AbstractThe International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Convention and the increasing integration of sustainable development provisions into international
investment agreements demonstrate an intricate nexus between ICSID arbitration and sustainable development. [...]
This Note will proceed as follows: Part I provides a brief overview of the existing Due Process and Commerce Clause restrictions on state taxing authority; Part II provides
an in-depth discussion of Maryland v. Wynne and the ineffectiveness of the internal consistency test; Part III discusses existing criticisms of the internal consistency [...]
The "sharing" economy, and in particular the exchange of labor and services within it, is generating wide-spread attention from scholars. It has been celebrated as a disruption
to current forms of labor and consumption. This depiction suggests a new, sui generis form of economy, which can and should be understood in and of itself or at most, [...]
This Article analyzes the billion-dollar market, mostly unregulated, for Extended Warranties and Service Contracts (EWSCs). EWSCs are ubiquitous in the modern marketplace,
offered at every automobile dealership, electronics and appliance store either by a salesperson or the cashier. [...]
As the first study to leverage modem machine learning techniques to analyze Supreme Court oral argument dialogue, this Article breaks important new ground. Previous empirical
studies of oral argument and judicial decision making have been limited to a small number of discrete, quantifiable attributes, many of them external to oral argument. [...]
Part I provides a brief and basic explanation of pharmaceutical liability treatment. Part II explains the impact of federal preemption doctrine, which has dramatically limited
the operation of tort law in pharmaceutical liability cases. Part I11 explains the parallel trends in the marketing and use of pharmaceuticals that increase the incidence [...]
AbstractTo understand what is more valuable, availability or confidentiality of the data on a private computer, we conducted an online survey experiment with over 800 German
participants assigned to one of the two scenarios: ransomware demanding payment for availability versus for confidentiality of their data. [...]
Writtten by Anna Caprile and Tim Peters with Ana Luisa Melo Almeida. One of the first, and boldest, measures taken by Western countries as a response to Russia’s full-scale
invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was the immobilisation of the Russian central bank assets held under their jurisdictions, the value of which could be around [...]
