Impacts of Emerging Technologies on Multinational Enterprises: Legal Challenges and Opportunities
Abstract
Keywords
Multinational enterprises (MNEs), Emerging Technologies, Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence
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