AbstractKarl Polanyi and his analytical framework in economic sociology remain overlooked by competition policy scholarship. Notably, the concept of “embeddedness”, central
to Polanyi’s contribution, offers a valuable perspective to trace the development of this regulatory mechanism over time. [...]
AbstractMoving away from the effects-based approach in EU competition law, the Digital Markets Act introduces renewed requisite legal standards that differ from probabilistic
standards of proof. Ideally, this concept should also shape the European Commission’s initial enforcement actions and its judicial review in the EU courts.The paper [...]
AbstractThe USA, alongside many other nations, presently faces a vital policy choice: should it adopt the global minimum tax proposed by the Organization for Economic Cooperation
and Development, purportedly to ensure basic levels of corporate taxation of large multinationals? I set out a framework for analyzing and predicting global minimum [...]
The GEF is one of the premier and pioneer international financial mechanisms working for global environment and sustainable development under the United Nations (UN) system.
Since 1992, it has provided grants, funds, and facilities to member states approved by its board of directors through the GEF Council and the trustee—that is, the [...]
Private finance is central to a transition to renewable energy. This paper analyses the complex interaction of International Investment Law and the renewable energy sector
in India. The analysis starts with a discussion on climate finance and its role in climate mitigation. [...]
