LAW & POLICY
This chapter examines global issues through a legal lens, utilizing case law and comparing multiple jurisdictions to analyse modern challenges using one of the oldest tools available: the law.
If you’re a law student or someone who values precision, attention to detail, and enjoys comparing how different countries address the same issues, this is the right chapter for you.
JOURNAL 6 ISSUE 2
AI in Healthcare: Legal Challenges Ahead
Fabio Conigliaro Keywords: healthcare, liability, consent Find the PDF version here.
26 January, 2025
Watchers in the Dark: an overview of State security policies in the age of AI
Iacopo Brini Keywords: AI, State Security, Surveillance Find the PDF here.
26 January, 2025
Coercion in the Digital Sphere: Sextortion and the Need for Comprehensive Cross-Border Cybercrime Legislation
Nikola Pantelić Keywords: sextortion, cybercrime, exploitation, Jordan D’s Law, The King v. McCartney [2024], international justiceFind the PDF version here.
27 January, 2025
How Do the UK and China Regulate the Use of Facial Recognition Software in Public Surveillance Systems, and What Are the Ethical and Legal Implications of Their Differing Approaches To Transparency, Privacy Protection, and State Control?
Nathalie Sofia Cooper Find PDF version here.
27 January, 2025
How do the European Union’s GDPR and China’s PIPL regulate cross-border data flows?
The growing prominence of digitalisation has made data privacy law a critical point for cross-border data flow regulation. This paper will present a comparative analysis of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and China’s Personal Information P
27 January, 2025
Competition in the Digital World: How the EU and the US Are Addressing New Challenges
The paper discusses EU and US regulations of competition focusing on significant legal frameworks that have shaped behaviors in the market and challenges originating from digital markets. It investigates the EU Competition Law, especially Articles 101 and 102 of the Tre
27 January, 2025
An Ever-Evolving Global Challenge
Alessandro Tarducci Keywords: Integrity, Innovation, Responsability Find PDF version here.
27 January, 2025
Space Law: History, Problems and Opportunities
Carlo Matarazzo Find PDF here.
27 January, 2025
Comparative Analysis of U.S. and Italian (EU) Regulations on Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) Under FRAND Obligation
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
30 June, 2025
Deep Sea Mining: How does it work, and who benefits from it?
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 collabo
30 June, 2025
Private Enforcement of Competition Law: Legal Principles, Procedural Complexities, and the Tensions between EU Harmonisation and National Autonomy
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 companie
01 July, 2025
Out Of Time: Why Competition Enforcers And Policymakers meet to rethink Antitrust frameworks.
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 que
01 July, 2025
Patentability of pharmaceutical products: a boost for innovation or a risk for the consumer?
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
01 July, 2025
Japan’s Anti-Monopoly Act and South Korea’s Monopoly Regulation and Fair Trade Act Effectiveness in reinforcing fair trade within digital markets
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 intereste
01 July, 2025
The US and EU’s Approach to Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in Competition Law: How Can We Balance protection of Domestic Markets and International comity?
Isabel Rontomé Fernández E-mail: irontome.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper will compare the methods which the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) utilise to apply their competition law extraterritorially. Through examination, we can observe that the
01 July, 2025
A comparative analysis of the intersection of Antitrust and intellectual property law in the EU and US: possibility for harmonisation?
James Robert Dosio Bocconi University, Milan, Italy E-mail: james.dosio@studbocconi.it Abstract This paper aims to analyse in a comparative framework the approaches of the United States and the European Union to the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property la
01 July, 2025
DMA: Consumer Protection & EU Digital Sovereignty
Klaudia Maria Kupidura Bachelor in Laws International Policy Review IE University, Madrid, Spain Email: kkupidura.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract Any regulatory mechanism that addresses fast developing industries poses a question as to whether it is a genuine regulatory
01 July, 2025
Antitrust and M&A: A Comparative Analysis of Control and Transparency between Italy and the U.S.
Matteo Biasetti E-mail: matteo.biasetti@studbocconi.it Abstract In recent years, the importance of merger control and antitrust law has grown significantly, making it essential to understand how both European and American legal systems operate in these areas. This paper
01 July, 2025
VBER dispositions and interpretations: how luxury brands safeguard exclusivity in the EU market arena
Victoria Wilk E-mail: victoria.wilk@studbocconi.it Abstract In the curated world of luxury, exclusivity is not merely a market position, it’s the projection of a meticulously crafted strategy towards consumers. In a tightly woven regulatory tapestry as the one elaborate
01 July, 2025
The Impact of EU Legislation on Consumer Protection in Competition Law: A comparative analysis of Amazon’s Market Dominance in Pre-Brexit UK and Post-Brexit UK
Carlotta Bagnoli E-mail: carlotta.bagnoli@studbocconi.it Abstract This paper examines how European law affects consumer protection in competition law. The analysis is carried out through a comparison between pre-Brexit legal context and post-Brexit one, considering the
01 July, 2025
Debt Sustainability in Infrastructure Development: A Legal and Comparative Analysis of the World Bank and China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Aidan Owen Nagle Law and Policy Society, NYU Shanghai, Shanghai, China B.A. Political Economy, B.A. Global China Studies E-mail: aon2013@nyu.edu Abstract This paper explores the interaction between the World Bank’s legal frameworks for debt sustainability and Chinese in
01 July, 2025
The Implementation of the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) in Latin America: Revealing Enduring Colonial Legacies in International Legal Frameworks
Denisse Alessandra Rojas Fernandez (NYU writer) Abstract In 2014, the Canadian mining company Bear Creek filed a 522 million dollar lawsuit against Peru for allegedly violating the bilateral treaty’s Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) clause. The firm accused Peru
01 July, 2025
Comparing refugee law protection in Europe and Latin America
Francisco Jose Jeldres Calderón E-mail: fjeldres.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This comparative paper examines the effectiveness of the European Court of Human Rights and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in enforcing the core refugee principle of non-refouleme
01 July, 2025
Counterterrorism and Human Rights: Comparing France and the UK in Their application of UNSC Resolution 1373
Gabriela Vázquez-Guillén Bachelor in Law and International Relations E-mail: gvazquezguil.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This article examines how France and the United Kingdom differ in their application of the United NationsSecurity Council Resolution 1373 (UNSCR 137
01 July, 2025
Ethics regarding Pronatalist Logic and Policies in France and South Korea
Ina Lee Law and Policy Society at NYU Shanghai Bachelor in Social Sciences (International Relations) and Humanities (Philosophy) E-mail: ina.lee@nyu.edu Abstract This paper aims to raise ethical questions regarding pronatalist logic and policies by drawing comparisons o
01 July, 2025
Comparative Analysis of Greece and Italy’s Migration Policies: Compliance with the Principle of Non-Refoulment under International Law
Gülnur Yolcu Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Masters in European Studies, Law and Economics E-mail: yolcu.2116992@studenti.uniroma1.it Abstract This article examines the extent to which Greece and Italy comply with the principle of non refoulement in their migration
01 July, 2025
The Corporation in Broader Anglo-American Jurisprudence: How applying theories of the Corporations suggests Universal Failure
Kyler Matthew Reyes School of Politics, Economics, and Global Affairs, IE University Bachelor in Philosophy, Politics, Law, and Economics E-mail: kreyes.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract The application of corporation theory in Anglo-American postcolonial common law syste
01 July, 2025
Gentrification and Housing Rights: A Legal Analysis of Mexico and Costa Rica under Article 11 of the ICESCR
Maripaz Sandoval Cascante Law and Policy Society at NYU Shanghai Bachelor in Social Sciences (International Relations) and Interactive Media and Business Email: ms14569@nyu.edu Abstract This paper examines gentrification in the context of Mexico and Costa Rica, where th
01 July, 2025
Principle of Universal Jurisdiction: Canada and Germany’s cases under the microscope
Matteo Luca Locoratolo E-mail: mlocoratolo.ieu2024@student.ie.edu Abstract The term ‘’universal jurisdiction’’ refers to the principle where a national court can prosecute individuals for serious crimes recognised in international criminal law, even if the offender is n
01 July, 2025
America First, Space Second
Nadezda Kravchuk, E-mail: nkravchuk.ieu2021@student.ie.edu Abstract This article will propose different ways of how the reelection of Donald T rump can influence the space governance framework. By looking at his previous decisions and statements, we can make assumptions
01 July, 2025
Obsolete Frameworks of Traditional Failed State theory: Legal institutions and the Palestinian Genocide
Nur Aksamija Social Science, New York University, Shanghai, China E-mail: na3333@nyu.edu Abstract Traditional failed state theory examines internal institutional collapse; while political theorists have long begun critiquing this approach, often conversations of reactio
01 July, 2025
Kalanke’s Legacy: What is the future of EU law on gender equality in the workplace?
Aoife Doheny School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Email: dohenyao@tcd.ie Abstract Kalanke v Freie Hansestadt Bremen was a turning point in European Union law on gender equality in the workplace. The CJEU’s judgment set a precedent for requiring strict interpre
01 July, 2025
From Ireland to Hungary: Transgender Rights are Treated as a Goal rather than a Requirement
Ella Cunningham Trinity College Dublin, Law, 2026 E-mail: ecunnin3@tcd.ie Abstract This article seeks to evaluate the variation of the protection of trans rights within the European Union. This is done by evaluating the position of trans individuals in the Irish and Hun
01 July, 2025
The Future of the European Union: Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Trump 2.0 World Order
Madailein Watters Law and Political Science, T rinity College Dublin, Dublin Ireland E-mail: watterma@tcd.ie Abstract The election of Donald T rump has caused political panic around the globe. It is clear T rump rejects all forms of multilateralism and globalism – but b
01 July, 2025
What can Italy and Malta’s extent of compliance with EU equality principles and the EU’s legal framework concerning their implementation of anti-LGBTQ+ hate crime and hate speech legislation be attributed to?
Paulette Freixas Rey IE University, PPLE, 2028 E-mail: pfreixas.ieu2024@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper examines the extent of compliance with EU equality principles and legal frameworks concerning LGBTQ+ hate speech and hate crime legislation in Malta and Italy, hig
01 July, 2025
Consumer Protection in Buy Now, Pay Later
Julia Tomasiak School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland E-mail: tomasiak.julia@gmail.com Abstract Buy Now Pay Later is a financial product that has revolutionised the financial services market, particularly for a retail consumer. This article will look at BNPL pro
01 July, 2025
Achieving Migration Efficiency in the EU
Maria Luiza Hadi El Awar IE University, Law and International Relations, 2028 E-mail: mawar.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper examines the European Union’s approach to migration management, analysing the ineffectiveness of existing policies. It follows the stru
01 July, 2025
Private Equity: a comparative equity between the European and U.S legal framework
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 high
07 July, 2025
AI in Healthcare: Legal Challenges Ahead
Fabio Conigliaro Keywords: healthcare, liability, consent Find the PDF version here.
26 January, 2025Watchers in the Dark: an overview of State security policies in the age of AI
Iacopo Brini Keywords: AI, State Security, Surveillance Find the PDF here.
26 January, 2025Coercion in the Digital Sphere: Sextortion and the Need for Comprehensive Cross-Border Cybercrime Legislation
Nikola Pantelić Keywords: sextortion, cybercrime, exploitation, Jordan D’s Law, The King v. McCartney [2024], international justiceFind the PDF version here.
27 January, 2025How Do the UK and China Regulate the Use of Facial Recognition Software in Public Surveillance Systems, and What Are the Ethical and Legal Implications of Their Differing Approaches To Transparency, Privacy Protection, and State Control?
Nathalie Sofia Cooper Find PDF version here.
27 January, 2025How do the European Union’s GDPR and China’s PIPL regulate cross-border data flows?
The growing prominence of digitalisation has made data privacy law a critical point for cross-border data flow regulation. This paper will present a comparative analysis of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and China’s Personal Information P
27 January, 2025Competition in the Digital World: How the EU and the US Are Addressing New Challenges
The paper discusses EU and US regulations of competition focusing on significant legal frameworks that have shaped behaviors in the market and challenges originating from digital markets. It investigates the EU Competition Law, especially Articles 101 and 102 of the Tre
27 January, 2025An Ever-Evolving Global Challenge
Alessandro Tarducci Keywords: Integrity, Innovation, Responsability Find PDF version here.
27 January, 2025Space Law: History, Problems and Opportunities
Carlo Matarazzo Find PDF here.
27 January, 2025Comparative Analysis of U.S. and Italian (EU) Regulations on Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) Under FRAND Obligation
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
30 June, 2025Deep Sea Mining: How does it work, and who benefits from it?
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 collabo
30 June, 2025Private Enforcement of Competition Law: Legal Principles, Procedural Complexities, and the Tensions between EU Harmonisation and National Autonomy
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 companie
01 July, 2025Out Of Time: Why Competition Enforcers And Policymakers meet to rethink Antitrust frameworks.
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 que
01 July, 2025Patentability of pharmaceutical products: a boost for innovation or a risk for the consumer?
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
01 July, 2025Japan’s Anti-Monopoly Act and South Korea’s Monopoly Regulation and Fair Trade Act Effectiveness in reinforcing fair trade within digital markets
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 intereste
01 July, 2025The US and EU’s Approach to Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in Competition Law: How Can We Balance protection of Domestic Markets and International comity?
Isabel Rontomé Fernández E-mail: irontome.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper will compare the methods which the United States (US) and the European Union (EU) utilise to apply their competition law extraterritorially. Through examination, we can observe that the
01 July, 2025A comparative analysis of the intersection of Antitrust and intellectual property law in the EU and US: possibility for harmonisation?
James Robert Dosio Bocconi University, Milan, Italy E-mail: james.dosio@studbocconi.it Abstract This paper aims to analyse in a comparative framework the approaches of the United States and the European Union to the intersection of antitrust and intellectual property la
01 July, 2025DMA: Consumer Protection & EU Digital Sovereignty
Klaudia Maria Kupidura Bachelor in Laws International Policy Review IE University, Madrid, Spain Email: kkupidura.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract Any regulatory mechanism that addresses fast developing industries poses a question as to whether it is a genuine regulatory
01 July, 2025Antitrust and M&A: A Comparative Analysis of Control and Transparency between Italy and the U.S.
Matteo Biasetti E-mail: matteo.biasetti@studbocconi.it Abstract In recent years, the importance of merger control and antitrust law has grown significantly, making it essential to understand how both European and American legal systems operate in these areas. This paper
01 July, 2025VBER dispositions and interpretations: how luxury brands safeguard exclusivity in the EU market arena
Victoria Wilk E-mail: victoria.wilk@studbocconi.it Abstract In the curated world of luxury, exclusivity is not merely a market position, it’s the projection of a meticulously crafted strategy towards consumers. In a tightly woven regulatory tapestry as the one elaborate
01 July, 2025The Impact of EU Legislation on Consumer Protection in Competition Law: A comparative analysis of Amazon’s Market Dominance in Pre-Brexit UK and Post-Brexit UK
Carlotta Bagnoli E-mail: carlotta.bagnoli@studbocconi.it Abstract This paper examines how European law affects consumer protection in competition law. The analysis is carried out through a comparison between pre-Brexit legal context and post-Brexit one, considering the
01 July, 2025Debt Sustainability in Infrastructure Development: A Legal and Comparative Analysis of the World Bank and China’s Belt and Road Initiative
Aidan Owen Nagle Law and Policy Society, NYU Shanghai, Shanghai, China B.A. Political Economy, B.A. Global China Studies E-mail: aon2013@nyu.edu Abstract This paper explores the interaction between the World Bank’s legal frameworks for debt sustainability and Chinese in
01 July, 2025The Implementation of the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) in Latin America: Revealing Enduring Colonial Legacies in International Legal Frameworks
Denisse Alessandra Rojas Fernandez (NYU writer) Abstract In 2014, the Canadian mining company Bear Creek filed a 522 million dollar lawsuit against Peru for allegedly violating the bilateral treaty’s Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) clause. The firm accused Peru
01 July, 2025Comparing refugee law protection in Europe and Latin America
Francisco Jose Jeldres Calderón E-mail: fjeldres.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This comparative paper examines the effectiveness of the European Court of Human Rights and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in enforcing the core refugee principle of non-refouleme
01 July, 2025Counterterrorism and Human Rights: Comparing France and the UK in Their application of UNSC Resolution 1373
Gabriela Vázquez-Guillén Bachelor in Law and International Relations E-mail: gvazquezguil.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This article examines how France and the United Kingdom differ in their application of the United NationsSecurity Council Resolution 1373 (UNSCR 137
01 July, 2025Ethics regarding Pronatalist Logic and Policies in France and South Korea
Ina Lee Law and Policy Society at NYU Shanghai Bachelor in Social Sciences (International Relations) and Humanities (Philosophy) E-mail: ina.lee@nyu.edu Abstract This paper aims to raise ethical questions regarding pronatalist logic and policies by drawing comparisons o
01 July, 2025Comparative Analysis of Greece and Italy’s Migration Policies: Compliance with the Principle of Non-Refoulment under International Law
Gülnur Yolcu Sapienza University of Rome, Italy Masters in European Studies, Law and Economics E-mail: yolcu.2116992@studenti.uniroma1.it Abstract This article examines the extent to which Greece and Italy comply with the principle of non refoulement in their migration
01 July, 2025The Corporation in Broader Anglo-American Jurisprudence: How applying theories of the Corporations suggests Universal Failure
Kyler Matthew Reyes School of Politics, Economics, and Global Affairs, IE University Bachelor in Philosophy, Politics, Law, and Economics E-mail: kreyes.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract The application of corporation theory in Anglo-American postcolonial common law syste
01 July, 2025Gentrification and Housing Rights: A Legal Analysis of Mexico and Costa Rica under Article 11 of the ICESCR
Maripaz Sandoval Cascante Law and Policy Society at NYU Shanghai Bachelor in Social Sciences (International Relations) and Interactive Media and Business Email: ms14569@nyu.edu Abstract This paper examines gentrification in the context of Mexico and Costa Rica, where th
01 July, 2025Principle of Universal Jurisdiction: Canada and Germany’s cases under the microscope
Matteo Luca Locoratolo E-mail: mlocoratolo.ieu2024@student.ie.edu Abstract The term ‘’universal jurisdiction’’ refers to the principle where a national court can prosecute individuals for serious crimes recognised in international criminal law, even if the offender is n
01 July, 2025America First, Space Second
Nadezda Kravchuk, E-mail: nkravchuk.ieu2021@student.ie.edu Abstract This article will propose different ways of how the reelection of Donald T rump can influence the space governance framework. By looking at his previous decisions and statements, we can make assumptions
01 July, 2025Obsolete Frameworks of Traditional Failed State theory: Legal institutions and the Palestinian Genocide
Nur Aksamija Social Science, New York University, Shanghai, China E-mail: na3333@nyu.edu Abstract Traditional failed state theory examines internal institutional collapse; while political theorists have long begun critiquing this approach, often conversations of reactio
01 July, 2025Kalanke’s Legacy: What is the future of EU law on gender equality in the workplace?
Aoife Doheny School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Email: dohenyao@tcd.ie Abstract Kalanke v Freie Hansestadt Bremen was a turning point in European Union law on gender equality in the workplace. The CJEU’s judgment set a precedent for requiring strict interpre
01 July, 2025From Ireland to Hungary: Transgender Rights are Treated as a Goal rather than a Requirement
Ella Cunningham Trinity College Dublin, Law, 2026 E-mail: ecunnin3@tcd.ie Abstract This article seeks to evaluate the variation of the protection of trans rights within the European Union. This is done by evaluating the position of trans individuals in the Irish and Hun
01 July, 2025The Future of the European Union: Democracy and the Rule of Law in the Trump 2.0 World Order
Madailein Watters Law and Political Science, T rinity College Dublin, Dublin Ireland E-mail: watterma@tcd.ie Abstract The election of Donald T rump has caused political panic around the globe. It is clear T rump rejects all forms of multilateralism and globalism – but b
01 July, 2025What can Italy and Malta’s extent of compliance with EU equality principles and the EU’s legal framework concerning their implementation of anti-LGBTQ+ hate crime and hate speech legislation be attributed to?
Paulette Freixas Rey IE University, PPLE, 2028 E-mail: pfreixas.ieu2024@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper examines the extent of compliance with EU equality principles and legal frameworks concerning LGBTQ+ hate speech and hate crime legislation in Malta and Italy, hig
01 July, 2025Consumer Protection in Buy Now, Pay Later
Julia Tomasiak School of Law, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland E-mail: tomasiak.julia@gmail.com Abstract Buy Now Pay Later is a financial product that has revolutionised the financial services market, particularly for a retail consumer. This article will look at BNPL pro
01 July, 2025Achieving Migration Efficiency in the EU
Maria Luiza Hadi El Awar IE University, Law and International Relations, 2028 E-mail: mawar.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper examines the European Union’s approach to migration management, analysing the ineffectiveness of existing policies. It follows the stru
01 July, 2025Private Equity: a comparative equity between the European and U.S legal framework
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 high
07 July, 2025
JOURNAL 6, ISSUE 1
Unprotected and Forgotten: The Legal Void Surrounding Climate Refugees in International Frameworks.
Gabriela Georgieva Keywords: Climate Refugees, Migration Law, Human Rights, International LawFind PDF here.
26 January, 2025
How does Georgia’s new foreign agent law impact its integration into the EU, and how does this compare to similar laws in Russia?
Ana Miqeladze Keywords: Georgia, Russia, rule of law, EU Find PDF here.
26 January, 2025
To what extent are legal constraints placed upon the eligibility for presidency of convicted felons in the US and Italy, an indication of different perceptions of core democratic values?
Andreea Pascaru Keywords: democracy, presidential eligibility, accountability, rule of law Find PDF here.
26 January, 2025
The rise of NFTs: a comparative analysis of the intersection of intellectual property law and technological innovation in the US and the UK.
Federica Iannò Keywords: NFTs, trademark dilution, fair use, fair dealings, intellectual property law Find PDF here.
27 January, 2025
How do the US and EU differ in their approaches to regulating big tech monopolies such as Google, Amazon, and Apple, what are their implications on competition?
Gabriela Vázquez-Guillén Navarro Keywords: Monopolies, Big Tech, Regulation Find PDF here.
27 January, 2025
Protecting Indigenous Water Rights in the United States and Canada
Aaliya Mithwani Keywords: Indigenous rights, clean water, environmental justice. Find PDF here.
27 January, 2025Achieving Migration Efficiency in the EU
Maria Luiza Hadi El Awar IE University, Law and International Relations, 2028 E-mail: mawar.ieu2023@student.ie.edu Abstract This paper examines the European Union’s approach to migration management, analysing the ineffectiveness of existing policies. It follows the stru
01 July, 2025
Challenging or Aligning the Outer Space Treaty? A comparative Analysis of American and Luxembourgian Space Mining
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 exa
08 July, 2025
Vertical Sovereignty: Cybersecurity and DataProtection Challenges in Commercial Satellites.
Fleur Caillé MéaulleLaw School, IE University, Madrid, SpainNYU Shanghai上海纽约大学, Shanghai, China E-mail: fcaillemeaul.ieu2021@student.ie.edu AbstractThe rapid advancement of technological innovation has outpaced in many ways the development of corresponding legal andregu
22 July, 2025