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This article evaluates the effectiveness of public policies on re-education and social reintegration in Spain from a legal and criminological perspective, incorporating a democratic governance approach and its link to the Sustainable Development Goal...
This essay is a brief analysis of the perspective of migrants within the protection of human rights and their perception as a vulnerable group, as well as some of the causes of migration, the risks involved, and the precedents that international law...
This article presents a study that examines the self-declared deployment of advanced analytics (AA) and artificial intelligence (AI) across thirteen tax administrations in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), incorporating Spain as an external comp...
Cybercrime is a complex and global phenomenon that requires a multidisciplinary approach to understand and combat it effectively. Spain has approached the issue of cybersecurity in a fragmented, disorganised, and often belatedly manner, which has led...
The expansion of leadership programs in higher education has produced a normative overload that emphasizes the individual’s moral intention over the social effectiveness of leadership. This article critically examines the Positive Action Leadership (...
This paper reviews and summarizes the monograph by Dr. Marta Gonzalo Quiroga and Dr. Yoruanys Suñez Tejera, entitled Innovation and conflict resolution: the intersection of new technologies, artificial intelligence and alternative methods. The author...
Multinational and transnational corporations operate worldwide, creating a dynamic in which their private interests often do not align with the interests of the countries in which they operate or the communities affected by them. The main problem ari...
Taxing multinational enterprises (MNEs) remains a complex and contentious challenge in global governance. While international tax cooperation is widely endorsed as essential for addressing profit shifting, tax avoidance, and the financing of sustaina...
In this article, we will make some policy proposals on International Tax Cooperation to combat illicit capital movements, ahead of the Fourth Summit on Sustainable Development Financing, to be held in Seville, Spain, in 2025. These proposals are as f...
Regulation (EU) 2024/1143 introduces regulatory changes that raise concerns about poor legislative technique and a lack of balance of interests at stake. The regulation conflicts with two important rights in the agri-food market: the right of consume...
This article analyzes the impact of digital transformation on international service contracts within the European Union. The shift to telematic service provision, especially in the wake of the pandemic, and the advent of the Digital Services Regulati...
This paper examines the current state of affairs concerning the regulation of automated administrative activities related to inspection, supervision, and control in Spain, drawing on existing legal frameworks and selected case studies. It critically...
This article examines the integration of algorithms into the work of Tax Administrations. It argues that these tools are not neutral instruments but reflect historical biases and institutional choices. While they offer opportunities for greater effic...
This paper examines the historical economic impact of US tariff policies and draws lessons for proposed 2025 tariffs. Through analysis of major tariff policies - including the Smoot-Hawley Act, Roosevelt's Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act, NAFTA, Chin...
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