and asks under which conditions users can sue to reinstate content and under which circumstances courts have recognised … a contribution to the important debate on the interaction of states and platforms in governing online content. …

Through qualitative analysis of the policies of two major global information intermediaries — Google and Microsoft … — and related case studies, this paper demonstrates a) that intermediaries' participation in self-regulatory programmes and … growing private surveillance capacity; and b) that within the EU and US self-regulatory frameworks, information intermediaries …

tradeoffs in the context of several prominent digital intermediaries. …

exogenously changed firms‘ exposure to different courts. We find that increased exposure to more business-friendly courts is … of affected firms to remove cases from certain state courts, and we show that announcement returns are stronger for firms …

elements treat women, with a focus on how women fare in Islamic family courts. Key methodological issues include how to focus …

such institution, the courts, with two ends in mind. The first is to gain an empirical understanding of what the courts … actually do with respect to executive pay disputes. It does so by examining a set of decisions by Canadian courts between 1876 … better picture of how the courts are accessed, who relies on them, what rules they use, how the courts respond and how trends …