Common Law World Review, Ahead of Print. This case note reflects on the recent Court of Appeal's decision inTousi v Gadydukova[2024] ECWA Civ 203 which focused on transferring
a joint tenancy under sections 53, 62(1), and schedule 7 of the Family Law Act (FLA) 1996. [...]
Journal of Law &Empirical Analysis, Ahead of Print. The growing divide in U.S. politics has significantly influenced how states administer their pension funds. Republican-controlled
states have introduced laws prohibiting state pension funds from considering non-pecuniary factors. [...]
This investigation seeks to uncover both internal and external influences that contribute to fostering pro-environmental behavior, particularly in the realm of mitigating air
pollution. This study also seeks to examine the relationship between environmental knowledge and individual attitudes toward the reduction of air pollution. [...]
Australians with disability experience an unemployment rate twice that of people without disability, with little positive change in 20 years. Policy interventions during
this time have made little progress in closing this gap. Aiming to identify possible evidence-based opportunities to improve this pressing policy issue, our research [...]
Social Sciences, Vol. 14, Pages 295: The Brain Drain of Egyptian Physicians and Its Driving Factors: A Cross-Sectional Study Social Sciences doi: 10.3390/socsci14050295 Authors:
Hebatalla Ahmed Ismail Sungsoo Chun [...]
Social Sciences, Vol. 14, Pages 294: Comparative Analysis of Skill Shortages, Skill Mismatches, and the Threats of Migration in Labor Markets: A Sectoral Approach in North
Macedonia, Türkiye, Ethiopia, and Ukraine [...]
AbstractThe mini-police is an innovative police engagement programme that is aimed at children aged 8–11 years in England and Wales. This article examines the perspectives
of children who have participated in the mini-police programme filling a significant gap within the literature. [...]
AbstractIn this study, the application of Large Language Models (LLMs) in simulation-based training of law enforcement officers is being assessed. Adaptability, real-time response
capabilities and dynamic and personalised learning experiences, which closely simulate real-life policing scenarios, are the hallmarks of LLMs. [...]
There are 12 countries in Europe without any consumer bankruptcy legislation, and almost half of them are located in the Western Balkans. The only available solution for debt
repayment in the region is the enforcement procedure. This article identifies the reasons behind the non-existence of consumer bankruptcy, and the challenges that [...]
