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Consuelo Sánchez-Castro, PhD in Law, was inducted as a Corresponding Member of the Royal European...
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Category: Acts of admission as academicians
Leading companies with soul
During his induction into the Royal Academy of Business and Economics (RAED), Ignacio Bonasa proposes a radical shift in the way we conceive of leadership and business management, with human teams as the protagonists, replacing the profit and loss statement as the focus of corporate strategy
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From the asylum to the Royal Academy
Cristóbal Colón Palasí, founder of the La Fageda business and social project, explains during his induction into the RAED the origins of this leading dairy company, created to restore dignity and meaning to people with mental disorders who previously had no alternative but to be admitted to and reside in psychiatric facilities
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Surviving and emerging victorious in the age of artificial intelligence
Antoni Garrell reflects on the profound changes being generated by the transition to a disruptive digital age in his speech, “La segona revolució digital: L’economia digital i la intel·ligència artificial ens estan conduint a una nova era de la humanitat?”
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For an International Criminal Law Without Impunity
The current model of international justice, focused exclusively on individuals, is insufficient to address the most serious crimes of the 21st century. Based on this premise, Jaume Antich Soler, during his induction into the Royal Academy of Law (RAED), argues for the need to revisit a long-standing challenge in International Criminal Law: the incorporation of the criminal responsibility of legal entities before the International Criminal Court
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The footprint of Post-Impressionism
The renowned biopharmaceutical Ramón-Ricardo Vidal y Plana enters at the Royal Academy with a...
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