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Free Trade Zones and Corporate ESG: Evidence From a Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

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By Yinghan Zhao, Brian Lucey
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The relationship between economic liberalization and sustainable development presents a fundamental tension in global policy debates. While openness to trade and investment can drive productivity growth and technological upgrading, concerns persist that competitive pressures may induce a “race to the bottom” in environmental and social standards (Copeland and Taylor 2004; Vogel 1995).
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Akron police unfairly face more scrutiny with less funding | Opinion

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By Brian Lucey
| Yahoo Verified
Holding police officers accountable is fundamental. Let me say it plainly: If an officer does wrong, that officer should be held accountable. But let’s also be plain about this — some people abuse the word “accountability” the same way they abuse the word “justice.” Justice is a process. Too many people use the word to describe the outcome they wanted. When they don’t get that outcome, they say the system failed. That isn’t how justice works, and it isn’t how accountability works, either.
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Akron police unfairly face more scrutiny with less funding | Opinion

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By Brian Lucey
| Akron Beacon Journal Verified
GUEST Brian Lucey Guest opinion April 29, 2026, 6:12 a.m. ET Holding police officers accountable is fundamental. Let me say it plainly: If an officer does wrong, that officer should be held accountable. But let’s also be plain about this — some people abuse the word “accountability” the same way they abuse the word “justice.” Justice is a process. Too many people use the word to describe the outcome they wanted. When they don’t get that outcome, they say the system failed.
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