This paper explores the possibility of a disclosurite system, “Deep Consumer Information”, which does not mandate, but nevertheless compels companies, due to market forces, to disclose information about the ethicality of their products.

Professor Mark Feldman was invited to give a presentation titled “Investment Arbitration: Obligations, Interpretation and Practice”.

The webinar was organized by the Department of Management Studies at the Salesian College’s Siliguri Campus and was in collaboration with the IQAC.

Nanyan Observer posted an article about Legal Frontiers, the new STL podcast conceived of and hosted by Professor Stephen Minas.

The Thorns Beauty initiative was developed to be a regular seminar in the future with the aim of attracting more legal scholars to comment on the cases reviewed.

This book is a collective project of leading corporate law scholars in the world.

Tim Lince writes: “It is a bold proposal that would require a major shift in how IGOs are protected. Time will tell whether Friedmann’s vision will be realised.”

As a response to his newly procured position, Neos Kosmos interviewed Professor Minas about his career path.

The chapter describes the opposing and strengthening forces that influence Intermediary Liability regulation in the People’s Republic of China.