Digital Strategy and Governance in Transformative Technologies offers a comprehensive exploration of how emerging technologies are reshaping business operations, governance structures, and societal interactions. This timely volume examines the complex interplay between digital strategies and governance frameworks across AI, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and the metaverse. It provides crucial insights for navigating the digital frontier.

The book''s strength lies in its multifaceted approach, moving from foundational concepts to specialized applications. It begins by examining technological convergence challenges and strategic foundations, then delves deep into pressing issues such as AI ethics in healthcare and law enforcement, blockchain''s role in fostering trust and accountability, cryptocurrency regulation, and the legal implications of the metaverse. The authors address critical questions about ethical deployment of digital technology, blockchain transparency, cryptocurrency governance, and virtual space regulation through detailed case studies and empirical research. What sets this book apart is its balanced treatment of both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. The authors do not just explore technological capabilities; they examine how these innovations intersect with ethical considerations, regulatory compliance, and sustainable practices. From analyzing Meta''s political ad policies to examining e-waste management in the digital era, the book offers actionable insights for policymakers, business leaders, and practitioners.

This essential resource serves as a guide for organizations and institutions grappling with digital transformation challenges. Whether you are a technology strategist, policy maker, academic researcher, or business leader, this book provides the frameworks and insights needed to develop effective digital strategies while ensuring responsible governance in an increasingly complex technological landscape.

Digital Strategy and Governance in Transformative Technologies offers a comprehensive exploration of how emerging technologies are reshaping business operations, governance structures, and societal interactions. This timely volume examines the complex interplay between digital strategies and governance frameworks across AI, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and the metaverse. It provides crucial insights for navigating the digital frontier.

The book''s strength lies in its multifaceted approach, moving from foundational concepts to specialized applications. It begins by examining technological convergence challenges and strategic foundations, then delves deep into pressing issues such as AI ethics in healthcare and law enforcement, blockchain''s role in fostering trust and accountability, cryptocurrency regulation, and the legal implications of the metaverse. The authors address critical questions about ethical deployment of digital technology, blockchain transparency, cryptocurrency governance, and virtual space regulation through detailed case studies and empirical research. What sets this book apart is its balanced treatment of both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. The authors do not just explore technological capabilities; they examine how these innovations intersect with ethical considerations, regulatory compliance, and sustainable practices. From analyzing Meta''s political ad policies to examining e-waste management in the digital era, the book offers actionable insights for policymakers, business leaders, and practitioners.

This essential resource serves as a guide for organizations and institutions grappling with digital transformation challenges. Whether you are a technology strategist, policy maker, academic researcher, or business leader, this book provides the frameworks and insights needed to develop effective digital strategies while ensuring responsible governance in an increasingly complex technological landscape.

This is the first socio-legal multi-jurisdictional study on hazing (ragging). This book considers four countries: the USA, India, Sri Lanka, and Australia. It states the legal position, identifies lacunas in law, and proposes possible legal solutions. Unfortunately, laws, regulations, and policies have failed to stamp out hazing from university campuses and residential colleges.

Hazing has spiralled out of control in a number of countries. It has descended into a cruel, barbaric, and inhuman practice. The number of students subjected to hazing and sexual abuse is alarming. According to a 2022 survey, more than half (53%) of American students who were part of a fraternity or sorority experienced hazing. Students are murdered, harmed, abused, and suffer long-term trauma. The prevention of hazing is one of the most important responsibilities of 21st century universities.

The theme of the book is that universities are in the best position to protect students from hazingand must play a vital role. As a sociological study, the book also considers why hazing occurs and what can be done to prevent it. Without engaging with the underlying causes, legal punitive measures continue to address the symptom rather than the cause. The book, therefore, explores how a more innovative approach to regulation can help tackle the cause.

The book will be of interest to policy makers, regulators at universities, education and legal academics, and personal injury lawyers.

Digital Strategy and Governance in Transformative Technologies offers a comprehensive exploration of how emerging technologies are reshaping business operations, governance structures, and societal interactions. This timely volume examines the complex interplay between digital strategies and governance frameworks across AI, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and the metaverse. It provides crucial insights for navigating the digital frontier.

The book''s strength lies in its multifaceted approach, moving from foundational concepts to specialized applications. It begins by examining technological convergence challenges and strategic foundations, then delves deep into pressing issues such as AI ethics in healthcare and law enforcement, blockchain''s role in fostering trust and accountability, cryptocurrency regulation, and the legal implications of the metaverse. The authors address critical questions about ethical deployment of digital technology, blockchain transparency, cryptocurrency governance, and virtual space regulation through detailed case studies and empirical research. What sets this book apart is its balanced treatment of both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. The authors do not just explore technological capabilities; they examine how these innovations intersect with ethical considerations, regulatory compliance, and sustainable practices. From analyzing Meta''s political ad policies to examining e-waste management in the digital era, the book offers actionable insights for policymakers, business leaders, and practitioners.

This essential resource serves as a guide for organizations and institutions grappling with digital transformation challenges. Whether you are a technology strategist, policy maker, academic researcher, or business leader, this book provides the frameworks and insights needed to develop effective digital strategies while ensuring responsible governance in an increasingly complex technological landscape.

Digital Strategy and Governance in Transformative Technologies offers a comprehensive exploration of how emerging technologies are reshaping business operations, governance structures, and societal interactions. This timely volume examines the complex interplay between digital strategies and governance frameworks across AI, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and the metaverse. It provides crucial insights for navigating the digital frontier.

The book''s strength lies in its multifaceted approach, moving from foundational concepts to specialized applications. It begins by examining technological convergence challenges and strategic foundations, then delves deep into pressing issues such as AI ethics in healthcare and law enforcement, blockchain''s role in fostering trust and accountability, cryptocurrency regulation, and the legal implications of the metaverse. The authors address critical questions about ethical deployment of digital technology, blockchain transparency, cryptocurrency governance, and virtual space regulation through detailed case studies and empirical research. What sets this book apart is its balanced treatment of both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. The authors do not just explore technological capabilities; they examine how these innovations intersect with ethical considerations, regulatory compliance, and sustainable practices. From analyzing Meta''s political ad policies to examining e-waste management in the digital era, the book offers actionable insights for policymakers, business leaders, and practitioners.

This essential resource serves as a guide for organizations and institutions grappling with digital transformation challenges. Whether you are a technology strategist, policy maker, academic researcher, or business leader, this book provides the frameworks and insights needed to develop effective digital strategies while ensuring responsible governance in an increasingly complex technological landscape.

This is the first socio-legal multi-jurisdictional study on hazing (ragging). This book considers four countries: the USA, India, Sri Lanka, and Australia. It states the legal position, identifies lacunas in law, and proposes possible legal solutions. Unfortunately, laws, regulations, and policies have failed to stamp out hazing from university campuses and residential colleges.

Hazing has spiralled out of control in a number of countries. It has descended into a cruel, barbaric, and inhuman practice. The number of students subjected to hazing and sexual abuse is alarming. According to a 2022 survey, more than half (53%) of American students who were part of a fraternity or sorority experienced hazing. Students are murdered, harmed, abused, and suffer long-term trauma. The prevention of hazing is one of the most important responsibilities of 21st century universities.

The theme of the book is that universities are in the best position to protect students from hazingand must play a vital role. As a sociological study, the book also considers why hazing occurs and what can be done to prevent it. Without engaging with the underlying causes, legal punitive measures continue to address the symptom rather than the cause. The book, therefore, explores how a more innovative approach to regulation can help tackle the cause.

The book will be of interest to policy makers, regulators at universities, education and legal academics, and personal injury lawyers.