As part the special issue titled “Law's Rule and the Rule of Law: Critical Dialogues with Gerald J. Postema,” this article addresses the argument Professor Postema makes

in chapter 14 of Law's Rule: The Nature, Value, and Viability of the Rule of Law, namely, whether there is a place for AI in law or whether AI stands in place of [...]

This article examines the distance dilemma, Gerald Postema's proposed solution, and the challenges it poses for his conception of the rule of law. The dilemma arises from the

question of when a legal system can count as being in force. Two unsatisfactory alternatives emerge: requiring that legal subjects comply with the law in full knowledge [...]

The aim of this article—part of this special issue devoted to Gerald J. Postema’s Law’s Rule—is to critically examine certain conceptions of excess in law by offering

a conceptual and normative analysis of this notion, taking as a starting point Postema’s critique of the unnecessary “ubiquity of law” in regulating social [...]

Sustainability measurement in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is gaining attention, particularly in relation to corporate social responsibility (CSR) practices and

the achievement of sustainable development goals. However, most existing sustainability assessment frameworks still follow the traditional Triple Bottom Line approach, [...]

Responsible business is often framed as a managerial commitment, yet its durability depends on institutional conditions. This study develops a systems-based ethics framework

to examine how responsible outcomes stabilise as organisational governance and regulatory forces interact. [...]

This paper examines how organisations employ impression management tactics in extra-financial reporting, particularly in the context of environmental, social and governance

(ESG) concerns. As stakeholder scrutiny and regulatory expectations intensify, organisations increasingly shape non-financial disclosures to influence perceptions [...]

AbstractCarbon capture and utilization technologies can transform biogenic carbon dioxide (CO2) from energy production and industry into a substitute for fossil carbon sources.

This places the capture and utilization of biogenic CO2 (BioCCU) from forest biomass at the intersection of the EU’s climate mitigation and nature restoration strategies. [...]