Crime, Media, Culture, Ahead of Print. In at least 17 states, police draw blood from motorists they suspect of impaired driving. While law enforcement phlebotomy has largely

gone unexamined outside of legal scholarship, newspapers around the United States have occasionally covered this ... [...]

Audit firms' development relies heavily on their stakeholders' trust, and responsible business practices are crucial for their sustainable growth. The aim of this article is

to analyze the dimensions of corporate social responsibility (CSR) within audit firms and to evaluate their performance in fulfilling CSR. [...]

This study investigates whether and how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) media coverage affects shareholders' investment decision. We find that ESG media coverage

increases the number of both majority and minority investors, and that this positive association is more pronounced for minority shareholders than majority shareholders. [...]

This article investigates social vulnerability, legal challenges, and migratory experiences of unaccompanied foreign minors entering Europe via Melilla, a Spanish city in northern

Africa. A mixed-methods approach integrates statistical analysis and qualitative research, including natural language processing on 1274 records and 1200 in-depth [...]

Article 1 of the First Protocol to the European Convention on Human Rights (FP ECHR) ensures the right to the peaceful enjoyment of possessions, which has been the focus of

considerable litigation. This paper intends to address the deficiency in a detailed analysis of Article 1 FP ECHR cases by employing data science methods, specifically [...]