The fall and rise of the Islamic state / Noah Feldman by Moten, Abdul Rashid

“…How does one explain this puzzle especially to the Western policy makers who are alarmed by the growing clamour for a return to sharÊÑah in the Muslim world? Noah Feldman, Professor of Law at Harvard Law School and an adjunct senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, provides an answer by arguing that misgoverned Muslims yearn for a return to a rule of law, the sharÊÑah, “a just legal system, one that administers the law fairly” ensuring justice to all as exemplified during the golden days of Islam. …”
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The wind of change by Ermolayeva, Nadezhda

“…Such views appear regularly in Russia and these publications would not be taken seriously by the Russian intellectual elite if the initiator of the discussions were someone other than Professor of Law and Chair of the Russian Constitutional Court (CC), Valeriy Zorkin. …”
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The need for diversity in teaching law / Sheela Jayabalan by Jayabalan, Sheela

“…Teaching law is normally depicted with students seated in a large lecture theatre with the professor in law who lectures in the traditional lecture method feeding students with the content of law. …”
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A study on international law and war crimes / Nadia Zulkefli, Narimah Nahalan and Nasrullah Anuar by Zulkefli, Nadia, Nahalan, Narimah, Anuar, Nasrullah

“…Apart from that, various comments and criticisms by scholars throughout the globe-namely professors of law and jurists had been compared upon, in regards to the latter subjects, from these opinions, we exclude anything that is of the view of politics and public, as both political and public views will not be appropriate in handling the subject of international law as the law deals more with technicalities rather than opinions of persons who in majority does not have a law background. …”
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