Current Issue
This issue explores the dialogue between law and complexity, showing how this approach opens new avenues for legal reflection and practice. The articles cover a wide range of fields: from legal theory, conceived as a living and evolving system, to higher education and human rights, where diversity and gender policies are analyzed as complex institutional phenomena. It also presents studies on corporate social responsibility, the regulatory challenges of cryptocurrencies, the transformation of work in the face of artificial intelligence, and new ethical perspectives on children's rights. Overall, this issue demonstrates that complexity is not an abstract discourse, but a necessary perspective for addressing contemporary problems in law, economics, education, and social justice.
