Authors: Sophie Larson Mentor: Filipa Paes. Filipa is currently a doctoral candidate in the Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford. Abstract Scholarly theorizing on constitutional interpretation, which is the way that courts interpret constitutional texts, has seen much development in the past decades. Still, there is little agreement on what theory provides the best reasoning for the process of interpreting constitutional documents. This article reviews three theories of

Authors: Ritvika Bal & Sagar Raghavan Mentor: Dr. Gerard Dericks (PhD, London School of Economics). Dr. Dericks is currently director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education at Hawaii Pacific University. Abstract This paper provides a comprehensive review of cross-cultural negotiation dynamics between North America and various global regions, including South America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. By analyzing key components such as negotiation tactics,

Authors: Matthew Kim & Angelina Zhou Mentor: Dr. Gerard Dericks (PhD, London School of Economics). Dr. Dericks is currently the director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education at Hawaii Pacific University. Abstract Asset price volatility has long been established as the leading measure of investment risk, yet has been the subject of continuing criticism due to its internal inconsistencies and historical instances of risk management failure. These shortco