This article provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in negotiation, evaluating contemporary systems through the specific

case study of Large Language Models (LLMs). To address the lack of established terminology, it first proposes a new typology distinguishing Negotiation Supported [...]

In this article, the authors attempt to analyse the Delhi High Court's recent 24th July 2026 judgement in the case of ANI Media Pvt. Ltd. v. Open AI Inc., which is one of the

first major Indian judicial rulings on copyright and generative AI. The decision stands out for its close engagement with both the technical workings of large language [...]

Drawing on stakeholder and institutional theories, this study examines how green supply chain management practices relate to perceived environmental performance (PEP) in China's

steel industry. It assesses perceived social responsibility (PSR) as a mediator and perceived regulatory pressure (PRP) as a moderator. [...]

This study examines whether ESG operates as a strategic capability in Indonesia, an emerging market characterised by evolving sustainability regulation, uneven institutional

enforcement and heterogeneous corporate adoption. Drawing on the Resource-Based View and Stakeholder Theory, the study analyses how ESG risk management, sustainable [...]

In forensic contexts, measuring witness suggestibility is a key issue; however, existing tools typically assess suggestibility vulnerability regarding spoken narrative memory.

The main aim of this study is to measure immediate and delayed suggestibility concerning episodic memory—elicited via audiovisual stimuli—using a novel tool: [...]

As social dimensions of ESG disclosure receive increasing attention from investors and regulators, understanding how different aspects of social disclosure are associated with

market valuation has become an underexplored issue. Existing studies, however, often rely on aggregate ESG measures and provide limited insights into how capital [...]

Title VII promises to protect employees from discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. However, for plaintiffs who assert claims on the basis

of more than one identity, that promise often falls apart in court. This Note argues that the comparator requirement is part of the issue. [...]

The U.S. Supreme Court's 2024 decision in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson was consequential both for the judicial system and for homeless defendants. The Court's holding that

ordinances punishing sleeping and camping outside were not cruel and unusual punishments under the Eighth Amendment opened the floodgates for municipalities to either [...]