Economic and Commercial Law Researches

Volume & Issue: Volume 2, Issue 2 - Serial Number 6, Winter 2025, Pages 11-194

Number of Articles: 6

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Original Article

International obligations of governments in managing the crisis caused by infectious diseases of children (with emphasis on the Gaza crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic)

Pages 11-50

https://doi.org/10.48308/eclr.2024.235801.1062

Roya Zare Nemati, Seyed Ghasem Zamani

Study of the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's triple prohibitions; With a comparative look at Iran's legal system

Pages 51-86

https://doi.org/10.48308/eclr.2024.237307.1097

سید امین پیشنماز, Mustafa Elsan

Smart Contracts' Arbitration: Legal Challenges of On-Chain and Off-Chain Dispute Resolution

Pages 87-116

https://doi.org/10.48308/eclr.2024.235824.1063

Shahrzad Haddadi

The Socio-economic Consequences and Effects of Compensation Culture

Pages 117-145

https://doi.org/10.48308/eclr.2024.237088.1086

abbas mirshekari, Mona Abdi, Nafiseh Maleki

The jurisprudential nature of the ruling on equal Diya for crimes against religious minorities in the Islamic Penal Code

Pages 147-166

https://doi.org/10.48308/eclr.2024.237946.1114

Mostafa Masoudian

The role of modern technologies in proving economic crimes

Pages 167-191

https://doi.org/10.48308/eclr.2024.237909.1112

Mehrdad Ahmadzadeh Zolpirani, Yasaman Khadjehnoori, Ali Najafi Tavana

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Original Article

International obligations of governments in managing the crisis caused by infectious diseases of children (with emphasis on the Gaza crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic)

Study of the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's triple prohibitions; With a comparative look at Iran's legal system

Smart Contracts' Arbitration: Legal Challenges of On-Chain and Off-Chain Dispute Resolution

The Socio-economic Consequences and Effects of Compensation Culture

The jurisprudential nature of the ruling on equal Diya for crimes against religious minorities in the Islamic Penal Code

The role of modern technologies in proving economic crimes

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