Topic
Governance
361 published works
Kubernan Blog
« Corriger la carte » : Un acte de gouvernance mondiale pour une représentation équitable de l’Afrique
By Olga Elegbe
Par Olga Elegbe, Candidate au doctorat en droit, Université de Sherbrooke, Membre du Centre de recherche sur la régulation et le droit de la gouvernance (CrRDG) La place de l’Afrique…
Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
Beyond the Board: How Committees Strengthen Community Governance
By Jonathan Zim
One of the hallmarks of an effective community association is a board that knows how to engage its members. While the board of directors retains the ultimate authority and fiduciary…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
DNB publishes Good Practice on the evaluation of insurers’ governance systems
By Floortje Nagelkerke (NL), Julia van der Grint
On 21 October 2026, the Dutch Central Bank (De Nederlandsche Bank, DNB) published its Good Practice on the evaluation of insurers’ governance systems (the Good Practice). The Good Practice is…
Coblentz Law
San Francisco’s November 2026 Charter Measures: Changes to City Governance
San Francisco voters will consider ten local measures on November 3, 2026. Four of them — Propositions A, D, E, and F — would amend the City Charter in ways…
Legal Futures Blog
SRA supervision and AI: what firms will be asked to prove
Guest post by Eleonora Dimitrova, who holds an LLB and LLM in corporate and commercial law from Queen Mary University, LondonDimitrova: Firms will need documented evidenceDebate about AI in legal practice…
Data Protection Report
Open-Weight AI can bring hidden supply-chain risks
By Steve Roosa (US), Susan Ross (US)
Corporations are increasingly deploying AI models that are available for download and can be operated outside the infrastructure of the companies that originally developed them. These models can offer significant…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
How the Law Society of Ontario is strengthening its governance
The Governance Review Task Force has provided a path forward for the regulator to improve how it fulfils its mandate
Blog - Sackers
Pensions Expert covers Hannah Savill’s insights on AI governance at The Pensions UK Conference
Speaking at the Pensions UK Conference, Hannah Savill, associate director, explored how pension scheme trustees can approach the governance and oversight of AI. The recently updated governance rules – in…
The Levee Was Dry
The Dutch Way: Direct, Together, and Warm
In my last post, I wrote about how the Netherlands went from roughly 3,500 water authorities to 21. Structure matters. But throughout this NAFSMA trip, our Dutch hosts kept pointing…
EU Law Analysis
Two Regimes of Recovery: Greece’s Exit from Macroeconomic Surveillance and the Social Findings That Do Not Close a File
By stevepeerseulawanalysis-blogspot-com
Joanna Demopoulou* Photo credit: Mstyslav Chernov, via Wikimedia Commons * Joanna Demopoulou holds a PhD in International Affairs and is a former Executive in Residence at the Geneva…