VOLUME 17 ISSUE 4, 2026
Print ISSN: 2467-8406 | e-ISSN: 2467-8392
Citation: (2026) 17 (4) Journal of Sustainable Development Law
and Policy, Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria
CONTENTS
1. From Form to Function: Enforcement-Centred Reforms for Sustainable Corporate Governance
Anil Karki
2. Reinforcing Party Autonomy In India: Need for Legal Framework On Model Online Arbitration Rules (MOAR)
Shraddha Shukla and Ipsita Ray
3. Brazilian National Determined Contributions: Current Challenges And Way Forward
Eduardo G Pereira, Juliana Costa, Dominique Mouette, Danielle M.T. Denny, Alexandre de Barros Gallo, Maria Eduarda de Oliveira Rocha, Alberto Fossa, Carlos Eduardo P. Cerri.
4. Adaptive Governance: Panacea For Discordance in the Kenyan Regulatory Framework on Zoonoses?
Susan Yara, Collins Odote and Robert Kibugi
5. Towards an Efficient Regulatory Framework for Single-Use-Plastics In Nigeria
Sylvanus Gbendazhi Barnabas
6. Integrating the Paris Agreement and the SDGs in Domestic Law: A Legal Pathway for Coherent Climate-SDG Implementation in Nigeria
Noah Afedolor Izoukumor
7. Addressing Regulatory Deficiencies: Enhancing Corporate Social Responsibility in Nigeria’s Extractive Industry Through Local Informal Institutions
Uchechukwu Nwoke, Godswill Agbaitoro and Comfort Tioluwani
8. Examining Climate Change Litigation Approaches in Nigeria
Taofeeq N. Alatise
9. Reconsidering the Right to Health and Well-being and the Challenge Of Healthcare Delivery in Nigeria: Nigeria’s Trajectory towards SDG3 By 2030
Brown Etareri Umukoro & Ejiro T. Kore-Okiti
10. No-Development in Darkness: The Role of the Nigerian Electricity Act 2023 in Advancing Selected Sustainable Development Goals In Nigeria
Oluchukwu Precious Obioma, Amarachi Remigius Dike & Newman U. Richards
11. Nigeria’s Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023: Reform, Continuity And the Quest for SDG 16
David Tarh-Akong Eyongndi, Garvin Ufuoma Oyibodoro, Anselm Uchechukwu Abonyi, Agbaovwe Emmanuel Oturuhoyi and Olasupo Bada
12. Harnessing the Role of Arbitration in Renewable Energy and Climate Change Related Disputes in Nigeria: Potential Benefits and Challenges
Oluwatosin Kate Olanrewaju-Elufowoju, Emmanuel Sonuga and Adedotun Onibokun
13. Bodily Autonomy in Custody: Can Artificial Intelligence Advance Inmates’ Health Rights in Nigeria?
Dorcas Adesola Thanni, Rosetta Okiemute Isiavwe and Mary Ann O. Ajayi
14. Unlocking Climate-Conscious Development in Sub-Saharan Africa- The Role of Article 6.2 and AfCFTA in a Just Energy Transition
Walters Nsoh
15. Economic, Social and Environmental Impacts of COVID-19 on Globalization and Spread of “Xeno- Racism” in Pandemic Environment
Teoman Ertuğrul Tulun and Ali Oğuz Diriöz
16. Administrative Accountability In Vietnam’s Digital Government: Adapting the EU Principle of Good Administration.
Nguyen Thi Thuy, Tran Kim Lieu, and Vu, Van Tuan
PUBLIC LECTURE
17. Advancing Eyecare in Nigeria: Driving Innovation and Partnerships For Sustainable Development
Elisabeta Smaranda Olarinde
18. Illicit Financial Flows and National Development – Drivers, Challenges, And Pathways for Multi- Stakeholder Solutions
Bolaji Owasanoye, SAN, OFR, NPOM
COMMENTARY
19. Executive Authority, Petroleum Governance, And Fiscal Federalism: A Critical Appraisal of Nigeria’s 2026 Oil Revenue Remittance Order
Ganiyu Sobur Ayomide
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