Professor Steve Peers, Royal Holloway University of London Photo credit: Julian Herzog, via Wikimedia Commons Introduction Advocates of Quebec’s independence from Canada have long argued that their plan would not entail complete separation from Canada, but rather a fusion of independence and continuing links that they described as ‘sovereignty-association’. Conversely, opponents of Quebec separation … Read more
8. Ensure resource continuity One of the most common issues with IT supplier relationships and other partnerships is a lack of resource continuity, particularly when key individuals involved change. After all, with IT’s high turnover rate, personnel changes are inevitable in any supplier partnership. Provisions that ensure resource continuity, particularly regarding key personnel, will keep … Read more
Image by Martina Bulková from Pixabay In March 2025 the New Zealand Supreme Court confirmed that copyright is relationship property, to be divided accordingly when a qualifying relationship ends. This decision has significant implications for copyright practice in New Zealand, and jurisdictions with similar regulatory frameworks for IP and family property (like the United Kingdom). … Read more
On the 24th of October, while the President of the ICC expressed their “high appreciation” for the strong cooperative relations with the UN, commemorating the “UN Day”, something even more telling about UN-ICC relationships happened 3000 km from The Hague in Kazan, Russia. The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, smiling and bowing his head, shook hands … Read more
Studies have shown that for women, sticking to 3 or fewer drinks in a session and 7 or fewer drinks per week is likely to be lower risk. For men, it’s 4 or fewer drinks in a session and 14 or fewer drinks per week. Studies show that for the average person, drinking above those … Read more