Laws, Vol. 8, Pages 29: The Protection of Fashion Shows: An Uncharted Stage Laws doi: 10.3390/laws8040029 Authors: Varese Mazza The history of fashion shows goes back

more than a century, and over the years, catwalks have gone from being private sales channels for a few wealthy customers to pure entertainment shows promoted globally. [...]

European Journal of Criminology, Ahead of Print. The post-World War II occupation of western Germany remains salient to developing theories of post-war crime, insurgency, and

policing during post-conflict reconstruction. Yet there are no quantitative assessments of civilian crime for its first year (1945–6). [...]

Abuse of patent rights can hit the three pillars of the competition law viz., agreements, abuse of dominant position and combination (mergers and acquisitions). In the context

of the interface between competition law and patented inventions, the following acts can strike hard at the different pillars of competition law. [...]

This paper addresses legitimacy issues of the international IP regime by focusing on how normative resources internal to the Trade‐Related Aspects of Intellectual Property

Rights (TRIPS) might be drawn upon. It combines legal analysis and political theory to account for the TRIPS’ normative foundations (Art. [...]

In Epic Systems v. Lewis, a case on arbitration agreements and class action waivers, the U.S. Supreme Court tangentially addressed the intersection of arbitration and agency

deference. The Court’s opinion highlighted a gap in legal scholarship: very little has been written on administrative regulation of arbitration. [...]

This Article provides the first detailed empirical analysis of the landscape of U.S. stock market indices. First, I hand collect detailed information about the universe of

indices used as benchmarks for U.S. mutual funds. I document substantial heterogeneity across indices and find that the overwhelming majority of the indices in my [...]