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Abstract This article examines the global debate on Textualism versus legislative intent through the influential Herbert W. Vaughan Lecture delivered…

Introduction Overall Risk Assessment (ORA) has emerged as one of the most significant pillars of modern corporate governance, but its…

Abstract The Epstein Files have reignited global attention by revealing disturbing details about a powerful sex trafficking network operated by…

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