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51. Artificial Intelligence and Digital Watermarking will Transform Copyright Arbitration and Dispute Resolution for 3D Printing: An Empirical Analysis.

Author

Griffin, James, Noussia, Kyriaki, Nedeva, Stanislava, Zervoudakis, Stavros, Lux, Jonathan, and McNamara, John

Subjects
DISPUTE resolution, ARTIFICIAL intelligence, DIGITAL watermarking, THREE-dimensional printing, ARBITRATION & award, COPYRIGHT
Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been the subject of much discussion in terms of its applicability to law. This paper focuses on the use of AI in copyright arbitration and dispute resolution for three-dimensional (3D) printing (3DP). Its main argument is that laws relating to digital watermarking will push the utilisation of AI in such alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods, be it arbitration or mediation, in a particular direction, i.e., one that favours more complex watermarking, and the use of AI in automatically resolving disputes, through ADR methods, i.e. arbitration and/or mediation. In order to make this argument, the article is structured as follows: first, it discusses the existing laws relating to digital watermarks, making the point that the more complex the watermark placed in content, the more likely it is to obtain protection. Next, it outlines the authors' empirical work to apply an existing AI system to copyright case law, to see how an AI system - which may fall under the purview of such protection - can read and understand cases and produce outcomes in disputes concerning 3DP. The conclusion of this research was that complex watermarks will lead to faster and more accurate resolutions. Following that, it considers the existing legal regime for dispute resolution, through ADR methods (i.e. arbitration and/or mediation), and makes the contention that AI systems can fit within the existing legal framework. However, the conclusion argues that certain issues merit closer attention. For example, there should be more explicit consideration in law of how watermarking can influence the direction of AI dispute resolution, through ADR methods, and that the role of the judge in such AI dispute resolution methods needs to be considered further. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

52. Global Offshore Energy Installations: Implications for Environmental Pollution Liability Insurance in Relation to Major Oil Spill Incidents.

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Subjects
*POLLUTION, *LIABILITY insurance, *INSURANCE companies, *OIL spills, *OIL & gas leases, *INSURANCE underwriters
Abstract

Post the Deepwater Horizon (DWH) incident, offshore energy insurance underwriters reassessed their risk exposures in response to newly perceived operational risks involving blowouts, fires, explosions, lost control of well and other non-hurricane risks. Already in the aftermath of the DWH incident, it has been noted that it would be crucial to consider the willingness of the global offshore energy insurance market to participate in efforts to establish and fix a new liability limit for environmental pollution liability insurance. In relation to the approach followed by the USA administrations, this has been fragmented, with the current administration in office introducing a moratorium on new oil and gas leasing on federal lands and waters and in terms of its policy relating to its climate agenda. Against this background, this article describes the insurance implications of environmental pollution liability in case of offshore drilling operations incidents (such as the DWH) resulting in major oil spills. In doing so it discusses in detail the legal framework and the position in the EU and draws a comparison with other jurisdictions. It also contains proposals for future measures so as to be able to offer better insurance coverage for such offshore drilling disasters, such as the introduction and collection of data on damages, or an EU wide and an international agreement especially focusing on offshore-related incidents with a transboundary character, as well as a mechanism to facilitate early compensation payments to potentially vulnerable victims. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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54. Bias of arbitrators: a critical analysis on the law post-Halliburton v. Chubb and a comparative approach

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki, Nedeva, S., Aakaansha, A., Wang, C., and Glynou, M.

Abstract

The principle of independence and impartiality has been formed, over the course of time, into a well-established and simultaneously into a fundamental duty of the arbitrator. However, the question, which arises, pertains to what kind of duty it is, namely either a legal duty or one resembling professional ethics. As the case is with judges, arbitrators also shall not be biased or even give the impression of being biased. Unlike judges, however, arbitrators are nominated by the parties to the arbitration and therefore, concerns with regards to possible bias or lack of impartiality are likely to be raised to a greater extent. The principal triptych, which overrides this multifaceted subject, concerns mainly questions of disclosure, repeat appointments and apparent bias. The arbitrator’s duty to remain unbiased and impartial is stipulated as a soft\ud law rule in the IBA Guidelines of 2014, which serves as the point of reference and according to which there has to be an equilibrium between the principle of party autonomy and the tribunal’s independence. In the present paper, a critical analysis is conducted as to the formation of the\ud landscape regarding arbitrator’s bias, before and after the landmark decision of the Supreme Court in Halliburton Co v Chubb Bermuda Insurance Ltd (2020) UKSC 48. The lessons to be learned from this judgment are comparatively assessed alongside the position of arbitration laws of England, India, and China, and by illustrating how the duty has been\ud incorporated and appeared in arbitration practice through the lenses of the arbitration laws in each of the examined legal regimes. Resultantly, the Arbitration Act 1996, the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act, 1996, the Chinese Arbitration Law as well as the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) Rules,\ud which apply to foreign-related arbitrations, will be analyzed in conjunction with case-law in the above-mentioned jurisdictions.

Published
2022

55. Liability Insurance in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Subjects
responsabilidad legal, seguros, COVID-19, force majeure, fuerza mayor, legal liabilities, insurance
Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has meant that business and contractual relationships have been disrupted. The pandemic has also meant that there are legal liabilities owed to disruption, cancellations, or to the imposed halt of everyday life. We discuss force majeure and frustration in contract in cases where circumstances have changed due to unnatural events such as the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact of the pandemic on business interruption, and liability insurance. The scope of insurance coverage for catastrophic risks and the civil liability insurance as well as business interruption coverage are discussed and conclusions on the role of insurance in the COVID-19 pandemic are drawn, as the body of case law and the pandemic per se continues to sweep humanity in an unprecedented way. La pandemia de COVID-19 ha significado la interrupción de las relaciones comerciales y contractuales. La pandemia también ha supuesto que surjan responsabilidades legales debidas a las interrupciones, cancelaciones o al cese impuesto a la vida cotidiana. En este artículo se analizan la fuerza mayor y la interrupción de contratos en casos donde las circunstancias han cambiado debido a eventos no naturales como la pandemia de COVID-19 y el impacto que esta tiene en la interrupción de los negocios y seguro de responsabilidad. Se discute el alcance de la cobertura del seguro para riesgos catastróficos y el seguro de responsabilidad civil, así como la cobertura de interrupción del negocio y se extraen conclusiones sobre el papel de los seguros en la pandemia COVID-19, ya que los casos y la pandemia per se continúan barriendo a la humanidad de una manera sin precedentes.

Published
2021

66. The EU-China agreement on maritime transport

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Subjects
China -- Trade policy, Shipping industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Commercial treaties -- Economic aspects, Government regulation, Law, Political science, European Union -- Trade policy
Abstract

The maritime transport agreement concluded by the European Union and China in 2002 is examined. The agreement is in line with the European Union's commitment to open and fair competition in shipping.

Published
2010

68. Antisuit injunctions and arbitration proceedings: what does the future hold?

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Subjects
Injunctions -- Comparative analysis, Commercial arbitration -- Comparative analysis, West Tankers, Inc. v. RAS Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta (The Front Comor) (2007 U.K.H.L. 4), Allianz S.p.A. v. West Tankers, Inc. ((2009) 1 All E.R. (Comm.) 435 (E.C.J.))
Published
2009

73. The COVID-19 Pandemic: Contract and Insurance Law Implications.

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Subjects
COVID-19 pandemic, INSURANCE policies, INSURANCE law, CONTRACTS, INSURANCE
Abstract

The spread of COVID-19 has had a global impact not only human life but on business and contractual relationships. This article examines frustration in English, US and continental contract law where the circumstances have changed due to unnatural events such as the COVID-19 pandemic. It also discusses the impact of COVID-19 on insurance, in particular business interruption, travel and general liability insurance. The likelihood of success of future claims, the scope of coverage, together with the meaning and interpretation of the term 'force majeure " and how this will relate to exclusions from insurance coverage are examined and analysed, as well as valuations methods, with a view to protect the policyholder as their business interruption policy is a contract of adhesion not having left them any room to negotiate. We also examine possible interpretations to be followed by courts in future claims, liability for catastrophic risks and methods of compensation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

77. The Financial Crisis 10 Years On: Creditors' Protection in Insolvency Law.

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki and Durdenic, Katarina

Subjects
FINANCIAL crises, DEBTOR & creditor, BANKRUPTCY, CORPORATION law, CORPORATE reorganizations
Abstract

Ten years on after the financial crisis, we are still experiencing globally financial instability which, even if not the same as before, affects the protection of the creditors as it has generated a sharp shift in public discourse and a wide regulatory interest. In the US federal bankruptcy system as well as in the laws of various jurisdictions in Europe, the debate continues on how to better address the needs of the present, on how to optimally design bankruptcy laws and on how to better shape the policies of the future. Resulting from the above are the various economic challenges facing both the US and the EU, especially in connection with creditors' protection. As governments worldwide tackle the issue of optimal restructure of corporate and insolvency law, we critically discuss the position in relation to the creditors' protection under the legal regimes of the US, Germany, Greece and Croatia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

78. The Legal Framework Regarding the Distribution of Insurance-based Investment Products: The EU and UK Approach.

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Subjects
INVESTMENT products, FINANCIAL instruments, FINANCIAL services industry, LAW
Abstract

This article comparatively discusses the EU and UK position in relation to IBIPs. We discuss the impact o f the IDD on IBIPs, compare the effect o f Mi FID 11 and IDD on IBIPs, analyse the ESMA s response on the draft regulatory technical standards and the FCA's IDD consultations before drawing conclusions on IBIPs and their function in an era where there is liberalisation o f the EU financial services sector. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

79. The 'principle of indemnity' in marine insurance contracts : a comparative study

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki-Pipitsa. and Noussia, Kyriaki-Pipitsa.

Abstract

Marine Insurance is considered one of the oldest of the many forms of commercial protection. It has flourished through the establishment of the institution of the so-called “coffee-houses”, wherein “underwriting” was being conducted and from where the evolution and dominance of the Lloyd’s has stemmed as the world’s most famous insurance market. Marine insurance contracts are special in that they have special characteristics and also because they are contracts of indemnity. This thesis examines the principle of indemnity within marine insurance contracts. The legal problems related to the principle, in theory and in practice, are discussed and evaluated through the citation and critical analysis of the relevant case law in the UK as well in some of the most representative common law and continental law regimes, together with an analysis comprising thoughts and proposals on possible extensions, further research options, and a possible future law reform. This thesis comprises of six (6) chapters: Chapter One (1) discusses the history of marine insurance in the UK and the policy reasoning behind the enactment of the various UK statutes as well as the history, legal framework and the way marine insurance is regulated in the other jurisdictions to be examined. Chapter Two (2) discusses the concept and importance of insurable interest in relation to indemnity marine insurance contracts and the coverage offered under such contracts both in the UK and in the other legal systems. Chapter Three (3) discusses types of losses in the UK and the rest of the law regimes examined. Chapter Four (4) discusses valuation and the measure of indemnity available according to the type of contract each time as well as the case of double insurance, both in the UK and in the rest of the legal systems examined. Chapter Five (5) examines the legal issues related to the rights of insurer on payment, in all jurisdictions. Chapter Six (6) draws some g

Published
2004

82. BackMatter.

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Published
2013

90. The BP Oil Spill - Environmental Pollution Liability and Other Legal Ramifications.

Author

Noussia, Kyriaki

Subjects
*OIL spills, *POLLUTION, *EXPLOSIONS, *EXXON Valdez Oil Spill, Alaska, 1989, *BP Deepwater Horizon Explosion & Oil Spill, 2010
Abstract

The financial impact of the April 20th, 2010 explosion and sinking of the "Deepwater Horizon" in the Gulf of Mexico is estimated to overall eclipse the financial impact of the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989. In spite of having managed to contain the "Deepwater Horizon" oil spill nevertheless, the environmental liability and other legal ramifications of the disaster continue to loom large. We examine the legal consequences that the environmental pollution owed to the explosion and sinking of the "Deepwater Horizon" bears and, in doing so, also draw conclusions and lessons to be learned. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

91. Goods and Services Tax Implications on the Insurance Sector: Assessment of Awareness and Knowledge

Author

Akhil, M. P., Thattil, Gabriel Simon, Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

Published
2024
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92. The Effectiveness of Recent Policyholder-Friendly Laws at Addressing Complaints in India

Author

Yadav, Uma Shankar, Sood, Kiran, Grima, Simon, Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

Published
2024
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93. Exploring the Suitability of the Protected Cell Company Structure for Shipping Business: A Call for Further Discussion and Research

Author

Bonello Ghio, Luke, Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

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2024
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94. The Impact of Capital Structure on the Financial Performance of Insurance Companies: An Econometric Analysis of the Insurance Industry in Kosovo

Author

Morina, Fisnik, Berisha, Vlora, Idrizaj, Kastriot, Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

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2024
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95. Automatic Vehicles and Legal/Insurance Risks. A New British 'Quasi-Legislative' Point of Observation and Glimpses of Liability in Tort in Italy

Author

Della Giustina, Camilla, de Gioia Carabellese, Pierre, Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

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2024
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96. Insurance Is Accelerating Economic and Social Change in the United States: A Legal and Sociological Perspective

Author

Defever, Kathleen M., Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

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2024
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97. Comparison of Efficiency Levels of Turkish Insurance Companies with VZA Malmquist Total Factor Efficiency Analysis

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Vurur, Serap, Özdemir, Letife, Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

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2024
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98. Historical, Definitional, and Implementational Issues of Financial Services Regulation in a Small Jurisdiction

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Consiglio, John A., Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

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2024
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99. Public/Private Risk Financing Innovation: The Case of Government Self-Insurance Risk Pools in the United States

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Young, Peter C., Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

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2024
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100. The Insurance Sector’s Contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals: A Story Worth Telling?

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del Val Bolívar Oñoro, Maria, Rego, Margarida Lima, Marano, Pierpaolo, Series Editor, Bataller Grau, Juan, Editorial Board Member, Chang, Johnny, Editorial Board Member, Chrissanthis, Christos S, Editorial Board Member, Cousy, Herman, Editorial Board Member, Grima, Simon, Editorial Board Member, Gurses, Ozlem, Editorial Board Member, Heiss, Helmut, Editorial Board Member, Hjalmarsson, Johanna, Editorial Board Member, Kochenburger, Peter, Editorial Board Member, Koezuka, Tadao, Editorial Board Member, Kullmann, Jérôme, Editorial Board Member, Kuschke, Birgit, Editorial Board Member, Kwon, W. Jean J., Editorial Board Member, Landini, Sara, Editorial Board Member, Lara Gonzáles, Rafael, Editorial Board Member, Lima Rego, Margarida, Editorial Board Member, Lin, JJ, Editorial Board Member, Luo, Can, Editorial Board Member, Malinowska, Katarzyna, Editorial Board Member, Martinez, Leo P., Editorial Board Member, McCoy, Patricia, Editorial Board Member, Meggit, Gary, Editorial Board Member, Merkin, Robert, Editorial Board Member, Millard, Daleen, Editorial Board Member, Munoz Paredes, Maria Luisa, Editorial Board Member, Nakaide, Satoshi, Editorial Board Member, Norio, Jaana, Editorial Board Member, Noussia, Kyriaki, Editorial Board Member, Núñez, Laura, Editorial Board Member, Perner, Stefan, Editorial Board Member, Ríos Ossa, Roberto, Editorial Board Member, Rokas, Ioannis, Editorial Board Member, Siri, Michele, Editorial Board Member, Van Schoubroeck, Caroline, Editorial Board Member, Veiga Copo, Abel, Editorial Board Member, Verheyen, Wouter, Editorial Board Member, Wandt, Manfred, Editorial Board Member, Wang, Hsin-Chun, Editorial Board Member, Yeşilova Aras, Ecehan, Editorial Board Member, and Zhu, Ling, Editorial Board Member

Published
2024
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