AbstractDivorcing parents generally agree that they should maintain their children. What they often disagree on, however, is the quantification and apportionment of child maintenance.
Put simply, how should child maintenance be quantified? After quantifying child maintenance, how should child maintenance be apportioned between the parents? Should [...]
AbstractThe two predominant conceptions of executive power and supervision over the administrative state are inadequate. One maintains that all administrative discretion is
the President’s, and that by virtue of the grant of executive power the President can both remove and control the discretion of all subordinate officers. [...]
The prevailing paradigm of sustainable finance places great importance on environmental, social and governance (ESG) information and, therefore, on the mechanism of reporting
and disclosure. This article presents, analyses and compares the approaches to ESG disclosure in three Asian financial centres: Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai. [...]
Green regionalism aims to mutually reinforce environmental governance and economic integration. The article provides the first analysis of green regionalism in international
law. It argues that green regionalism represents a paradigm shift in global normative endeavours towards environmental sustainability. [...]
The proliferation of international investment agreements reflects the tireless efforts of many governments in the world to attract foreign investment and significantly improve
their investment environment, including Vietnam. However, investment overshielding without regard to public policy objectives also has negative consequences, such [...]
"The Western Sahara is often called the "Last Colony in the World," in reference to its anachronistic status as a territory deemed to have self-determination by the United
Nations and ICJ, but still under the rule of another country. Scholarship on the Western Sahara tends to concentrate on the protracted stalemate in their war of independence [...]