Ethnic cohesion and development
Ethnic fragmentation is defined as the probability that two randomly selected people in a country will belong to two different ethnic groups (such as Baloch or Pashtun). Sovereign nation states…
Cartelisation in developing countries
Formation of cartels is a global phenomenon and Pakistan is no exception. By definition it is defined as: “A cartel is a collection of independent businesses or organizations that collude…
CCP’s order in sugar industry case: a critique—II
Hypothetically, information exchange between competitors can either be simply a means to monitor compliance with a previously concluded anti-competitive understanding, agreement, or practice, or alternatively, it could, in and of…
At a White House in crisis, Trump looks isolated
In the Trump White House, it's getting lonely at the top. President Donald Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress are showing signs of going their own way, both on politics and…
European regulators: We’re not ready for new privacy law
Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been billed as the biggest shake-up of data privacy laws since the birth of the web. There's one problem: many of the regulators…
At a White House in crisis, Trump looks isolated
In the Trump White House, it's getting lonely at the top. President Donald Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress are showing signs of going their own way, both on politics and…
White-collar crime in the eyes of US courts
The term white-collar crime represents a non-violent crime usually involving cheating or dishonesty in commercial matters and includes fraud, embezzlement and insider trading. It is a crime committed by a…
Elements of international trade law
International trade law is a complicated subject as it involves transnational transactions; it derives its sources from customary international law, international conventions, bilateral treaties, and multilateral treaties. These instruments of…
