Climate-related disputes are increasingly testing the structural limits of investor–State dispute settlement (ISDS). While arbitral tribunals have begun to acknowledge climate

change as a legitimate regulatory concern, prevailing approaches remain fundamentally obligation-centred: Climate considerations are accommodated as justificatory [...]

Documenting how judges explain child sexual abuse (CSA) perpetration is an important task as sentencing decisions are informed by their explanatory understandings. Despite

this, the research into judges’ explanations for CSA perpetration is piecemeal and dated. [...]

Alternative Law Journal, Ahead of Print. In 2026, people gathered with the Balanggarra to reflect on the actions of a police and civilian punitive patrol that arbitrarily killed

and then burnt the bodies of many women and men in the Kimberley, Western Australia in 1926. [...]

This study examines the relationships among corporate social responsibility (CSR), environmentally sustainable development, green innovation, and employee pro-environmental

behaviour (PEB) in China's tourism industry while also testing the moderating role of ethical leadership within a cross-level moderated mediation framework. [...]

Building on theories of path dependence and policy feedback, this paper examines whether pension reform exhibits Reform Memory, the tendency for recent reform history to influence

the probability of subsequent policy change. While existing research highlights the importance of historical legacies in shaping public policy, little systematic [...]