Daily Archives: October 22, 2025

Why Fine Young Cannibals Never Made a Third Studio Album — and What Happened Next (1989–present)

Executive summary Fine Young Cannibals (FYC) were one of the most successful UK-to-US crossover pop acts of the late 1980s, scoring two U.S. #1 singles and a U.S. #1 album with The Raw & the Cooked (1989). Yet the group … Continue reading

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White Paper: Policing the Policers: The Importance and Difficulties of Preventing Conflicts of Interest in Oversight Institutions

Executive Summary Policing institutions—whether law enforcement agencies, internal compliance divisions, auditing offices, or regulatory bodies—are designed to uphold standards, investigate wrongdoing, and ensure accountability. Yet these same bodies are inherently vulnerable to conflicts of interest, particularly when their effectiveness depends … Continue reading

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White Paper: The Economics and Ethics of Time-Limiting Policies in Cafés and Restaurants

Executive Summary Cafés and restaurants often face a dilemma between hospitality and turnover. When customers “camp”—remaining long after their initial purchase—the business loses potential revenue from new patrons who might have spent more. To mitigate this, some establishments impose time … Continue reading

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White Paper: Resolving The Split of the Jets

1 – Executive Summary The Jets emerged in the 1980s as a successful family band of siblings from the Wolfgramm family, achieving significant chart success and global tours.  Over time, the group fractured: siblings formed separate touring line-ups, legal disputes … Continue reading

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White Paper: Voting Rights Limitations for Non-Citizen Residents — A Comparative Legal Analysis

Executive Summary This white paper examines the general restrictions that nations impose on the voting rights of residents who hold foreign citizenship. While global migration and dual residency have created increasingly multicultural electorates, most sovereign states continue to reserve the … Continue reading

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