AbstractThe thesis of this Article is that the ESG movement has been stunted by the failure to appreciate a trilemma: you cannot have responsive governance, liquid shares,

and a credible commitment to social mission. The Article provides a novel descriptive account of corporate purpose and develops a transaction cost explanation for [...]

AbstractIn a substantial majority of states, invitees may bring concealed weapons onto private property unless the owner expressly tells them that firearms are not allowed.

After the Supreme Court’s Bruen decision, five states flipped the presumption, enacting statutes that prohibit bringing firearms onto other people’s property [...]

AbstractTraditional approaches for documenting the harm of gerrymandering emphasize collective representation by legislatures, minimizing the relationship between individual

voters and their respective representatives. Federal courts have struggled to map collective accounts onto cognizable constitutional harms, reflecting a discomfort [...]

International Journal of Discrimination and the Law, Ahead of Print. This case note examines the Views of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women inAlonzoet

al.v.The Philippines, the first international recognition of the rights of Filipino women survivors of Japan’s wartime sexual slavery. [...]

This study aims to explore the relationship between customer perceptions of CSR and their loyalty toward a company, including the influence of customer trust and CSR brand

fit. Previous studies have yielded differing results, especially about the moderating role of CSR brand fit on the relationship between CSR perceptions and loyalty [...]

In the evolving landscape of global business, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has transitioned from a peripheral concern to a central tenet of corporate strategy, particularly

within emerging economies like India. This paper systematically examines and defines the CSR activity dimensions of the 500 largest companies listed on the National [...]

Mixed findings are found on the psychological outcomes of anti-COVID policies during the pandemic. This study proposes a synthesized framework to connect the opposite findings

and introduce a nonlinear relationship between anti-COVID policy stringency and people's subjective well-being. [...]

Social Sciences, Vol. 14, Pages 551: Online Safety Challenges: Saudi Children and Parents’ Perspectives on Risks and Harms Social Sciences doi: 10.3390/socsci14090551

Authors: Al Ghamdi [...]

Social Sciences, Vol. 14, Pages 550: Secure Care in Australia—An Overview of Secure Care in Australian States and Territories and Commentary on the Legal Safety of Children

Admitted to Secure Care in Australia [...]

A large body of research demonstrates support for deterrence and organizational justice perspectives in regulating white-collar and corporate crime. While much of this literature

focuses on corporate America, there are nonetheless some established consistencies in “what works” to promote compliance. [...]