Alternative Law Journal, Ahead of Print. A large-scale redevelopment of public rental housing towers in Melbourne, Australia illustrates a worldwide problem. The development
involves the demolition of over 44 towers and the displacement of over 10,000 people. [...]
Alternative Law Journal, Ahead of Print. During forced migration and resettlement, family separation is typically not a choice. Reunification in Australia is complicated by
narrow definitions of family that reflect a restrictive, Western cultural tradition. [...]
I study the effects of hiding lawyers' professional disciplinary records. To do so, I exploit the rollout of a 2007 policy that posts disciplinary records of Florida lawyers
to their official online profiles but automatically removes them after 10 years. [...]
The paper addresses the following questions: can the word ‘Dinosam’ (a herbicide listed in the Prohibited List (PL) published by the Indian Trade Marks Registry) be used
as a pre-cursor to register the word ‘Dinosaur’? Is registration of the word ‘Dinosaur’ permissible within the tenets of protection under the Indian trademark [...]
Written by Ralf Drachenberg and Rebecca Zamponi. Staying true to his commitment, European Council President António Costa once more concluded the June European Council meeting
within a single calendar day. Costa said that EU leaders focused on ‘how to ensure a strong position for the European Union on the global stage’, notably by discussing [...]
Corporate culture represents an important undergird that connects the internal and external stakeholders, resources, and capabilities to improve corporate social performance
(CSP). Yet, corporate culture remains a less explored antecedent of CSP. Using a recently developed semi-supervised machine learning-based measure of corporate culture [...]
Climate change is the most pressing global issue due to its devastating impact on society. This study aims to identify internal and external organizational factors that influence
carbon strategy, both directly and indirectly. Utilizing global carbon data from the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), the study incorporates a theoretical framework [...]
The responsibility of Chief Executive Officers (CEO) in proposing and integrating sustainability into corporate strategies has sparked academic interest. In order to provide
a comprehensive understanding of this trending scientific field, this article aims to synthesize current knowledge on the role of CEO characteristics on corporate [...]
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) represents a global health crisis, threatening to render many of our most effective antibiotics obsolete. Traditional surveillance methods, which
focus on symptomatic patients, provide a reactive and limited view of resistance trends, often overlooking the early indicators of emerging AMR threats. [...]
