Enoch Kwabena Amoah

The researcher has conducted interdisciplinary studies that span Law, Logistics, and International Trade within the framework of Social Sciences. Their work encompasses the examination of artificial intelligence in law, particularly its implications in virtual court sessions in Ghana (Balancing Justice in Pixels), comparative legal principles such as Caveat Emptor in international trade contexts (Is There a Paradigm Shift...), and historical legal practices that reflect societal changes in African jurisprudence (The Existence of...). Their research integrates social sciences with specific legal areas to explore how these fields intersect, providing insights into the evolving nature of law and its intersections.