over 11 books, some of the acclaimed text are 'Trafficking of Women and Children, Article 7 of the Rome Statute' (2015) and 'Torture Behind Bars' Role of the Police Force in India', (2020) both published by Oxford University Press

Professor Aditya Tomer currently serves as the Additional Director/Joint Head of Amity Law School, Noida, at Amity University. As an academic, he possesses a diverse range of interests spanning various disciplines. With over 65 publications, including books, monographs, research papers, and articles in both academic and popular publications, he is recognized as a prolific writer. Professor Tomer is deeply committed to research and has supervised numerous Ph.D. and LLM candidates in their studies. His research endeavors primarily focus on empirical and multidisciplinary approaches, particularly within the realms of Right to Information, Arbitration and Mediation, Human Rights, and Business Law.

Under his leadership, the quality of journals such as the Amity International Journal of Juridical Sciences, Journal of Multi-disciplinary Studies, Journal of Legal Studies and Research, and Ami Code 3-Newsletter of Law has been significantly enhanced. Moreover, Professor Tomer has played a pivotal role in advancing the Law School through the organization of various national and international conferences, workshops, panel discussions, moot court competitions, and legal aid initiatives, all of which enjoy a strong reputation within the academic community. He has also contributed to the examination systems, having served as a paper setter and evaluator for the Tripura State Public Service Commission and the UPSSC judicial exams. Additionally, Professor Tomer is a Life Member of the All-India Law Teachers Congress, further demonstrating his commitment to the legal education community.

Mr. Rupendra Singh earned his law degree from Bharti Vidyapeeth Deemed University in Pune and his Master's in Corporate Law from National Law University. He has practiced at the Supreme Court of India and various subordinate courts and commissions in Delhi. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor of Law at Amity Law School, Noida, part of Amity University. Before this role, he was a faculty member at the School of Law, Lovely Professional University. His primary areas of interest include Comparative Technology Law, Corporate Law, and Intellectual Property Law. Mr. Singh has authored over 35 publications, including books, chapters, research papers, and articles in both national and international magazines. He also conducts training for law students in moot court, start-ups, and legal writing.