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The metaverse of violence. [PDF]

Front Sociol
Pascali M.
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Digital Sovereignty and the EU's Identity Between Technological Innovation and European Values

JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, EarlyView.
Abstract The debate around ‘digital sovereignty’ identifies tensions rooted in the disparity between the EU's considerable economic and regulatory power in digital matters and its limited mandate and capabilities in foreign policy. Artificial intelligence (AI) is considered a strategic industry in Europe and abroad.
Paola Coletti, Cecilia Ducci, Francesco Niccolò Moro   +2 more
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Predatory rentierism in irregular migration: how debts, threats, and rackets shape lives on the move. [PDF]

J Ethn Migr Stud
Bennouna C.
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The impact of directors' information technology experience on the financing constraints of internet start-ups-Data mining with python on the China's New OTC market. [PDF]

PLoS One
Xu H, Wang S, Wang J, Liu X, Chi K.
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The role of the right to life in respect of deaths caused by negligence in the healthcare context. [PDF]

Med Law Rev
Wicks E.
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Governance of food safety in China's pre-made dishes industry: legal reforms, policy strategies, and international perspectives. [PDF]

Front Nutr
Tang S, Yang Y, Li Z.
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Corporate Criminal Liability in the Netherlands

Ius Gentium, 2011
This report will provide a brief overview of the concept of corporate criminal liability in the Netherlands. Following a description of the historic development of this concept, attention will be paid to the substantive law regarding corporate liability – including the concept of secondary liability and defenses – and to specific rules for the trial ...
Keulen, B.F., Gritter, E.
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Regulating Corporate Criminal Liability

, 2014
Part I - Regulatory options in corporate criminal liability.- Part II - Models in attributing criminal liability to corporations.- Part III - Corporate crimes - corruption, money laundering and beyond.- Part IV - Corporate criminal procedure and criminal compliance.- Part V - Transnational enforcement of corporate criminal liability.- Part VI ...
Espinoza de los Monteros de la Parra, Manuel,, Tiedemann, Klaus,, Vogel, Joachim,, Brodowski, Dominik,   +3 more
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Corporate Criminal Liability

Ius Gentium, 2011
The risks associated with industrialization and the challenges of globalization have prompted lawmakers of both the civil and common law traditions in Europe and the Americas to impose criminal or quasi-criminal sanctions on corporate wrongdoers. Three models to enable findings of corporate guilt have emerged.
Pieth, Mark, Ivory, Radha
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Corporate Criminal Liability

, 2017
This entry reviews the literature on corporate criminal liability. It first describes the different forms of corporate liability and then discusses the optimal structure of corporate sanctions to deter crimes. The distinction between civil and criminal corporate liability is addressed, and a brief discussion of the corporate criminal enforcement in the
Polidori Paolo, Teobaldelli Desiree
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