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Tierce opposition et décision de modification des statuts : il faut attendre l'arrêté du plan (note ss. Cass. com., 10 sept. 2025, n° 24-12.698, n° 24-12.699, n° 24-12.700)
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Investor Valuation for Socially Responsible Assets: A Willingness to Pay Experiment
No full textWe present an experimental study of investors’ willingness to pay for socially
responsible assets. In our initial public offering experiment, various assets share identical financial risk-return profiles but differ in the intensity and timing of societal benefits, represented by charitable donations. We find that subjects value societal benefits positively and prefer a positive correlation between financial returns and these societal benefits. We offer implications for the design of corporate social responsibility policies and for the pricing of responsible assets
Servitude légale de passage : la détermination de l’assiette par usage continu prime, même en cas de division de fonds
No full textObject play in Tsimane children: Implications for sex-specific division of labour
No full textSex-specific division of labour and the associated use of different subsistence techniques by males (e.g., hunting) and females (e.g., gathering) has played an important role in shaping human societies. Skills needed in adulthood are practiced in play during childhood and object play has been proposed to foster tool-use skills necessary for adult subsistence techniques. Here, we investigated sex differences in the ontogeny of object play in Tsimane children in Bolivia to understand its potential role in shaping gender-specific adult roles. We used observational data (>80,000 scan samples) from nine Tsimane communities collected between 2002 and 2007. We analysed age and sex differences in general play, object play and object types. Our results show that both general play and object play peaked in early to middle childhood (3.5-7.5 years of age), with boys spending more time playing. Moreover, boys engaged more with objects related to male-specific roles (e.g., hunting tools), while girls played more with objects related to female-specific roles (e.g., cooking tools). Our findings suggest that object play serves as an adaptive, culturally-embedded pathway to develop gender-specific adult skills. Studying developmental patterns of object play across human cultures enriches our understanding of the evolutionary contexts shaping divisions of labour
Duty of care des sociétés mères : vérité au-delà des alpes ? (note ss. Corte di cassazione)
No full textClause de substitution : requiem ou salvation ? (note ss. Cass. com., 18 juin 2025, n° 24-14.311)
No full textDon’t feed the troll : droit de priorité et enchaînement de demandes d’enregistrement
No full textUne stratégie consistant en l’enchaînement de demandes d’enregistrement de marques nationales pour un même signe, dans l’objectif d’obtenir une position de blocage pour une période excédant la durée du délai de priorité de six mois est contraire aux objectifs du règlement n° 2017/1001