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Global Insights Law Journal

Issue 3, 2026

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Issue 3, 2026

Volume 1, Issue 3 of the *Global Insights Law Journal* (GILJ) continues the journal’s mission of promoting high-quality legal scholarship, critical analysis, and evidence-based discourse on emerging legal and policy issues. This issue brings together original contributions that examine contemporary developments in law, governance, human rights, justice administration, constitutionalism, commercial regulation, and related interdisciplinary fields within both domestic and international contexts. Through rigorous research and scholarly engagement, the articles in this issue offer practical insights and innovative perspectives that contribute to legal development, policy reform, and academic debate. As publication commences on 7 July 2026, Volume 1, Issue 3 reaffirms GILJ’s commitment to research excellence, editorial integrity, ethical publishing standards, and the dissemination of impactful legal knowledge to the global scholarly community.

Volume
1
Issue
3
Year
2026
Published
July 7, 2026
Articles
3
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3 Articles

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Original Article September 11, 2026

LEGAL CAPTURE OF ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTIONS: ANALYSING ENFORCEMENT FAILURES AND REFORM STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE IN NIGER DELTA

Olusola David Rex

Nigeria possesses an extensive body of constitutional, statutory and institutional rules directed towards environmental protection. Yet persistent oil pollution, gas flaring, ecological degradation, inadequate remediation and weak enforcement in the Niger Delta demonstrate a subs...

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Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2026
Pages
Forthcoming
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63 views / 30 downloads
Original Article September 11, 2026

A Critical Assessment of Nigeria’s Legal and Institutional Framework for Ocean and Coastal Governance

Asemebo, Fortune Amina Iminabo

Nigeria possessed extensive maritime endowments, including an 850-kilometre coastline and an Exclusive Economic Zone of over 200 nautical miles, holding an untapped blue economy potential estimated at 296 billion USD. However, the sustainable exploitation of these marine and coas...

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Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2026
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Forthcoming
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34 views / 20 downloads
Original Article July 3, 2026

Beyond Welfare Rhetoric: A Doctrinal Appraisal of Child Custody After Dissolution of Marriage in Nigeria - The Obio-Akpor Experience

Priscilla Nkechinyere EBERECHI

The dissolution of marriage generates complex legal, social, and emotional consequences, particularly for children who often emerge as the most vulnerable parties in custody disputes. This article critically examines the legal framework governing child custody after dissolution o...

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Vol. 1, Issue 3, 2026
Pages
1-19
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228 views / 47 downloads

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