Matilde Romagnoli | International Policy Review

21 Jul Imported Emissions, Exported Responsibility: Can the ICJ Advisory Opinion Close Europe’s Climate Accountability Gap?

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Kalina Stefanova IE International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 30-39) ...

21 Jul Divided by Degrees: The North–South Climate Conundrum

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Sanjay Reghulal International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE (Page 15-29) ...

21 Jul Precedents and Pressure: What Previous ICJ Opinions Can Teach Us about Accountability in the Climate Field

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Marie-Louise Palumbo IE International Policy Review x World’s Youth for Climate Justice July 2025 READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ...

08 Jul Challenging or Aligning the Outer Space Treaty? A comparative Analysis of American and Luxembourgian Space Mining

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Victoria Luque García E-mail: vluque.ieu2021@student.ie.edu Abstract As private companies race to mine celestial bodies, national laws in the U.S. and Luxembourg have “legalised: resource extraction testing the Outer Space Treaty’s ban on appropriation. This article examines whether these laws align with or undermine international space law, revealing a...

07 Jul Private Equity: a comparative equity between the European and U.S legal framework

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Mariasole Beatrice Milani mail: mariasole.milani@studbocconi.it Abstract Private equity (PE) markets have witnessed rapid growth over the past two decades, playing a pivotal role in corporate finance, innovation, and economic restructuring. Private equity refers to highly leveraged merger and acquisition activity aimed at alternative assets with the involvement of...

01 Jul Implications of the 2024-2025 Cryptocurrency Bull Run on Global Monetary Policies

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Mohamed Omar Ata Daoud Nazer IE School of Economics, Politics & Global Affairs, IE University, Madrid, Spain E-mail: mnazer.ieu2022@student.ie.edu Abstract The recent surge in cryptocurrency popularity is undoubtedly one of the most talked-about subjects in today’s economy, with the crypto market capitalization exceeding $3 trillion. This would trigger central...

01 Jul The Future of Investment Banking: Assessing the Economic Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Decision-making

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Carlo Brooks IE University E-mail: crbrooks.ieu2024@student.ie.edu Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping investment banking (IB), driving advancements in risk assessment, algorithmic trading, and client engagement. Its integration has significantly enhanced operational efficiency and data analysis, reducing decision-making time across firms. However, the growing economic and operational reliance on...

01 Jul Assessing HHI’s Predictive Power: The Impact of M&A in Debt Pricing, Profitability and Solvency in the European Banking Sector

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Luis Lagares IE University E-mail: llagares.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This study investigates the relationship between banking concentration (measured through HHI variation) and key financial indicators in the European financial system—borrowing costs, profitability, and solvency. The current paper has used a country-by-country approach for determining whether M&As are spurring stability and efficiency...

01 Jul The Real Cost of Lithium: What is Fueling the Widespread Resistance to Rio Tinto Mines in Serbia?

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Milica Blagojević IE School of Economics, Politics and Global Affairs IE University, Madrid, Spain E-mail: mblagojevic.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper examines the polarising Jadar lithium mining project in W estern Serbia, proposed by the multinational company Rio Tinto. Three main pain points of the project are explored: the environmental, economic and...

01 Jul What Could Be the Socio-Economic Repercussions in the Face of the Decline in Women’s Rights?

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Paulina Torres Méndez IE School of Economics, Politics & Global Affairs, IE University, Madrid, Spain E-mail: ptorresm.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract The paper finds a notable level of regression in the protections and institutions for upholding women’ s rights can be appreciated in recent years across both developing and developed nations due...