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Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026)
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From Ratification to Implementation: Evaluating India’s Compliance with CEDAW in Advancing Women’s Rights. An Empirical Study of Legal Reforms, Policy Outcomes, and Institutional Constraints (2000–2025)
Authors: Dr. Mohd Nazish
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Algorithmic Governance and the Transformation of Sovereignty: A Theoretical Analysis of Data-Driven Authority in Contemporary Political Systems. Reconceptualizing Democratic Accountability, Legitimacy, and Citizen-State Relations in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Authors: Dr. Anam Fatima
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Do the Sustainable Development Goals Reduce Global Inequality? An Empirical Analysis of SDG Implementation, Governance Quality, and Income Inequality in Developing Countries (2015–2025)
Authors: Dr. Md. Altamash Imam
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Universalism versus Cultural Relativism in International Human Rights Law: Reassessing Normative Foundations in Contemporary Legal Practice. A Doctrinal Analysis of Judicial Interpretation, State Practice, and the Limits of Universality in Global Human Rights Regimes
Authors: Dr. Mohd. Raza
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The Impact of Big Data Analytics on Electoral Behavior and Democratic Integrity: An Empirical Analysis of Voter Profiling, Microtargeting, and Campaign Strategies in Recent Democratic Elections (2016–2024)
Authors: Dr. Saddam Husain
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of the United Nations in Contemporary Global Governance: An Institutional Analysis of Peacekeeping Outcomes, Human Rights Compliance, and Multilateral Decision-Making (2000–2025)
Authors: Dr. Ziya Hasan
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The Relevance of Karl Marx in the 21st Century: A Critical Analysis of Capitalism, Inequality, and Digital Political Economy. Revisiting Class, Labor, and Power in the Age of Globalization and Platform Capitalism
Authors: Dr. Muzammil Hasan Jafri
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Reinterpreting The Prince in Contemporary Politics: Power, Leadership, and Political Realism in Modern Governance. A Theoretical Analysis of Statecraft, Ethics, and Strategic Authority in Democratic and Authoritarian Contexts
Authors: Dr. Sajid Sherwani
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The Transformation of Liberalism in Contemporary Political Thought: From Classical Foundations to Neoliberal Governance. A Critical Analysis of Individual Rights, State Intervention, and the Crisis of Liberal Democratic Legitimacy
Authors: Dr. Waseem Ahmad
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Revisiting Justice as Fairness in the 21st Century: A Critical Theoretical Analysis of A Theory of Justice in the Context of Global Inequality and Welfare States. Reassessing the Difference Principle, Distributive Justice, and Institutional Design in Contemporary Political Theory
Authors: Dr. Anas Jameel
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Global Frontier is a peer-reviewed forum dedicated to exploring the shifting boundaries of power and governance in the 21st century. We bridge the gap between traditional political science and the transformative forces reshaping our world—from Artificial Intelligence and transnational law to climate geopolitics, global health security, and digital sociology. Our focus is on the ‘frontiers’ where established state structures meet global innovation, environmental crises, and evolving social identities.
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