AbstractThere is a significant gender pension gap in England and Wales. While this does not necessarily cause problems in intact relationships – research suggests that couples
who share current income assume that they will share future income – on divorce many women are left with limited pension provision. [...]
The Trump administration wants more things to be made in the USA. More manufacturing jobs and, in general, more foreign investment in the country. The tariffs, and the uncertainty
around them, constitute an invitation that many corporations, and sometimes their governments, consider one they cannot refuse. [...]
Societies, Vol. 15, Pages 189: Knowledge of Homosexuality and Attitudes Toward Lesbian and Gay Parenting Among Israeli Nurses in Mother-Child Health Clinics Societies doi:
10.3390/soc15070189 [...]
The government, policy-makers, investors, and stakeholders' increasing demand for high-quality sustainability reports has led to corporations' environmental accounting to accomplish
the goal of reporting detailed and accurate sustainability information to stakeholders. [...]
As global environmental challenges intensify and resource scarcity deepens, firms in emerging economies face mounting pressure to adopt sustainable and circular business models.
In this context, the role of corporate governance in enabling circular economy (CE) transformation has become increasingly critical, yet remains underexplored—particularly [...]
This paper explores how export rebates under the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) can be structured to avoid classification as export subsidies under WTO rules. While the
EU is phasing out free allowances and implementing a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to address import-bound carbon leakage, questions remain about how [...]
This article examines the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement’s (AfCFTA’s) dispute settlement system (AfCFTA DSS) and its innovations. The innovations refer to
changes in the AfCFTA DSS that distinguish it from the World Trade Organization dispute settlement system (WTO DSS). [...]
In 2019, the European Union launched the European Green Deal; a project to make the EU a climate-neutral area. As part of this project the EU, in 2023, the European Parliament
and the Council of the European Union approved the Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 (EUDR). [...]
On 10 May 2023, the EU legislature adopted Regulation 2023/956, establishing the carbon border adjustment mechanism (‘CBAM’). The CBAM involves a financial adjustment on
imported products based on the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that were realized during their production process outside the EU. [...]
