Endogenous, Exogenous and Existential Risk - New Global Solutions
Financial markets are complex adaptive systems with society being made up of multiple layers of interconnected and overlapping systems.
The International Lawyer
Volume 55, Issue 1
Articles
Governing the Purpose of Investment Management: How the 'Stewardship' Norm is Being (Re)Developed in the UK and EU
Since the development of the UK Stewardship Code in 2010, the practice of institutional shareholder engagement has become “normified" for investment management conduct in the UK and globally.
Eiser Infrastructure Ltd v Kingdom of Spain: The ICSID Convention, Sovereign Immunity, and Federal Court of Australia Dealing with a Supposed "Zombie Judgment"
This extended case note underscores a perplexing contemporary issue of public international law as it interacts or intersects with international arbitration law.
China's Sanctions and Rule of Law: How to Respond When China Targets Lawyers
The People's Republic of China (PRC) has begun to use sanctions against people who speak out against its policies.