This study aims to provide a comparative analysis of the relationship between financial indicators and sustainability in Nordic and MINT countries and to identify the relationships
between indicators. Understanding the balance between economic indicators and environmental sustainability is critical in formulating and implementing sustainable [...]
Research on the outcomes of diversity management practices has produced inconsistent and even contradictory results. It has been argued that these discrepancies are due to
contextual differences between studies. Building on this argument, this integrative review provides an in-depth analysis of context, aiming to gain a deeper understanding [...]
This paper investigates the role of compliance systems in fostering ethical organizational cultures. It highlights the transition from norm-based systems, focused on sanctions
and rule enforcement, to integrity-based approaches, prioritizing shared values and reciprocal ethical behavior. [...]
The Office of Legal Counsel (OLC), a tiny office in the United States Department of Justice, was designed to hold the executive branch to the law. But in practice, the office
has often played a role in the expansion of presidential power. We analyze the publicly available OLC opinions from Trump's first term to understand whether, to what [...]
The article discusses the evolving role of competition law within the framework of Europe’s social market economy, with a focus on the Italian experience. It explores how
antitrust enforcement can align with broader societal goals such as sustainability, social justice, and economic resilience while maintaining its core mission of [...]
The European Commission cannot find an Innovation Space. While the Commission claims in its Market Definition Notice that it can do just this, in reality it protects competition
to innovate by protecting competition in a Future Market, a market for products at least some of which do not exist yet. [...]
Competition law wants to protect competition in the long term to the ultimate benefit of consumers. This requires thinking about and shaping the markets of tomorrow. Strategic
foresight represents a powerful tool at the disposal of competition authorities that need to engage in prospective analyses, set priorities in line with their long-term [...]
Potential competition theory is widely used all over the world. Notably, it plays a crucial role in merger regulation. In Vietnam, competition law is gradually moving towards
an effects-based approach. However, this approach is applied inconsistently, with the law sometimes providing only minimal guidance or even staying silent altogether. [...]
The foundation of global market competition rests on the three principles of efficiency, market fairness, and economic integration. The success of domestic markets in effectively
participating in this global competition depends significantly on the ability of their legal systems to promote these core principles. [...]
