International Journal of Law and Management: Volume 66 Issue 5

Examining the complexities of binding international law on international organisations

Samiksha Mathur, Sonu Agarwal

This paper aims to discuss the positioning of international organisations (IOs) in the realm of international law. It proposes a more robust approach, arguing IOs have legal…

Enhancing creditor decision-making in South African business rescue proceedings: a comprehensive analysis of information requirements in business rescue plans

Mamekwa Katlego Kekana, Marius Pretorius, Nicole Varela Aguiar De Abreu

Business rescue, as a mechanism to aid financially distressed companies in South Africa, has received considerable academic and practical recognition. However, the business rescue…

Legal issues of transparency and disclosure in Ethiopian state-owned enterprises: a global perspective

Alemayehu Yismaw Demamu

Ethiopia has enacted laws on transparency and disclosure of information in state-owned enterprises (SOEs). However, these laws are not strict enough, with the transparency and…

Taking the edge of ostracism – a slow death: from socio-legal perspective

Swati Chaudhury, Aditi Gupta, Kiran Nair, Apoorva Vats, Ranjan Chaudhuri, Zahid Hussain, Sheshadri Chatterjee

First, with real-life examples and current research, this study aims to demonstrate the existence of various forms of ostracism (linguistic, gender, social and workplace). Second…

Sustainability dimensions in the mission, vision and value statements of the largest corporations in Ghana: a sectoral analysis

Emmanuel Opoku Marfo, Kwame Oduro Amoako, Jones Lewis Arthur, Nicholas Yankey

The purpose of this paper is to compare how the various sectors among the largest companies in Ghana have incorporated sustainability into their mission, vision and value…