While the concept of co-production is becoming embedded in mental health and social care, the criminal justice system (CJS) has been slower in embracing this approach. In this

article, we draw on the findings of a process evaluation of the Include UK Hub – a co-produced service for people with offending histories in Swansea, UK and, in [...]

Over the past decade, The People's Republic of China has increased its influence in global climate governance. Despite the strong interest in policy frames related to climate

change at the global level, few studies have explored policy frames within China. [...]

Digital platforms can take a ‘treacherous turn’, where they initially set advantageous terms and conditions only to reverse them once demand has become sticky. Transaction

costs economics has long recognised the harm caused by such opportunism, especially in the presence of relation-specific investments. [...]

Latinism is a form of legalese often resorted to in many legal documents, such as contracts, statutes, and court decisions. Exponents of plain language have long encouraged

the use of plain terminology in legal texts and the replacement of archaic terms (among which are Latin expressions) with more modern or common ones. [...]

This article revisits the debate between inclusive and exclusive legal positivism, arguing that the question around which it is founded – about whether morality can function

as a condition of legal validity – obscures a more basic and fundamental truth about the nature of law: that the norms composing a legal system's criteria of validity [...]

AbstractThis special issue collects the insights and discussions that emerged during a conference held at the Faculty of Law of the University of Macau in May 2022. As the

Greater Bay Area (GBA) evolves into a pivotal hub for economic development, it also presents a unique opportunity to explore the complexities of juxtaposing diverse [...]

AbstractWhile there is a general agreement that corporate directors may consider stakeholder interests beyond legal requirements, opinions diverge on whether they are obligated

to do so. The traditional approach emphasizes directors’ primary responsibility to the company and shareholders, granting them broad discretion in deciding how [...]