Researchers are making significant strides in the development of metal-free porous organic polymers (POPs) that could revolutionize the way we address climate change by converting carbon dioxide (CO2) into renewable fuels. A recent study led by Ranji
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Recent advancements in remote sensing technology have opened new avenues for accurately assessing forest parameters, particularly through the use of L-band Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR). A comprehensive review published in the journal ‘Plants’ by le
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A recent study by Josep Ramon Fuentes i Gasó, published in the Basque Journal of Public Administration, delves into the implications of the European Directive 2010/75/EU on industrial emissions and its influence on environmental inspection regulation
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Administrative simplification is emerging as a crucial aspect of modernizing Administrative Law, and a recent study by Manuela Mora Ruiz sheds light on how Portugal is leading the way in this area. Published in the “Basque Journal of Public Administr
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A recent study by Zoran Kalinić from the University of Kragujevac’s Faculty of Economics sheds light on the current landscape of cross-border e-commerce within the European Union. Despite significant advancements in electronic commerce, the EU still
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A recent study led by Annisa Rizki Ananda from the Master Program in Tourism at Udayana University highlights the potential of the Pacu Jalur event as a cultural tourism attraction in Kuantan Singingi Regency, Riau Province. Published in the Asian Jo
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Recent research published in the Prophetic Law Review by Aris Rahmat Juliannoor, a master’s student in law at Universitas Islam Indonesia, sheds light on the complex relationship between international trade laws and the technological advancements in
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A recent study published in the Prophetic Law Review sheds light on the complexities and challenges surrounding interreligious marriage in Indonesia. Conducted by Andra Noormansyah, a student from the International Program at the Faculty of Law, Univ
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Recent research published in the “Prophetic Law Review” by Jihyun Park, a lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Youngsan University in South Korea, highlights the critical need for a robust immigration data protection law in Indonesia, particularly in the
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Recent research published in the Prophetic Law Review sheds light on the complexities surrounding Sharia Banking Agreements and Deeds Granting Mortgage, particularly in the context of legal authority and burden of proof. The study, led by Sri Widodo,
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