Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, Ahead of Print. This article examines the implications of Case C-158/23 (Keren), decided by the Court of Justice of the

European Union in February 2025, for the lawfulness of mandatory civic integration measures imposed on beneficiaries of international protection and ... [...]

The introduction of the Data Governance Act (DGA), which entered into force on 23 June 2022, has marked a significant development in the European data landscape.1 This landmark

legislation aims to reshape data governance practices within the European Union, setting the stage for a new era of data utilization and regulation2. [...]

This study examines the challenges of implementing linguistic rights for national minorities and the titular nation in Belarus, focusing on the Belarusian, Lithuanian, and

Polish languages. It explores theoretical aspects of linguistic rights and the international norms regulating them, analyzing the historical and legal context to [...]

This study examines the association between female board representation and formal corporate LGBTQ+ equality policies as a social dimension of corporate social responsibility.

Using Corporate Equality Index and board data, we analyze an unbalanced panel of large U.S. [...]

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) economies have increasingly integrated sustainability, corporate governance reform and social inclusion into their economic diversification

agendas. Drawing on a strategic sustainability perspective, this study examines whether ESG performance contributes to inclusive governance by enhancing board gender [...]

This study examines whether workforce gender composition, as an observable organizational outcome shaped by firms' employment practices, is associated with external evaluations

of corporate credit risk. Drawing on signaling theory, we argue that workforce gender composition reflects the cumulative outcomes of firms' employment practices [...]

The Lebanese Customs Police: legal powers, institutional structure and governance challenges: a comparative study with France and EgyptMohamad Ali YaghiInternational Journal

of Public Law and Policy, Vol. 12, No. 7 (2026) pp. 1 - 17This article examines the Lebanese Customs Police (Dabitah Jumarkiyyah) as a sui generis law enforcement [...]

The Antitrust Bulletin, Ahead of Print. In purely capitalist countries, governments rarely operate businesses, whereas in several developing and socialist economies, both public

and private sector participants regularly engage in commercial activities. While governments can participate in ... [...]