If you could only save one in a fire, would you save your friend or your pet? A stranger or a cat? Jokes aside, the vast majority of people would say they would save a human, rather than a non-human animal…
Read MoreThe gubernatorial election of Indonesia’s capital, Jakarta, has caught the attention of both the elites and the wider public. Jakarta, the second world’s most populous city after Tokyo, serves as the largest contributor to the state’s economy…
Read MoreIf you are an egalitarian, you will (should!) think of equality between humans as unconditional, applying to all regardless of wealth, rank, gender, race, ability, or behaviour. In truth, we rarely manage this…
Read MoreThe book forming the subject of this IACL-AIDC Blog symposium is based on my PhD thesis at Cambridge, which I had the great fortune of writing under the supervision of Professor Nigel Simmonds…
Read MoreAs it stands, the Taiwan Constitutional Court (TCC) is a rump court with its future hanging in the air. After seven Justices – including the Chief Justice and his deputy – stepped down on 31 October 2024 at the end of their eight-year term, the TCC was left with a bare majority of its full membership of 15 Justices…
Read More4 February marks our first publication day for 2025, after the team took a hiatus over the Southern Hemisphere summer…
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