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Future Trends in Wearable Computing,own in business and regulatory circles. International financial institutions, and in particular global banks, serve clients across multiple jurisdictions but face increasing risks in complying with divergent regulatory requirements around the world. The existence and magnitude of this cross-border c

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Wittgenstein’s , as Pyrrhonism in Actionr features, on corporate liability, incentives for corporations to prevent corruption through the implementation of compliance programs and internal controls, and incentives offered to individuals and corporations to supply evidence to prove the offence and/or to recover the proceeds of the crime, i

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Wittgenstein’s ‘Grammatical Naturalism’lders, even in the modern era of “shareholder primacy.” In current practice, this issue manifests as an essential element of corporate social responsibility (CSR) theory. Recently, two further issues have emerged. The first concerns the duties of company directors as regards the management practices

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The Physics of Miniature Worldssm for it as producing a great step forward in the efficacy of corporate compliance is unrealistic. Though findings have contributed to a better sense of “what works” in compliance, this is slow-going, and the behavioral insights often seem to do better at helping understand why compliance sometimes

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ave taken on a new form; some are entirely new. Among the latter, one of the most relevant concerns the opacity of artificial intelligence (AI)..This lack of transparency generates questions not only about measuring the correctness and efficiency of the choices made by the algorithm, but also about

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ntary compliance models incentivised by other jurisdictions, raises fundamental issues about these approaches’ strengths and weaknesses. These models reflect different strategies for allocating legal controls among public and private actors, which affect the overall distribution of costs and benefit