Challenges for corporate governance: What is the common theme? The coronavirus pandemic has been a disruptive force, undermining the survival of many corporations and creating new challenges for corporate governance. Fortunately there is a common theme. Tim Verdoes • February 10, 2023
The US privacy deja-vu Recent privacy developments in US very similar to EU privacy framework – a reminder that EU law is setting standards not just for Europe, but for the world. Helena Vrabec • January 31, 2023
Urgenda case affects private companies The judgment in the Shell case suggests that companies should comply with the targets in the Paris Climate Agreement. The case possibly sets a new, climate-friendly precedent in corporate law Ivana Mlikota • January 17, 2023
A digital platform-driven COVID-19 vaccine drive amidst a digital divide: Lessons from India What challenges did the Government of India face while attempting to conduct a digital platform-driven COVID-19 vaccine drive amidst India’s mass digital divide? Rajul Sharma • January 13, 2023
When Corporations Disrespect Women's Human Rights: Access to Good Quality Remediation Women experience the impacts of corporate activities – including the flexibilization of labour and the privatisation of public services – differently and disproportionally. Aleydis Nissen • January 10, 2023
Irish Supreme Court rules Government’s proposed ratification of CETA unconstitutional A 4-3 majority held legislative amendments are first required, empowering Irish courts to refuse to enforce CETA awards where constitutional identity, fundamental principles or EU obligations are materially compromised. Sinéad Mulcahy • January 03, 2023
The threat of legal autocracy in the U.S. Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a case dealing with obscure theories of constitutional interpretation. However, the case reveals strategies that risk subverting democracy. Chase Burton • December 20, 2022
How sensational is Indonesia’s new Criminal Code? International media strongly condemn Indonesia’s new Criminal Code. Is it really that bad? Adriaan Bedner • December 15, 2022
‘Was/now’ prices: Fake discounts are no longer allowed From 1 January 2023, the Dutch Authority for Consumers & Markets will enforce stricter rules on discounting by Dutch companies. What can we expect? Kimia Heidary • December 13, 2022
