Description
LEGAL, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL INTERSECTIONS: PERSPECTIVES WITH
Book Summary
This collective work gathers the most current research presented at the III Social Sciences Research Conference of ESERP Digital Business & Law School. The reader will find a multidisciplinary analysis that connects law, economics, criminology, and artificial intelligence, offering innovative perspectives on contemporary challenges. The volume represents a milestone in academic dissemination, consolidating the work of the ESERP Research Observatory and providing a valuable tool for understanding the intersections between key disciplines in the social and legal spheres.
What is it about?
The book compiles the results of the III Social Sciences Research Conference, where academic experts examined highly topical issues within the ESERP Observatory's lines of research. Through its chapters, it addresses issues that cross tax law, business management, criminology, social services, and the impact of artificial intelligence. The work not only disseminates research findings but also fosters synergies between specialists from different areas, offering an integrated vision of complex problems. It is published as the second volume of the Research Observatory Collection, consolidating a space for critical and applied reflection in social, economic, and legal sciences.
Main Topics
- Intersection between tax law and economic policies in the current context.
- Criminology and crime: new perspectives from social research.
- Artificial intelligence applied to the legal and business spheres.
- Social services and welfare: multidisciplinary challenges and approaches.
- Business management and economics in a digital and globalized environment.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at researchers, faculty, and postgraduate students in social, legal, and economic sciences. It is also of interest to professionals in law, criminology, business management, and public policy who seek an updated and cross-cutting vision of social and legal problems. It is especially useful for those involved in research projects or wishing to learn about emerging trends in these disciplines.
What this book offers
- Access to recent and relevant research in law, economics, criminology, and artificial intelligence.
- A multidisciplinary perspective that connects typically separate areas of knowledge.
- Results disseminated by academic experts, with rigor and currency.
- Reference material to delve into the ESERP Observatory's lines of research.
Technical Specifications
- Author: Raquel, Crisostomo Galvez
- Publisher: J.M. Bosch Editor
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: Social services and welfare, Criminology, Crime and criminology, Economics, Business and management, Tax and tariff law, Artificial intelligence
- Collection: Economic Policy
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication Date: November 2024
- Number of pages: 580
- Weight: 995 g
Editorial Review
This work is presented as a solid contribution to contemporary academic debate, bringing together research that crosses disciplinary boundaries with a practical and current approach. Its main value lies in its ability to offer the reader an integrated vision of topics such as artificial intelligence, criminology, and tax law at a time of profound social and technological change. For researchers and professionals looking to stay up to date on these intersections, the book constitutes a useful and well-structured reference.

