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Contract Performance Under Pandemic Pressure: Force Majeure, Renegotiation, Remedies, and Insurance - Legal Options for Businesses

This article outlines practical legal options for businesses struggling to meet contractual obligations under pandemic pressure. It clarifies the scope and operation of force majeure clauses, distinguishes them from frustration and related doctrines, and summarises renegotiation...

Stoic Principles as an Integrative Approach to Executive Stress Management: An Extended Theoretical Model

Modern executives face an array of professional burdens that intensify in complex, dynamic, and digitalised work environments. The result is chronic stress that impairs cognitive performance, emotional stability, and social interaction. Traditional coping programmes address singl...

Christian Faith as a Psychological Resource in Modern Stress Research: An Integrative Analysis Drawing on Stoic Models

Christian faith is increasingly examined in psychology as a resource that strengthens cognitive appraisal, emotion regulation, and coping. This article analyses it as a multidimensional system that shapes perception, motivation, and resilience. Building on research into religious...

The Core Structure of Stoic Ethics: Control, Judgment, and Inner Freedom

This article reconstructs Stoic ethics as a coherent system of practical reason resting on three functionally connected elements: the distinction between what is subject to human control and what is not; the central role of judgment as the ethical hinge; the concept of inner free...

De-facto Binding Without De-jure Accountability: Soft Law as a Functional Substitute for Legal Obligation in Global Governance

Soft-law instruments have become a central form of governance in international law. Formally non-binding, they increasingly produce effects comparable to legally binding norms. Pandemic declarations of the World Health Organization, conditionality mechanisms of European Union enl...

Stoic Lifestyle Intervention for Executive Stress Management: Structure, Daily Practice, and Evaluation Approaches

Executives work in environments that combine high information flow, scarce recovery, and continuous evaluation. The result is chronic stress that impairs concentration, emotional stability, and decision-making. Established stress programmes often fail in executive contexts becaus...

Faith and Inner Leadership: The Integration of Christian and Stoic Virtue Ethics for Resilient Leadership in the Digital Age

Leadership in contemporary organisations is marked by volatility, moral complexity, and the erosion of stable value frames. This article develops an integrated theoretical model that connects Christian virtue ethics and Stoic philosophy — Virtue-Centered Inner Governance. Both tr...

Stoic Conduct as an Intervention for Stress Reduction in Executives

Executives in their working lives are exposed to a variety of stressors that, in the absence of suitable coping strategies, culminate in chronic stress and consequent health disorders. In healthcare and in sales in particular, executives are affected by burnout, from which follow...

Strategic Diplomacy in the 21st Century: International Legal Boundaries and Spaces of Action for State Actors in the Age of Hybrid Conflicts

Modern international conflicts increasingly run below classical escalation thresholds and combine diplomatic, economic, technological, and digital means into hybrid influence strategies. International law faces structural challenges — core norms such as the prohibition of force,...

Christian Faith as a Stabilising Factor in Existential Crises: An Interdisciplinary Analysis Across Psychology, Stoicism, and Religious Studies

Phases of existential disruption expose the fragility of human autonomy. Stability is often understood today as a product of personal control. When that control collapses, psychological disintegration becomes likely. This article examines the stabilising function of Christian fai...

Anthropogenic Evolution — The Third Driver of Evolutionary Change

his paper proposes Anthropogenic Evolution as a named third driver, referring to evolutionary pressure that originates in conscious human choice, distinct in origin from the blind pressure of natural selection or the randomness of mutation. The pathways through which this pressur...

Mapping District-Level Asbestos Exposure Risk in Java, Indonesia: Integrating Infrastructure, Demographics, and Seismic Vulnerability

(1) Background: Indonesia is one of the world’s largest consumers of asbestos, with widespread use of asbestos-cement roofing across residential and public buildings. Java Island, characterized by high population density and seismic vulnerability, presents a complex risk landscap...

A Protocol for Human Attribution Ratings to Self-Referential LLM Outputs: Candidate Cue Structure as a Design Input

Study protocol and planned preregistration draft; data collection not begun. AI-assistance disclosure: large language models were used, under the author's direction and review, for drafting/editing assistance, literature search and bibliographic verification, and (where applicabl...

SROP Research Programme Overview

Programme overview/companion (not a paper-level contribution). AI-assistance disclosure: large language models were used, under the author's direction and review, for drafting/editing assistance, literature search and bibliographic verification, and (where applicable) research-en...

A Framework for Measuring Output-Space Regularity Under Recursive Moral Prompting: Proxy Metrics, a Calibration Protocol, and Prospective Activation-Level Validation

Methods paper; no empirical Proxy-IVCS/Latent-IVCS values computed. AI-assistance disclosure: large language models were used, under the author's direction and review, for drafting/editing assistance, literature search and bibliographic verification, and (where applicable) resear...

Prompt-Conditioned Self-Referential Output Patterns in Large Language Models: A Provenance-Bounded, Cross-Platform Output-Level Case Study Under Recursive Moral Prompting

Exploratory, provenance-bounded output-level case study. AI-assistance disclosure: large language models were used, under the author's direction and review, for drafting/editing assistance, literature search and bibliographic verification, and (where applicable) research-engineer...

Computational Wave Field Theory

We propose a framework for thinking about computation in the way physicists think about quantum mechanics: as the dynamics of a wave-like field, with events occurring probabilistically according to the squared amplitude of that field at each location. The proposal is not that com...

RRR: Reflexive Role Routing

Reflexive Role Routing (RRR) is an architecture designed to solve the role-execution commitment gap in multi-agent LLM systems. Core Problem: Current multi-agent frameworks assign roles statically or turn-by-turn. If an executing agent diverges or pursues a flawed trajectory, the...

BFS Shell Stratification and the Emergence of Four-Dimensional Lorentzian Geometry

Earlier versions of the companion paper Q5a claimed, conditionally, that the admissibility forms ${\mathcal{E}_q}$ on the Heisenberg carrier of ${\mathrm{Heis}_3(\mathbb{Z}/q\mathbb{Z})}$ converge in the Mosco sense to a second-order operator ${L_\Pi} = -A\partial_x^2$ on $L^2(\m...

Intelligent diagnosis of vocal cord lesions via multimodal deep learning: integrating laryngoscopy, voice, and biomarkers

Abstract Background Accurate pre‑operative diagnosis of vocal cord lesions remains challenging. We developed a multimodal deep learning model that integrates laryngoscopic images, voice recordings, and biochemical markers to improve diagnostic accuracy. Methods In this retrospect...