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01 Jul Japan’s Anti-Monopoly Act and South Korea’s Monopoly Regulation and Fair Trade Act Effectiveness in reinforcing fair trade within digital markets

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Hiroka Watanabe Yasui IE University, Segovia, Spain Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor in International Relations Email: hwatanabe.ieu2024@student.ie.edu Abstract As digital markets become more predominant in the world economy, policymakers have become increasingly interested in being able to target and tackle challenges that become obstacles to the promotion of free and...

01 Jul Patentability of pharmaceutical products: a boost for innovation or a risk for the consumer?

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Guya Scaringi E-mail: guya.scaringi@studbocconi.it Abstract In a world where innovation is in constant growth, the pharmaceutical industry continues to be the leading one. The unceasing need for up-to-date drugs or technologies to cure old and new diseases is the reason why this sector needs an unbelievable amount of...

01 Jul Out Of Time: Why Competition Enforcers And Policymakers meet to rethink Antitrust frameworks.

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Gabriele Colella Integrated Master’s of Arts in Law, Bocconi University, Milan. E-mail: gabriele.colella@studbocconi.it Abstract The rapid evolution of the digital economy, particularly within the social media sector, has called traditional antitrust frameworks into question. Central to this transformation is the role of data collection and retention practices as crucial...

01 Jul Private Enforcement of Competition Law: Legal Principles, Procedural Complexities, and the Tensions between EU Harmonisation and National Autonomy

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Francesco Saverio Sagliocco Law School, Università Commerciale L. Bocconi, Milan, Italy E-mail: francesco.sagliocco@studbocconi.it Abstract The enforcement of competition law is not solely a matter for public authorities. Private parties, whether individuals or companies, must also be able to respond when anticompetitive conduct causes them harm. In such cases, the...

30 Jun Deep Sea Mining: How does it work, and who benefits from it?

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Carlos Hinchado Jiménez IE IPR, IE University, Madrid, Spain E-mail: chinchado.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This article reviews the main regulations that states need to follow in the environment of international law while it also explains why nations need to collaborate with global entities such as ISA that work as a mediator...

30 Jun Comparative Analysis of U.S. and Italian (EU) Regulations on Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) Under FRAND Obligation

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Carlo Matarazzo Law, Bocconi University, Milano, Italy E-mail: carlo.matarazzo@studbocconi.it Abstract When approaching Intellectual Property, some of the most important concepts are the regulation of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) and FRAND licensing obligations. In this paper, the fundamental concepts connected to these topics are going to be showcased and explained,...

30 Jun Corporate governance and board accountability in multinational corporations: a comparative analysis of the U.S and the U.K./EU

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Alexia Rossi Law, Bocconi University, Milano, Italy E-mail: alexia.rossi@studbocconi.it Abstract This paper focuses on the effect that corporate governance regulations have on the accountability of multinational corporation (MNC) board members. To assess the different corporate governance regulations and enforcement mechanisms in the United States and the United Kingdom/European Union,...

30 Jun Are Workplace Mental Health Policies Truly Reducing Employee Burnout? A Global Policy Analysis

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Eleonora Zuares School of Politics, Economics and Global Affairs, IE University, Madrid, Spain. Bachelor’s in International Relations. E-mail: ezuares.ieu2021@student.ie.edu. Abstract Workplace burnout has surged across industries over the past decade, becoming a critical global issue. In response, governments and corporations have implemented various policies to address the crisis, ranging from...

30 Jun Hidden Cost of Food Protectionism: Export Banks, Stockpiling, and the Roadblock to SDG 2

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Dominika Wiater Law School, IE University, Madrid, Spain. Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics, Law and Economics. E-mail: dwiater.ieu2021@student.ie.edu. Abstract A troubling paradox has emerged in a world striving for zero hunger: countries trying to protect their own food supplies are inadvertently starving millions elsewhere. This paper examines how food protectionism, export...

30 Jun Pro-Natal Pro Equality: Demographic Disparities Addressed Through SDG 5

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Celeste Wang SciencesPo Paris, Reims Campus, France. Foreign Affairs. E-mail: celeste.wang@sciencepo.fr. Abstract In the UN Secretary General’s report on progress made towards enhancing gender equality in 2016, significant accomplishments including increased access to education and reduced child marriage rates were reported. Through empirical research and policy analysis, we can determine...