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Asylum Assignment and Burden-Sharing
Under the current Common European Asylum System (CEAS), asylum seekers arriving in the European Union must lodge their application in the country where they first arrive. This decentralized, "no-choice" approach places a disproportionate burden on border countries, leads to delays and disputes over responsibility, and incentivizes asylum seekers to undertake illegal secondary movements to reach their ...
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Does AI Make Us Smarter—or More Dependent?’: Public Discourse on Knowledge Construction Across Cognitive, Behavioral, and Ethical Dimensions
Recently, a co-authored paper by Associate Professor Weiming Ye  of Peking University HSBC Business School, entitled “Does AI Make Us Smarter—or More Dependent?’: Public Discourse on Knowledge Construction Across Cognitive, Behavioral, and Ethical Dimensions,” was published in Comunicar (n. 86, v. XXXIV, 2026, pp. 71–84). The paper is co-authored with Dr. Qian Li (corresponding author) of the ...
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How Technological Innovation Shapes Financial Innovation: Substitution Effects versus Knowledge Diffusion
Financial innovation is a key driver of economic development. Yet how technological progress itself shapes financial innovation remains underexplored. This paper  uses U.S. patent data from 2005 to 2019 and employs interrupted time series (ITS) analysis to provide large-scale evidence on the impact of major technological innovation waves on financial innovation.The authors propose two competing channels....
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