ABSTRACT The unanimous advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) responds to inquiries concerning State obligations to address climate change posed by...
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ABSTRACT The unanimous advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) responds to inquiries concerning State obligations to address climate change posed by...
Read ArticleABSTRACT The paper focuses on the Senegambia region (The Gambia and Senegal), which shares the same socio-cultural and religious identity, although separated...
Read ArticleABSTRACT No Vietnamese companies studied within our samples have registered a net-zero target with the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi). In general, this paper explores...
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ABSTRACT Iran has returned to the news with the world’s attention focused on Russia and Ukraine. Often the odd-man-out, Iran is not only scorned by
1. Background The late 1980s and early 1990s are described as a period of adjusting for the developing world, due to the widespread economic reforms.
ABSTRACT Conflict resolution experts worldwide have wrestled with whether mediation is an alternative form of dispute resolution or the frontrunner. This dissertation negates the notion
ABSTRACT International taxation has been at the forefront of concern for many developing states, given the significant amount of revenues that are not collected due