On June 30, the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants charging three men with war crimes in connection with Russia’s invasion of a neighboring country.
Working with Russian forces, the three indictees – who were mid- to high-ranking officials of a Russian-backed separatist region in that country – allegedly held [...]
Le prochain numéro de Droit et Société (n° 111) paraîtra mi-octobre. Son dossier sur “Droit, justice et temporalités” est coordonné par Charles Reveillere, Lus
Prauthois et Jérôme Pélisse. [...]
Michael P. Foran (University of Glasgow) has posted Common Law and The Common Good on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This paper will be presented at the festschrift for TRS
Allan, a mentor and friend. The last few years have seen a renaissance of thinking about the common good amongst constitutional scholars working within the common [...]
Cette recherche est née du constat que peu de travaux francophones récents sont consacrés à la manière dont les citoyen·nes – et pas seulement
les justiciables – conçoivent leurs rapports au droit et à la justice, alors que de nombreuses recherches portent sur les réformes et transformations de l’institution [...]
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Monday, September 26: Alex Raskolnikov (Columbia) will present Should Only the Richest Pay More? as part of the UC-Irvine Tax Policy Colloquium. If you would like to attend,
please RSVP here. Monday, September 26: Jose Pedro Bastos Neves (The New School) & Willi Semmler (The New School) will present A... [...]
Our Arbiters of Truth series on the online information ecosystem has been taking a bit of a hiatus—but we’re back! On today’s episode, we’re discussing the recent ruling
by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in NetChoice v. Paxton, upholding a Texas law that binds large social media platforms to certain transparency requirements [...]
James R. Repetti (Boston College; Google Scholar) presents International Tax Policy, Manufacturing, and U.S. National Interests at Florida today as part of its Tax Policy Colloquium
hosted by Charlene Luke: Two tax regulations that permit U.S. multinational enterprises (MNEs) to use foreign contract manufacturers and to disregard their wholly [...]
Blogpost 40/2022 On 24 August 2022, Italy was ordered by an international arbitral tribunal established under the Energy Charter Treaty (ECT) to pay EUR 240 million to the
English gas and oil company, Rockhopper. The reason for awarding damages to Rockhopper was Italy’s decision to prohibit further drilling for oil and gas within [...]
