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Private International Law and Public International Law—Increasing Convergence or Divergence as Usual?
Politics & International Studies
High inflation, debt and political fault lines: Rishi Sunak faces a challenging few months ahead
Absorptive Capacity and Disruptive Innovation: The Mediating Role of Organizational Agility
A Chronological Analysis of Vodafone and Cairn – A BIT-ter Saga
Dynamic public discussion is required to regulate internet communications
‘You Are Not Alone’: Judges, Academics, and Politicians at the 5th Congress of the World Conference on Constitutional Justice
Environmental Sciences, Politics & International Studies
Energy, geopolitics and the dying arctic ice fields: an enviro-political perspective
Organic Farming in the Tropical, Disaster-Prone Coasts: Interventions, Major Challenges and a Success Story from Sundarban Biosphere Reserve, India
Critical to focus on green jobs, entrepreneurship while teaching Environmental Studies
Lowering PhD eligibility criteria is not advisable
What does Eric Ambler’s novel ‘The Mask of Dimitrios’ have to do with the Greco-Turkish War?
Livestreaming Supreme Court proceedings: A step closer to a stronger democracy
Resisting attack on judiciary’s independence
Social Policy & Administration
The Interplay of Biological and Socio Environmental Factors in Aging and Disorders in Women
The Effectiveness of Bonus Payment as a Financial Incentive for Top Management
Tracing the journey of a craft from ‘Embeddedness’ to ‘Commercialisation’: A case of hand block printing from the Jaipur Region
Material forms of memorialisation in pre- and post-independent India
The adoption of artificial intelligence powered workforce management for effective revenue growth of micro, small, and medium scale enterprises (MSMEs)
Social Policy & Administration