Private law

‘Divorce hotel’ in the Netherlands eases painful process

Global Politics

Over a three-day stay at a luxury divorce hotel in the Netherlands, a mediator and other specialists – notaries, even psychologists – are on hand to help couples get divorced.

Should Corporations be Required to Disclose Political Spending to Shareholders?

Supreme Court to Rule on Corporate Crime and Personhood

Is Canada Rethinking Its Approach To Gay Marriage?

Global Politics

Breaking Up at the Divorce Hotel in Holland

Conflict & Justice
The World

Shareholder Activism – Part 2

Environmentalists have a new tactic: they’re buying stocks as a way into the boardrooms of major corporations with the aim of making the companies more sustainable and accountable. Living On Earth’s Anna Solomon-Greenbaum has the second of her series on shareholder activism.

The World

Can This Marriage Be Saved? Yes (During the Recession)

Arts, Culture & Media

Andrew Cherlin is a professor of sociology at Johns Hopkins University. He has been studying marriage and divorce trends since the Great Depression. He joins The Takeaway to explain why love may not conquer all.

The World

Japanese craft ritual for divorce

Conflict & Justice

Two out of six Japanese marriages end in divorce. Now, one Japanese man has come up with an elaborate ceremony to help divorcing couples mark that ending. Akiko Fujita took part in a divorce ceremony and sent this report from Tokyo.

The World

Betting on divorce

Arts, Culture & Media

Hedge funds are investing in big time divorce cases for spouses who think their exes have significant assets but can’t afford to pay the legal fees to fight the case. And Laura attends ‘divorce fair’ giving helpful advice for divorcees.