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Buddhist Jurisprudence: A synthesis of religious morality and secular legal models
Abstract Modern legal systems worldwide are increasingly faced with a perceived crisis of legitimacy and effectiveness. Critics point to its all-encompassing punitiveness, procedural detachment, and lack of engagement with the causes of social and ecological misery. This study argues for a reconside
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