Regulation

The UK is facing a growing challenge with the accumulation of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), which poses significant environmental and social issues. A recent article published in Frontiers in Sustainability by lead author Danielle

A recent study published in the Journal of World Economy examines the growing institutionalization of the social economy and its vital role in tackling global challenges, particularly during crises. Led by Belén Català Estada, the research highlights

A recent study conducted by Romindo M Pasaribu from the Faculty of Economics and Business at HKBP Nommensen University and Politeknik Wilmar Business Indonesia in Medan, Indonesia, sheds light on the factors influencing students’ entrepreneurial inte

A recent article by Irene Rovira Ferrer, published in the ‘Basque Journal of Public Administration’, delves into the complexities of the Inheritance and Gift Tax in Spain, particularly focusing on its unique application in the Basque Country and the

A recent article published in ‘Legal Horizons’ by Zarifa Mammadova from Baku State University sheds light on the critical role of administrative law and its proceedings in managing state activities. Administrative law is a unique branch that focuses

Recent advancements in genetics are transforming healthcare, but they also raise significant ethical and legal challenges that need urgent attention. A new article by Parvina Fazail Ismayilova from Baku State University, published in “Legal Horizons,

A recent study published in “Legal Horizons” sheds light on the legal aspects of sambo, a martial art and combat sport, emphasizing the importance of effective regulation in the rapidly evolving field of sports. Conducted by Assan Zholdasbay from the

A recent study led by Ziyi Guo from the Department of Earth System Science at Tsinghua University has shed light on how urban ecosystem services (UESs) are perceived differently across various neighborhoods in Beijing, China. This research, published