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Theorising Illegal Rural Enterprise: Is everyone at it? [PDF]
Illegal entrepreneurship in the rural is under researched and scrutinised, yet it occupies a distinctive space in entrepreneurship practice in terms of how it is construed and how it is enacted. This is a theoretical paper which provides a conceptual framework for defining ‘ideal types’ of illegal rural enterprise activity in order to better frame the ...
Gerard McElwee +2 more
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Corruption within the Illegal Wildlife Trade: A Symbiotic and Antithetical Enterprise [PDF]
This study focuses on the role of corruption in facilitating the illegal wildlife trade. This research attempts to contribute to the literature by disentangling the existence, influence and nested nature of corruption within the illegal wildlife trade based on ethnographic fieldwork conducted in China, Morocco, Russia and Uganda.
Daan van Uhm, William D. Moreto
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Preventing Illegal Enterprise in the Norwegian Fisheries Industry [PDF]
Abstract Unreported fishing in Norwegian cod fisheries has been a concern for years. The scope is unknown, but it is a recognised challenge that unregistered fish are being added to the legal supply. Despite strict regulations, prevention is complex, and ample opportunities exist for misreporting.
Marianne Svorken +2 more
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Illegal Logging by Asian-Owned Enterprises in Guyana, South America
This briefing paper is organised with the following sections: 1. FDI arrangements for investment, milling, training, proportion of foreign staff 2. Unregistered and unapproved changes in ownership structure of the Asian companies/trading of logging concessions 3. Illegal renting and managerial control by Asian of locally-owned concessions 4.
Janette Bulkan, John Palmer
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Supervision and legal control of illegal marketing in medical and health care enterprises
Enterprise as a for-profit economic organization aim at profits anytime. Sale is an indispensable step in capital appreciation, and management at the level of transaction cycle is paid attention to. Under the background of the increasingly fierce competition in the pharmaceutical industry, a large number of problems have emerged in the circulation of ...
Qiong Sun +3 more
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In order to ensure sustainable development of economy and national security, which includes economic security, it is crucial to create corresponding protection instruments and support the unhindered legitimate operation of economic entities. To prevent infringements upon their rights, such as illegal takeovers and seizures of enterprises, organizations,
Serhii Tiulieniev
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Standard of Care, Proximity and Joint Illegal Enterprise (Gala v. Preston and the Joy-Rider)
In Gala v. Preston the High Court considered for only the fourth time the question whether a plaintiffs and a defendant's joint involvement in an illegal activity will negate any duty of care the defendant would otherwise owe the plaintiff.
Frances McGlone
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THE DEFENCE OF JOINT ILLEGAL ENTERPRISE
In Smith v Jenkins (‘Smith’),1 the High Court recognised a defence of joint illegal enterprise to liability in the tort of negligence. It affirmed the existence of this defence in a series of cases, the most recent and important of which is Gala v Preston (‘Gala’).2 The correctness of this line of authority, which has proved highly influential in ...
James Goudkamp
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Study on the Impact of National Audit on Illegal Tax Avoidance Behavior of Enterprises
Since the conception of the state, taxation has played an important and irreplaceable role in the economic structure of the country and is the main source of its general revenue. With a sound tax system, the state can continuously activate the engine of social and economic development. However, since the introduction of the tax system, many tax-related
Tumarisi Abasi
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