Titlebook: Globalisation in Transition; Human and Economic P Umair Ghori,Mary Hiscock,Casey Watters Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Umair Ghori,Mary Hiscock,Casey WattersIs the first study of globalization emerging from Australia and New Zealand for 20 years.Offers diversity of academic research as it brings together the work of scholars.Tackles current issues of glob

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-2439-4Globalisation; Law in Transition; Corporation; Regulation; Law and Technology; Human Rights; Social Respon

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Human and Economic Perspectives of Globalisation: An Introduction,e perspectives from different legal systems and present a range of related yet different topics. It highlights how advancements in trade, technology, and corporate governance have transformed economies worldwide. To this end, the chapter emphasizes that globalisation extends beyond corporate law and

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John Farrar: Leading Expert and Scholar in Company Law and Corporate Governance,tter). Professionally, though, he possesses an international reputation in company law, and is known and highly regarded in the U.K., Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and the U.S., among others, as well as in Australia and New Zealand (Farrar and Hannigan in Farrar’s Company Law. Butterworths, London

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Globalisation in the Immigration Context of my seven-year experience as Chair of the New Zealand Immigration and Protection Tribunal. The chapter highlights the “push and pull” theory that has been widely used in research on the global migration of people. As revealed in my Tribunal, the factors that have pushed people to move away from t

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Transitioning Up to Best Practice, or Down to the Bare Minimum? Global Harmonisation of Regulation oket is highly profitable, socially important, and tightly but inconsistently regulated. That regulation is ostensibly predicated on reducing risks to consumers by excluding unsafe therapeutic goods. Historically, market regulation has occurred nationally, with limited cross-recognition of approvals

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The Criss-Cross of Ageing and Globalisation not two completely discrete phenomena. Instead, population ageing and globalisation are interconnected currents in contemporary times. This chapter examines the intersection of ageing and globalisation and explores the law and policy implications for the international community.

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A Peek Behind the Curtain of Anti-aging Scienceesult in enormous medical and financial benefits, thus pursuit of this holy grail could constitute a win–win situation for both governments and individuals if successful. Myriad genes and pathways are known to regulate ageing in model organisms, and this has spawned a new crop of antiaging companies