Fourth: Investment and sustainable development
A-Investment – sustainable development
Towards Sustainability in Trade, Energy and Climate
Prof Dr Rafael Leal-Arcas – Professor of European and International Economic Law – Jean Monnet Chair holder in EU International Economic Law – Professor of European and International Economic Law – Queen Mary University of London – UK
Corporate Social Responsibility, Stakeholder Needs and Sustainable Development- Overcoming Contextual and Regulatory Challenges through the Values Paradigm’
Prof. Onyeka Osuji – Reader in Law / Director – Commercial Law Postgraduate Taught Programmes – School of Law – University of Essex – UK
The Sustainable Development Goals: An Opportunity for the Advancement of Women’s Economic and Social Rights?
Dr. Nazila Ghanea – Associate Professor in International Human Rights Law – Department for Continuing Education – Oxford Law Faculty – UK
Dr. Kamiar Alaei – Visiting Professor – (Academic) University of Oxford – Affiliated Faculty Member – Albany Law School – New York
Beyond competition and value for money: Corporate Social Responsibility in public procurement
Martin Trybus – Professor of European Law and Policy – Birmingham Law School – University of Birmingham – UK
Towards New Legislative Frameworks for Medical Responsibility in the State of Kuwait: Necessary reviews, potential proposals and ambitious hopes
Dr. Mashael Al Hajir – Assistant Professor – Private Law College of Law – Kuwait University – Kuwait
Technology transfer and the challenges of sustainable development of developing countries
Prof. Ibrahim Abulail – Professor of Civil Law – Kuwait International Law School – Egypt
The Role of Islamic Instruments in Achieving Economic and Social
Development in Kuwaiti and Egyptian Law
Prof. Hammad Mustafa Azab – College of Law – Assiut University – Egypt
Sharia Corporate Governance System: The Trend of Centralization
Dr. Ghalib Mohammad Al-Bulooshi – College of Law – University of Bahrain
The Role of Traditional Bonds in Financing the Company’s Project:
Emerging Trends for a New Financing System
Prof. Majdy Shehab – Kuwait International Law School
Dr. Khaled Talahmeh – Kuwait International Law School
Dr. Alyamamah Al Harbi – Assistant Professor – Private Law – Kuwait International Law School – Kuwait
B-Islamic Finance
The role of Islamic instruments in achieving economic and social development in Kuwaiti and Egyptian law
Prof. Hammad Mustafa Azab – Professor and Head of Commercial Law Department and former Dean – College of Law – Assiut University – Egypt
Legislation governing Islamic finance and its role in achieving sustainable development: Islamic instruments (sukuk) as a model
Dr. Mahmoud Al-Shuwaiat – Assistant Professor – Comparative Jurisprudence – Kuwait International Law School – Jordan
Islamic finance, sustainable development and developing countries: linkages and possibilities
Dr. Mohamad Khalid Al Shlail –Full-time lecturer – School of Law – University of Essex – UK
Commentators
Prof. Abdulaziz Al Qassar – Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs – Graduates Studies and Research – College of Sharee’a & Islamic Studies – Kuwait University – Kuwait
Dr. Rashid Al Hajri – College of Law – Kuwait University – Kuwait
Dr. Adnan AlMulla – Assistant Professor – Kuwait International Law School – Kuwait