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Barbarians in Our Midst : 'Cultural Diversity' on the Transnational Internet

Kohl, Uta - 2015

Much has been written on jurisdictional problems arising out of the transnationality of the internet in various legal fields. This article approaches this jurisprudence from an angle that emphasises the underlying substance of the concerns - by joining it with the quite separate discourse on...

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Global Rules for Global Health : Why We Need an Independent, Impartial WHO

Sridhar, Devi; Frenk, Julio; Gostin, Lawrence O.; Moon, … - 2014

Over the past few years the World Health Organization (WHO) has been undergoing a significant reform process. The …

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Climate Change, Cultural Transformation, and Comprehensive Rationality

Kysar, Douglas A. - 2014

Economic cost-benefit analysis aims to evaluate regulatory proposals by identifying, monetizing, and comparing the proposals' expected positive and negative consequences. The methodology has been received critically in the area of environmental, health, and safety regulation, where scientific...

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In Search of ISO : An Institutional Perspective on the Adoption of International Management Standards

Delmas, Magali A. - 2003

This paper analyzes the determinants of the cross-national adoption of the international Environmental Management System standard ISO 14001 using a panel of 102 countries from 1996 to 2000. I use new institutional economics to develop hypotheses on the impact of the institutional environment on...

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Our Bandit Future? Cities, Shantytowns and Climate Change Governance

Crawford, Colin - 2014

The effects of climate change on the world's cities and the people who live in them is not a matter that has received a … in-urban migrants will arrive in the world's cities without resources and live in slum conditions. As the world gets … change, to address the effect of this environmental phenomenon on the world’s mega-cities and their extensive mega-slums. The …

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Proactive Compliance? – Repercussions of National Product Regulation in Standards of Transnational Business Networks

Dilling, Olaf - 2013

This working paper illustrates the links between the self-regulation of transnational business networks and the law by analysing the management of chemical substance risks in the electric and electronic equipment industry. National product regulation (and to some extent regulation of production...

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Will International Trade Law Promote or Inhibit Global Artificial Photosynthesis?

Faunce, Thomas Alured - 2013

Artificial photosynthesis (AP) is an area of well-advanced research involving large international groups at the cutting edge of synthetic biology and nanotechnology. In simple terms it offers to produce a cheap source of hydrogen for fuel through using sunlight to split water, as well as making...

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Public Administration in the Age of Globalization and Emerging Technologies : From Theories to Practice

Farah, Paolo Davide - 2020

representatives) around the world are facing more and more challenges posed by artificial intelligence (“AI”), block … inherently international, and their pervasiveness can be seen as a symptom of border-less globalization, excessive liberalism …

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Business and Human Rights in Europe : International Law Challenges (Foreword)

Farah, Paolo Davide - 2018

This book, through various differently oriented chapters, tries to give an insight on how the European Union and its multilevel model of governance must try to strike a balance between diverging interests and priorities. In particular, the EU and the European states (including the CoE's Members)...

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Think Global : International Reciprocity as Justification for a Global Social Cost of Carbon

Howard, Peter - 2016

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