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AI and Central Banks—Speeding Ahead within Legal Guardrails

4 September 2024

Yan Liu

Alessandro Gullo

Marianne Bechara

New Book on Tort Litigation against Transnational Corporations

15 May 2024

Ekaterina Aristova

Applicable Standard of Review for Vacation of Emergency Arbitral Awards

Most institutional rules provide that emergency awards, once rendered, continue to bind parties even after the tribunal has been constituted, and remain operative until the tribunal makes the final award,...

1 March 2022

Vijayendra Pratap Singh

Abhisar Vidyarthi

GCGC/ECGI Global Webinar Series - How to Rescue Startups During the Pandemic

The global startup sector looks back on a decade of rising VC investment and favourable economic conditions. Many new technologies and innovative products were recently launched by startups...

5 May 2020

Dorothea Ringe

Wolf-Georg Ringe

Who Pays for AI Injury?

Robots and algorithms injure people every day. When such injuries occur, it is not always clear—as a matter of law or equity—who should pay. Since algorithms are not people and...

4 May 2020

Mihailis E. Diamantis

Corporate Power and Legitimacy in the Post-Covid-19 Age: A Model of Sovereign Control

Questions of corporate power have permeated corporate law scholarship for a long time. They have historically informed broader political discussions on the extent to which the concentration of...

29 April 2020

Vincenzo Bavoso

Addressing the Auditor Independence Puzzle: Regulatory Models and Proposal for Reform

Auditors play a major role in corporate governance and capital markets. Ex ante, auditors facilitate firms’ access to finance by creating trust from public investors. Ex post, auditors can prevent...

27 November 2019

Martin Gelter

Aurelio Gurrea Martínez

Technology, Private Companies and Human Rights: Why The Current International Legal Framework Isn’t Enough

Today’s new and emerging digital technologies pose unique and unprecedented challenges to human rights. At the turn of the century, it would have been difficult to imagine the invasive capacity...

19 November 2019

Monika Zalnieriute

The Israeli Framework for the Assessment of Legal Research: A Possible Alternative/Supplement to REF?

Evaluating academic research output is a never-ending challenge. Such evaluation is an integral part of internal hiring, promotion, and tenure procedures, and of external funding decisions and institutional rankings. The...

9 August 2019

Ronen Perry

Shareholder stewardship: A case of (re)-embedding the institutional investors and the corporation?

Institutional investors (that is, mutual funds, managed investment trusts, insurance companies, pension funds and alternative collective investment vehicles) steadily grow their share of publicly traded stock in the world’s most...

27 June 2019

Dionysia Katelouzou

AI and Central Banks—Speeding Ahead within Legal Guardrails

New Book on Tort Litigation against Transnational Corporations

Applicable Standard of Review for Vacation of Emergency Arbitral Awards

GCGC/ECGI Global Webinar Series - How to Rescue Startups During the Pandemic

Who Pays for AI Injury?

Corporate Power and Legitimacy in the Post-Covid-19 Age: A Model of Sovereign Control

Addressing the Auditor Independence Puzzle: Regulatory Models and Proposal for Reform

Technology, Private Companies and Human Rights: Why The Current International Legal Framework Isn’t Enough

The Israeli Framework for the Assessment of Legal Research: A Possible Alternative/Supplement to REF?

Shareholder stewardship: A case of (re)-embedding the institutional investors and the corporation?

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