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From silence to vigilance: overcoming barriers in public reporting of bid-rigging and cartel violations

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By Kyoritsu Women’s, David Matza, Alexia Dumas, Quint Thurman
| Oxford University Press (OUP)
In antitrust law enforcement, the provision of information by the general public is a powerful information-gathering tool, along with the authorities’ ex officio detection and leniency systems.
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Public perceptions of autonomous lethal weapons systems - AI and Ethics

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By Kyoritsu Women’s
| link.springer.com
The results obtained here can be briefly summarized as follows. (1) Hypothesis (i), which proposes that LAWS are less likely to be used could not be verified, and in fact, the opposite tendency was observed. (2) Hypothesis (ii) that civilian casualties (rather than combatant casualties) would strongly influence LAWS use was strongly and significantly confirmed.
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The Yoshihide Suga Story - Rise of Japan’s New Prime Minister

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By Craig Mark, Kyoritsu Women’s
| in.news.yahoo.com
Yoshihide Suga is set to be Japan’s new prime minister after he was easily elected leader of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) on Monday, 14 September. Suga is due to be formally appointed prime minister by a vote in the Japanese parliament on Wednesday, where the conservative LDP has a majority in both houses. Former prime minister Shinzo Abe’s resignation last month due to illness was a surprise.
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