Professor Milena Sterio provided an expert review for Kriminologie, a peer reviewed online journal in the field of criminology based in Germany. Professor Sterio’s expert review focused on an article about the role of war crimes prosecutions in the transitional justice process of Kosovo.
Professor Milena Sterio was interviewed live on the Air Talk radio program (Los Angeles NPR Station) on March 2, on the legality of the U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iran under international law. The program, including Prof. Sterio’s interview, is available here.
Professor Lorenzo Luisetto’s scholarship has been published in the Ohio State Business Law Journal. In “Shaping Corporate Behavior: Evidence from the No‑Poach Initiative,” Professor Luisetto empirically examines the effects of the State of Washington Attorney General’s unprecedented “No‑Poach Initiative,” launched in January 2018. As part of that initiative, 237 franchisors agreed to remove no-poaching clauses (i.e., provisions in franchise contracts that prohibit franchisees from hiring each other’s employees) nationwide.
Professor Luisetto’s analysis shows that state‑led enforcement can have far‑reaching, nationwide consequences for corporate behavior. His findings illustrate how enforcement actions targeting contractual practices can function as powerful regulatory tools in the labor market, shaping firms’ conduct even in the absence of federal intervention.
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