Mae Fah Luang University Law Journal

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[ Announcement ] Temporarily closed for review of all types of articles

29.08.2022

The Mae Fah Luang University Law Journal is temporarily closed for the consideration of all types of articles, as the required number of full articles for the next issue has been reached. The journal will reopen for article submissions on March, 2026.

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Mae Fah Luang University Law Journal: Volume 9 Issue 1 (January - June 2026)

Editor: Natdanai Nachan

Published: 08.01.2026

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Mae Fah Luang University Law Journal

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Academic Article

Empowering Autonomy: Lessons from Japan’s Supported Decision-Making and Trust Law Frameworks for Thailand’s Aging Society

Patriocratic Democracy: When Gender Equality Is Conditioned Upon Masculine and Cis-Heteronormative Conformity – Lessons from the UK Supreme Court (2025) and Thailand’s Constitutional Court (Decision No. 20/2564)

Research Article

Reinterpreting the ASEAN’s Non-Interference Principle to Address Transboundary Haze Pollution Management Issues

Considerations on the Compatibility of Thailand’s Legislation on the Right to Die with Dignity with Obligations under International Human Rights Law and European Court of Human Rights Jurisprudence

Developing the Concept of Community Pets to align with Animal Rights Theories That Correspond with the Contemporary Lifestyles between Community Member and Stray Dog

The Absence of Provisions Regarding the General Jurisdiction of Thai Administrative Court

Guidelines for the Use of Administrative Discretionary Powers that Are Not Contrary to the Law

Improving the Legal Provisions on Divorce according to the Civil and Commercial

A Problem of the Buddhist Monk on Dispute Resolution under the Buddha’s Dhamma Vinaya (Doctrine and Discipline) and the Criminal Procedure: A Comparative Study of Theravada Sangha between Thailand and Sri Lanka

Legal Miscellaneous

Exploitation in the Academic Publishing Industry: The Case of a Scholar Suing Major Publishers for Violating Antitrust Laws

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