Contemporary Jurisprudence

Visit by the Head of SAMT Organization to the Research Institute for Contemporary Jurisprudential Studies

The head of the SAMT Organization emphasized the necessity of accurately identifying emerging jurisprudential issues and utilizing modern technologies in jurisprudential research

The Research Institute for Contemporary Jurisprudential Studies, which began its activities in 2020, operates with 13 research groups and over 50 active research projects. It focuses on emerging jurisprudential fields such as environmental jurisprudence, political jurisprudence, and women’s jurisprudence, aiming to address scientific gaps.
Dr. Shahriari, President of SAMT, commended the institute’s progress, describing contemporary jurisprudence as a sensitive field requiring patience and institution-building. He highlighted the necessity of leveraging artificial intelligence and modern technologies to accelerate research processes.
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A Look at the Destruction of Natural Resources Worldwide:

Governance in the Preservation and Protection of Natural Resources from the Perspective of Imami Jurisprudence/4

In recent decades, the destruction of natural resources has become one of the greatest global crises, with negative impacts not only on the environment but also on human societies and the economies of various countries. Natural resources, including forests, water, soil, minerals, and biodiversity, form the foundation of human life and natural ecosystems. However, these resources are rapidly diminishing and being destroyed due to mismanagement, unsustainable industrial activities, excessive agriculture, mining, and climate change.
🔹This global phenomenon has not only led to the destruction of natural habitats and a decline in biodiversity but has also caused numerous environmental and social crises, such as droughts, floods, desertification, and severe air and water pollution. The main causes of this destruction include the expansion of agricultural and industrial activities, overexploitation of resources, lack of effective environmental policies, and climate change.
🏷This report examines the trends of natural resource destruction across different continents and countries, analyzing its environmental, social, and economic impacts.
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