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Issue 1, 2026

Volume
1
Issue
1
Year
2026
Published
May 14, 2026

Volume 1, Issue 1 of the Global Insights Journal of Law (GIJL), published on 9 January 2026, represents the inaugural issue of the journal and formally introduces a new platform for rigorous legal scholarship, critical legal discourse, and contemporary academic engagement within the field of law and legal studies. This first issue features scholarly contributions addressing important legal, social, governance, and policy-related matters relevant to both domestic and international legal systems. The publication reflects the journal’s commitment to promoting high-quality research, analytical depth, ethical publishing standards, and intellectual diversity through a double-blind peer review process. The issue brings together contributions from academics, researchers, legal practitioners, and emerging scholars whose works provide meaningful insights into evolving legal challenges, institutional development, access to justice, human rights, public policy, and legal reform. Through these contributions, the journal seeks to encourage informed debate, support legal development, and strengthen scholarly engagement across jurisdictions. As the opening issue of the journal’s first volume, Volume 1, Issue 1 establishes the foundation upon which the Global Insights Journal of Law aims to build a reputable and internationally recognized academic publication dedicated to excellence in legal research and scholarship.

Published Articles

Original Article January 9, 2026

The Practice of Casualisation and Outsourcing of Labour in the Banking Sector

Martina A. Ebikake-Nwanyanwu, Nwokolu Atejimah

Over the past few years, the Nigerian labour industry has evolved greatly, with a shift from the standard form of employment to a more flexible pattern. The trajectory of the labour market and its move towards flexibility has rather made the practice in the labour industry comp...

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Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2026
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Forthcoming
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