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#ArtificialIntelligence in the Prosecution of International Crimes

This article examines the potential role of #artificialintelligence in supporting investigations and trials before the International Criminal Court.

Author: Marta Bo

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#Tech Labor Rights for Human Rights

This Paper examines one means of resistance against harms caused by #tech companies: #tech workers organizing around human rights in the United States.

Author: Andrea Dean

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#SmartHome Technologies: Machine Learning Analysis of Four Decades of Research

This paper explores #smarthome technologies from a functional and systemlevel perspective.

Authors: Eman Alqahtani, Rashid Mehmood, Sanaa Sharaf

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Access to Capital and the IPO Decision: An Analysis of US Private Firms

"Access to Capital & IPOs" by Weitzner et al. shows private firms with higher funding needs are more likely to go public, gaining better borrowing terms and expanding their lender pool.

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What have we Learned about Green and Climate Finance?

What Have We Learned About Green & Climate Finance? by Liang, Ng & Yoon reviews recent advances in sustainable investing, climate risk disclosure and green bonds—highlighting key insights for advancing climate resilience through finance spkl.io/63322AXBDY #ClimateFinance #Sustainability

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Race Speed and Crash Risk in Competitive #Cycling: A Scoping Review of Evidence from 18 Studies

This scoping review synthesizes 18 studies (1995-2025) examining speed-crash relationships in competitive #cycling.

Author: Dylan A Mordaunt

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The “Miscarriage of Justice” Exception to Appeal Waiver Enforcement: Debunking and Demystifying the Circuit Split

"The 'Miscarriage of Justice' Exception" by Warner examines circuit splits over when courts refuse to enforce appeal waivers in plea deals. Proposes clearer standards amid upcoming Supreme Court case. spkl.io/63325AX6a3 #CriminalLaw #PleaBargaining #Justice

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Regulating #AI Medical Devices: A Clinically Anchored, Adaptive Approach

This Article proposes an adaptive regulatory framework tailored to the unique challenges posed by #AI/ML-based medical devices.

Author: Haotian Wang

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Algorithmic Enclosure? Reclaiming a Human-Centred Governance Model for Online Creativity

"Algorithmic Enclosure" by Frosio advocates for human-centered governance of AI content moderation, emphasizing transparency, rights, and cultural diversity. Calls for reforms to balance copyright and free expression. spkl.io/63320AX6Sy #AI #ContentModeration #DigitalRights #Research

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How should one respond to an argument that one believes to be wrong? This paper discusses how to respond, emphasizing importance of tone & approach, & introduces the Rapoport Rules.

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Congratulations to Philippe Aghion (Collège de France & INSEAD) & Peter Howitt (Brown University) who have been awarded the 2025 #NobelPrize in #Economics for their work on “the theory of sustained growth through creative destruction”.

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Plastic debris in the Ecuadorian shoreline, coastal and deep-water zones of the Eastern Pacific Margin

"Plastic Debris in the Eastern Pacific" by Michaud et al. reports the first evidence of plastic pollution at abyssal depths along Ecuador’s continental margin. Highlights the extensive reach and ecological risks of marine plastics. spkl.io/63321AnhjX
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This essay critiques the Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v. #EPA, which limited the Clean Water Act’s jurisdiction over #wetlands to those with a continuous surface connection to permanent bodies of water.

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Food Security, Safety & Sustainability Special Topic Hub

In celebration of #WorldFoodDay, SSRN launches the Food Security, Safety & Sustainability Special Topic Hub! Supporting innovation for resilient, equitable food environments worldwide

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#ZeroHunger #FoodSecurity #SustainableAgriculture

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This study analyzes the impact of @americanbar.org’s requirement for #lawstudents to take 6 credits of experiential courses & found the reform did not improve bar passage rates, #employment outcomes, nor raise #tuition.

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This article argues that the success of the abundance movement, which aims to overcome scarcity in housing, energy, & infrastructure, depends on rethinking #transportation #policy from the ground up.

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Extreme Temperatures, Health and Retirement

"Extreme Temperatures & Retirement" by Albanese et al. shows that hot and cold weather accelerate retirement, especially among vulnerable populations. Better healthcare access can reduce health impacts.

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#ClimateChange #Health #Retirement #Research

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Unpacking Skill Supply and #Wages

This paper investigates how graduate #wages respond to changes in the supply of graduates with similar majors.

Author: Joseph Richardson

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The smoothed dynamics of space innovation productivity (aξs,t, blue dashed line) and its HodrickPrescott filtered trend using λHP = 16000 (HP-filtered, red solid line). The five vertical dash-dotted lines mark major U.S. space technology and mission milestones: (1) 1961:Q2 – Mercury Redstone 3 (first U.S. human spaceflight); (2) 1969:Q3 - Apollo 11 Moon landing; (3) 1974:Q1 – grant of the original U.S. GPS patent; (4) 1981:Q2 – first Space Shuttle launch (STS-1); (5) 1999:Q4 – launch of NASA’s Terra satellite (Earth Observing System); (6) 2008:Q3 – Falcon 1 reaches orbit. The star (yellow) and the circle (purple) show the values used for the simulations in the next subsections, and they represent the highest value of 1960 (aξs,t = 1.72) and the lowest value (aξs,t = 0.25) of 2011, respectively.

This study models the #economic impact of space activities, showing that the #aerospace sector significantly boosts technological #innovation & growth, especially in the 1960s & 1970s.

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This text discusses how approaches to #globalization & justice shape our era. The authors will be co-hosting a #Conference on Sustainable Global Value Chains & Private #InternationalLaw on October 17, 2025.

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Moore v. U.S. did not fully resolve the tax realization requirement, but various strategies to tax the wealthy remain viable. This #research suggests a gradual, flexible reform approach is likely best.

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A Review on Recent Progress of Photo-Electrochemical Materials and Related Technologies towards Forever Chemicals (PFASs) Remediation

"PFASs Remediation" by Penke reviews recent advances in electrochemical and photo-catalytic methods, highlighting iron/titanium systems and the potential for solar-driven cleanup. Addresses environmental and economic challenges. spkl.io/63329AnQZl #PFAS #EnvironmentalTech #Research

The evolution paradigm of human-AI collaboration in urban planning.

This survey reviews how #LLMs are transforming #urban planning into active human-#AI collaboration, enabling language-driven design, stakeholder simulation, & decision support.

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Watt Changes: Households' Response to Hourly Electricity Prices

"Watt Changes" by Tørsløv et al. examines how Danish households respond to hourly electricity prices. Higher prices lead to overall consumption cuts, especially among lower-income households, supporting demand management for renewable energy. spkl.io/63323AnQnb #Energy #Climate

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Should the Federal Reserve raise its #inflation target? This analysis argues that higher inflation harms households by increasing #taxes on savings & reducing real income.

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This article explores how #Singapore's clinical #legal education & pro bono services can be better connected, emphasizing how community clinics promote access to justice & support #legaleducation development.

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Call For Papers
Tenth Annual Young Scholars Finance Consortium

Accepting submissions through November 18, 2025 here: spkl.io/63322AnoVg

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This article discusses how #generativeAI is transforming competition in #marketing, operations, finance, & strategy by lowering entry barriers & speeding decision-making.

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