Regulation

A recent study published in the journal ‘DiH’ explores the intersection of Indonesia’s foundational philosophy, Pancasila, and the legal framework known as reflexive law, particularly in the context of regulating the populist economy. Conducted by Wa

A recent study led by Rizki Zakariya from Universitas Indonesia highlights the pressing need for improved trademark registration policies for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Indonesia. Published in ‘DiH’, the research reveals that onl

In the digital age, e-commerce platforms have become integral to everyday transactions, but concerns are mounting over how these platforms handle personal data. A recent article published in ‘Digital Law’ by Dinda Silviana Putri from Universitas Sura

A recent study published in the “Law and Society Students’ Journal” sheds light on the perceptions of university law students regarding Bangladesh’s proposed regulation of over-the-top (OTT) content. Conducted by Md Tahmid Hasan from the University o

Recent advancements in DNA damage detection could have significant implications for various sectors, including energy. A study led by Shitong Zhong from the MOE Key Laboratory of Biosystems Homeostasis & Protection at Zhejiang University has introduc

Lilian Tsourdi, a prominent figure in migration law from Maastricht University, recently discussed the complexities surrounding the Dublin Regulation in an interview published in ‘Constitutional Blog’. Her insights raise critical questions about the

Recent research published in the Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being sheds light on the critical relationship between trauma-impacted youth and law enforcement, emphasizing the need for a shift towards trauma-responsive policing. Led by Tebeje

A recent study published in the journal “JMIR Serious Games” has shed light on the complex relationship between internet gaming disorder (IGD), online gambling disorder (OGD), and the problematic use of loot boxes (PU-LB). Conducted by lead author Jo

Recent research published in the journal Water has shed light on the critical link between water vulnerability and corporate sustainability, particularly concerning capital costs. Led by Liyuan Zheng from the School of Business at Hohai University in

Recent research has shed light on the invasive success of the North American signal crayfish, *Pacifastacus leniusculus*, a species that has become a significant concern in European waters. Led by Aldona Dobrzycka-Krahel from the Business Faculty at