As the G8 declaration makes clear, Issues of inclusion, exclusion, taxation, representation, regulation and legitimation are as intertwined and politically important today as they were in the 1770s.

It is problematic how facilitative national law and other regulatory mechanisms should be towards whistleblowing in a digital age when a single individual can have global impact.

Is giving the sharing economy regulatory 'room to breathe' a question of activism, or of business strategy?

The Senate raises important, and uncomfortable, for ASIC to answer, highlighting whether enforceable undertakings place sufficiently stringent conditions on financial professionals.