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August 2026, Volume 15, Issue 5
- 1-16 Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as a Challenge for Global Trade
by Peter Kuko & Karin Cakoci - 1-18 ‘Manufacturing Vulnerability’ in UK Asylum: Shifting Standards of Proof and Sexual Diversity
by Raawiyah Rifath - 1-18 Extinctive Prescription Between Substance and Procedure: Toward a Functional Choice-of-Law Approach in French and American Private International Law
by Ghada Karam & Samantha Abou Harb - 1-20 Corporate Tax Loss Carryforward and Company Regulation Under UAE Law: Rethinking the Tax Accounting Treatment of VirtualAssets—A Comparative Study
by Tarek Abdelsalam & Ahmed Moustafa Aldabousi & Haytham Mohamed Sherif & Mohammad Hamdy Alawady & Doaa Mohammad Sayed El Khosht & Abdelrehim Awad - 1-20 Certifiable Integrity, Verifiable Limits: Anti-Bribery Certification and Public Procurement Reform in Peru
by Carlos Alberto Pajuelo Beltrán & Mauricio Julio MacLean Cuadros & Alfonso Renato Vargas-Murillo & Ilda Nadia Monica de la Asuncion Pari-Bedoya & Guido Benedicto Palumbo Pinto - 1-29 Gender Equality and Women’s Rights Protection: International Practice and National Legal Reforms in Uzbekistan
by Shakhzod Saydullaev & Makhmut Utemuratov & Khayitjon Turdiev & Allayar Sultamuratov & Shakhnoza Gaffarova - 1-30 Good Faith at Sea: Non-Refoulement, Maritime Interdiction and Malaysian Practice Under International Law
by Mohamad Syafiq Bin Sulaiman & Jeong Chun Phuoc
September 2026, Volume 15, Issue 5
- 1-10 Japan’s Perspective on the Future of the World Trading System
by Junji Nakagawa - 1-14 China’s Scientific Data-Sharing Framework and International Investment Agreements: Tensions, Risks and Normative Responses
by Yu Liu & Yimin Zheng & Xiaohan Zhang & Liang Yu - 1-20 Reordering Labour Rights Under Compound Pressure: Algorithmic Management, Mediated Autonomy, and Legal Innovation in China
by Yuqiao Wang & Naixin Hu - 1-21 The Asylum Seeker as a Jurisdictional Anomaly: Jurisdictional Filtering and the Reconfiguration of Protection in European Union Asylum Law
by Bogdan-Mihai Dumitru & Alexandru Boroi & Ionica Oncioiu - 1-21 From International Obligation to Domestic Duty: The ICJ Advisory Opinion and South Africa’s Second Nationally Determined Contributions
by Ademola Oluborode Jegede & Matilda Adedoyin Chukwuemeka - 1-22 Access to Compensation for Sexual Violence: A Comparative Analysis of Iran’s Islamic Penal Code and International Law
by Fatemeh Hamedanian - 1-22 Beneficial Ownership Transparency After Sovim: Between Privacy Rights and Anti-Money Laundering Imperatives in EU Law
by Olha Kovalchuk & Ruslan Shevchuk & Nataliia Holota & Serhiy Banakh - 1-26 From Legal Mandate to Verifiable Implementation: An Empirical Legal Study of Gender-Responsive Public Procurement in Brazil
by Silvana Weinhardt de Oliveira & Luiz Alberto Pilatti & Silvana Souza Netto Mandalozzo - 1-27 From Algorithm to Law: How Artificial Intelligence Redefines Work and Labour Rights in Peru
by María Gracia Valdivia Corzo - 1-33 The Phantom Agent: Artificial Intentionality and Legal Responsibility
by Daniel J. Gervais & John J. Nay - 1-41 Moral Rights and AI: Bridging the Regulatory Gap in European Copyright Law
by Maria-Daphne Papadopoulou
June 2026, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 1-14 Regulating the Digital Carbon Footprint: Green Information Systems Governance in India’s Copyright Societies
by Gururaj Devarhubli - 1-16 The Concept of ‘Equilibrium’ in the Belgian Family Pact: An Illustration of Tailor-Made and Inclusive Inheritance Law
by Hannelore Thijs & Alain-Laurent Verbeke - 1-19 The Prosecution and Conviction of Those Who Are Responsible for “Atrocity Crimes” in Canada and the Advancement of International Justice
by James C. Simeon - 1-26 Algorithmic Tax Justice in Peru
by Daniel Irwin Yacolca-Estares & Elsa E. Choy-Zevallos & Jorge M. Chavez-Díaz & Marco Antonio Huamán-Sialer - 1-31 Peace Under the Shadow of Authoritarianism: The Prospects of Illiberal Peacebuilding in Türkiye
by Zeynep Ardıç - 1-32 Tracing Legitimacy in the Art Market: Evaluating Thirty Years of the 1995 UNIDROIT Convention
by Maria Anna Iosifidou & Irini Stamatoudi
August 2026, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 1-8 Revising the WTO Contract: Is the Trump Administration’s Vision Workable?
by Simon Lester - 1-8 The European Union, the WTO, and the “Rhetoric of Reaction”
by Carlo M. Cantore - 1-11 The New Way of Working at the WTO: Looking at ECA
by Gabrielle Marceau & Antoine Comont - 1-15 Employment Issues for Third-Country Nationals in Hungary and the EU, with Particular Regard to Collective Labour Law and Wage Policy
by Hilda Tóth & Gábor Mélypataki - 1-16 The Law the Sea Left Behind: Reforming Maritime Criminal Law
by Selina Wai-Ming Robinson - 1-22 Reversals in the ‘Right to Health’? The Case of SARS-CoV-2
by Nirmala Pillay - 1-22 Risk Society Theory and Plaintiff Standing in Environmental Civil Public Interest Litigation: Examination and Framework in the Context of China’s Codification
by Hongxia Fan - 1-24 Ensuring Justice for Vietnamese Child Victims of Human Trafficking: Lessons from the United Kingdom
by Dang Thi Thu Huyen & Nguyen Duy Dzung - 1-24 The Limits of State Sanctuary: A Feminist Case Study of VAWA Barriers in Colorado
by Haley Noel Graham & Lisa Pasko - 1-26 Smartphones in the Fog of War: Civilian Intelligence Apps and the Boundaries of International Humanitarian Law
by Berkant Akkuş - 1-27 Inheritance Law in Flux: Adapting to Modern Family Realities
by Géraldine Chapus-Rapin & Antoine Eigenmann - 1-29 Radically Changed by the Revolution: The Meaning of Citizenship and Civic Education
by Michael J. Driscoll & Jose Arevalo - 1-33 Tension at Heart: Human Dignity, Rule of Law, Universities, and Free and Fair Democracy
by Eric Hartman - 1-35 The Structure and Functioning of the Turkish Court of Accounts as the Body Responsible for the Financial Audit of State-Owned (Public) Companies Under Turkish Law
by Hüseyin Bilgin & Yasin Atalan - 1-38 From Sandbox to Scale: Implementation Gaps in Saudi Arabia’s FinTech Legal Framework
by Mohsin Dhali & Shafiqul Hassan - 1-45 Platform-Facilitated Grooming and AI Chatbots: Rethinking Criminal Liability and Regulation
by Mohamed Chawki
July 2026, Volume 15, Issue 4
- 1-11 Autonomous Organizations and the Decline of Anthropocentric Law
by Shawn Bayern - 1-13 Beyond Consent-Centred Protection in Digital Healthcare: Italy, Secondary Use of Health Data, and Governance-Based Safeguards for AI-Mediated Care
by Tommaso Spasari & Paolo Bailo & Giuliano Pesel & Giovanni D’Alessandro & Giovanna Ricci - 1-16 Dialogue with the Disabled “Other”: Expanding Legal Frameworks of Civil-Civic Engagement to Enhance Inclusion of Individuals with Down Syndrome
by Boleslaw Z. Kabala & Kelli Neel - 1-16 Dian in the Civil Code Era: A Historical, Systematic, and Axiological Reassessment
by Wei Xiao - 1-17 Media Representations of Cyberbullying and Their Relationship to Criminalisation: A Child-Centred Analysis from Hungary
by Enikő Kovács-Szépvölgyi & Szilvia Horváth - 1-18 Research on the Risk Prevention and Control of Data Poisoning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
by Bo Long & Zilong Han & Yukun Yue & Yulin Tong - 1-20 Political Economy as Civic Education: A Contested-Principles Approach to New Statutory Requirements in Ohio
by Robert Wyllie - 1-20 Legislating the Unwritten (Fundamental Rights-Based) Refusal Ground in European Criminal Law
by István Szijártó - 1-21 Environmental Law in Transition: A Scoping Review and Doctrinal Comparative Analysis of Ukraine and Lithuania
by Rinata Kazak & Denys Shyhal & Greta Česnaitytė - 1-21 Can AI Participate in Dispute Resolution? Five Fundamental Questions That Remain Open for Discussion
by Jing Ma & Jingyi Chen & Tianhao Hu & Mingyu Deng & Xuesong Li - 1-21 Intersectional Discrimination and Institutional Violence in Cases of Sexual Violence Against Indigenous Women: A Comparative Human Rights Analysis of IACHR Case 11.565 and Camila v. Peru (CRC)
by Yasmín Stefani Franco Bermúdez & Carlos Alberto Echeverría Mayorga - 1-21 From Recognition to Enforceability: Constitutionalizing the Right to Mental Health in Peru Through Constitutional Court Jurisprudence
by Alfonso Renato Vargas-Murillo & Rafael Fortunato Supo Hallasi & Carlos Alberto Cueva Quispe & Ilda Nadia Monica de la Asuncion Pari-Bedoya & Regis André Junior Fernández Argandoña & Carlos Alberto Pajuelo Beltrán - 1-22 Excluding Parents in Cases of Complete Parental Abandonment from Intestate Succession: Different Jurisprudential Approaches in South African Law
by Anél Gildenhuys - 1-23 Legal Transplants: Truths and Errors in Comparative Legal Analysis
by José Alexander Velásquez Ochoa & Rafael Alejandro Betancourt Durango & Luis Fernando Garcés Giraldo & José Luis Castilla Cabezudo & David Alberto Garcia Arango & Marcela Giraldo Giraldo & Natalia Isabel Jaramillo Gómez - 1-23 Sea-Level Rise, Human Rights, and State Responsibility: Advisory Opinions in an Interdependent International Legal Order
by Hatice Kubra Ecemis Yilmaz - 1-23 Strategic Challenges of the EU Succession Regulation: Same-Sex Marriages in Light of C-713/23 and Its Implications for Slovak Succession Law
by Lubica Saktorová & Andrea Barancová - 1-24 A Critical Approach to Technofeudalism in EU Law: The Architecture of Big Tech’s Influence
by Tamás Dezső Ziegler & Thomas Buijnink & Reiner Diederik Duvenage & Sarolta Szabó & Gergely Gosztonyi - 1-24 Integrating Legal Education into Medical Training: A Conceptual Framework for Reducing Medico-Legal Risks in Healthcare
by Larisa Pătru & Oana Andreea Diaconu & Maria Cristina Bezna & Gabriela Boldeanu & Ciprian-Laurențiu Pătru & Adrian Bogdan & Elena Cristina Andrei - 1-26 A Mark of Contempt: Spitting, Dignity, and the Misclassification of Harm in Law
by Rebecca C. K. Ward & John S. Croucher - 1-33 Comparative Study on the Ownership of Copyright of Artificial Intelligence-Generated Works
by Guanglei Chen & Yulin Tong & Zilong Han - 1-38 A New Frontier? Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Corporate Insolvency
by Kayode Akintola
May 2026, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 1-12 The EUA-PREP-CICP Medico-Legal Framework for Nirmatrelvir/Ritonavir During the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Tung-Hu Tsai - 1-16 Shortcomings in the Tracing of Digital Assets in the EU’s Insolvency III Directive
by Dominik Skauradszun & Paula Moffatt - 1-16 The Child Protection Paradox in the Criminal Laws of EU Member States: Self-Generated Sexual Images and the Limits of Criminalisation
by Enikő Kovács-Szépvölgyi & Kata Franciska Vági - 1-16 Labor Shortages and Political Narratives: The Paradox of Migration in Central Europe
by Bernadett Solymosi-Szekeres & Nóra Jakab - 1-18 Normalisation Between Belgrade and Pristina: Binding Force and Legal Effects of the Brussels and Ohrid Agreements
by Andrej Semenov - 1-19 Digitising Bills of Lading in the UAE: Legal Governance and Implementation Challenges
by Mohamed Morsi Abdou & Ayman M. Zain Othman & Aisha Obaid Alqaydi & Mahmoud Fayyad - 1-19 Maintaining Confidentiality in the Exchange of Information on Tax Matters in the Republic of Kazakhstan
by Gulnara T. Nurbekova & Marco Greggi & Lyazat K. Tussupova - 1-19 Thomas Jefferson’s Vision for Civic Education and the Founding of America’s First Public Universities
by Dustin Gish - 1-19 Current Challenges in the Relationship Between Slovenian Copyright Law and EU Law
by Eneja Drobež & David Bogataj & Valerija Rogelj - 1-26 Public Resource Dot EU: Compliance Pathways for the EU Standardisation System After the Malamud Judgment
by Andrew Leyden - 1-27 Regulatory Governance of AI in the Generative AI Era: A Comparative Study of South Korea’s AI Basic Act and the EU AI Act for Sustainable Digital Transformation
by Jungmi Bang - 1-29 The Interplay of Legal Capacity, Convergence, and Development in Insolvency Reform
by Bolanle Adebola
April 2026, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 1-11 More than One-Dimensionality: Brief Remarks on Pensée Complexe, Harmonization and Intangible Cultural Heritage
by Alejandro Knaesel Arrabal & Otávio Henrique Baumgarten Arrabal - 1-17 Aging Behind Bars: The Growth of the Older Incarcerated Adult Population and Emerging Penal Reform
by Hyemin Shin & Myunghee You
June 2026, Volume 15, Issue 3
- 1-12 Agricultural Data as a Case Study for Sectoral Data Law: From EU Horizontal Rules to a Spanish Agricultural Data Act
by María Luisa Lara Ruíz & Rosa Gallardo Cobos - 1-16 “He Knew the System”: Coercive Control, Legal Systems Abuse and Survivor Help-Seeking in County Durham
by Demet Asli Caltekin - 1-17 Comparative Analysis of Healthcare Compensation Lawsuits Related to Breaches of the Duty to Inform: The Evolution of Non-Pecuniary Damages in Hungary (2008–2010 vs. 2018–2020) in a European Context
by Adrienn Őri & Ida Ercsey & Eszter Sallai & Helga Judit Feith - 1-17 Beyond “Potty Parity”: Public Toilets, Gendered Time Costs, and Institutional Accountability in Everyday Mobility
by Judit Glavanits & Zsolt Fényes - 1-19 Article 5 GDPR in EEA Supervisory Authority Decisions: Enforcement Patterns and Co-Occurring Infringements
by Anamarija Mladinic & Ljerka Luić - 1-20 Who Protects Religious Liberty? Judicial Power, Free Exercise, and Civic Thought
by Benjamin Slomski - 1-25 Legal Regulation of Sustainable Delivery of Government-Procured Public Elderly Care Services in China’s Moderately Aging Society: Dilemmas and Legalization Pathways
by Yuan Lin & Yue Zhao - 1-25 Testamentary Capacity and Succession Agreements in Later Life: A Spanish Perspective
by Jaume Tarabal Bosch - 1-27 AI, Evidentiary Authority, and the Right to a Fair Trial in Criminal Proceedings
by Hülya Kocagül & Melik Kartal - 1-30 UASC Hotels: An ECHR Children’s Rights Analysis of a Not So ‘Temporary’ Emergency Measure
by Sarah Atkins
March 2026, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 1-14 Implementing EU Sanctions Through Criminal Law: Serious Negligence as a New Form of Culpability in the Slovak Republic
by Libor Klimek - 1-17 The Honor of His Own, and Model of Future Times : George Wythe’s American Revolution in Civic Education
by Samuel Postell - 1-21 Tides of Change: Counter-Terrorism, Rights, and Commercial Efficiency in UK Ports
by Selina Wai Ming Robinson - 1-24 Transplanting Australia’s Consumer Data Right: A Viable U.S. Open Banking Model?
by Rory O’Callaghan & Casey Watters - 1-26 The Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Administration of Justice: Suggested Framework of Ethical Principles and Reasoning of Judges in the Use of Intelligent Systems
by Nikolaos Manos & Emmanouil Technitis & Athanassia Sykiotou - 1-27 Greening Human Rights in Africa: The African Court and the Environmental Accountability of States and Corporations
by Adeline Auffret O’Neil & Indira Boutier & Emmanuel Maganaris - 1-30 Analysing the Impact of the GCM in Canada Through the Lens of Mobility Facilitation: An Invitation to Rethink the GCM’s Potential to Advance the Human Rights of Migrants
by Baptiste Jouzier
April 2026, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 1-9 Can a Regional Law Regulate End-of-Life Care in Italy? Ethical and Medico-Legal Perspectives
by Tommaso Spasari & Paolo Bailo & Emerenziana Basello & Giuliano Pesel & Giovanna Ricci - 1-10 The Primacy of Civic Life: Aristotle’s Critique of Hippodamus
by Sebastian R. Graham & Matthew K. Reising - 1-13 Menstruation and the Myth of the Gender-Neutral Worker: Structural Inequality in Labor Law
by Bernadett Solymosi-Szekeres - 1-14 Cyprus’ Approach to the Digital Services Act: Harmonisation, Enforcement, and Practical Implications
by Alexandropoulou Antigoni & Themistokleous Antigoni - 1-15 Harmonising Trade Secret Protection in AI: Innovation, Opacity and Digital Vulnerability
by Cristiani Fontanela & Thaís Alves Costa & Andréa de Almeida Leite Marocco - 1-16 Civil Liability Odds in Information Leaks: Controversial Legal Debates and Emerging Judicial Doctrines in Jordan
by Ahmed M. Khawaldeh - 1-18 The United Kingdom’s Ukraine Schemes and the Case for a Safe Passage Visa: At-Risk People, So-Called ‘Safe and Legal Routes’, and the Refugee Convention
by Jennifer Morgan - 1-21 Criminalising Asylum Beyond Prosecution: Exclusionary Law and Policy in the UK
by Sarah Singer - 1-21 The Interplay Between the 1951 Geneva Refugee Convention and the 1989 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
by Stefanie Schmahl - 1-23 A Jeffersonian Approach to Civic Engagement, Through Civic Education and the Flexibility of the Natural Law
by Thomas Cook & Boleslaw Z. Kabala - 1-25 Development of a Smart Contract for the Transfer of Copyrights in an Artwork Linked to an NFT
by William Fernando Martínez Luna & Ana María Moreno Ballesteros & Edgar José Ruiz Dorantes - 1-28 Nationalisation as a Response to Failing Public Service Providers: Challenges and Alternatives
by Rebecca Parry & Hakan Sahin
February 2026, Volume 15, Issue 2
- 1-17 Combating Cyberbullying Among Children: A Comparative Legal Analysis of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan
by Zhyldyz Tegizbekova & Talgat Sarsenbayev - 1-20 State Capture, Symbolic Law, and the Perceived Risk of Reporting Corruption: A Multilevel Analysis of Bribery in Africa
by Joseph Yaw Asomah & Eugene Emeka Dim
January 2026, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-11 Towards a Renewed Civic Pragmatism: Integrating Policy, Law, and Statistical Literacy in Civics Education
by Phillip Marcial Pinell - 1-18 Constitutional Rights in Educational Administration: A Bibliometric Analysis of Global Scholarship
by Sabah M. A. Al Momani - 1-20 An Insolvency Toolkit for SMEs in Emerging Economies—A Spotlight on Uganda
by Hamiisi Nsubuga - 1-38 The APUNCAC Strategy to Counter DPRK Sanctions Evasion
by Stuart S. Yeh - 1-43 The Collingridge Dilemma and Its Implications for Regulating Financial and Economic Crime (FEC) in the United Kingdom: Navigating the Tension Between Innovation and Control
by Adam Abukari
February 2026, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-13 Copyright and Intangible Cultural Heritages in China: Conflict, Compatibility, and Coexistence
by Qinqing Xu - 1-28 Intergenerational Equity in International Climate Law as a Legal Criterion for the Interpretation of State Climate Obligations According to the ICJ
by Eliana Díaz-Cruces & Camilo Zamora-Ledezma & Simone Belli - 1-30 Abraham Lincoln, Stephen Douglas, and the “Galesburg Challenge”
by Jason W. Stevens - 1-39 Deepfake Sextortion in England, Wales and Northern Ireland: A Doctrinal and Regulatory Analysis
by Mohamed Chawki & Subhajit Basu & Kyung-Shick Choi
December 2025, Volume 15, Issue 1
- 1-16 UK Consumer Protection and the Debate for Reform in Medical Device Liability
by Nicholas T. H. Farr & Elliot J. Owen & Rohan M. Bhalekar - 1-17 Custodian of Autonomous AI Systems in the UAE: An Adapted Legal Framework
by Mohamed Morsi Abdou - 1-30 Electoral Justice in Jordan: Judicial Oversight of Appeals Between Legitimacy and Participation
by Abeer Hassan Al-Qaisi & Rehan Naji Abu Elzeet & Mutasem Khaled Heif & Shadi Meeush D’yab Altarawneh & Loiy Yousef Aldaoud & Mostafa Hussam Altarawneh - 1-35 Transposition and Implementation of European Union Renewable Energy Legislation in France, Italy, and Germany: A Regulatory Perspective and a Comprehensive Analysis of Opportunities and Challenges
by Ana Maria Fagetan
November 2025, Volume 14, Issue 6
- 1-20 Law Enforcement on Misuse of Social Assistance Funds: A Legal Sociology Perspective
by Wiwie Heryani & Ratnawati Ratnawati & Maskun Maskun & Amaliyah Amaliyah & Andi Muhammad Aswin Anas & Muhammad Hasrul & Asmunandar Asmunandar & Muhammad Surya Gemilang & Wafiq Azizah - 1-21 Deconstructing Corruption: From (Un)Fixed Definitions to Evolving Perspectives
by Maria Samantha Orozco Menéndez - 1-21 An Exploratory Study on Application of Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) Guidelines in Borno State, Northeastern Nigeria
by Osita Kingsley Odo & Stephen Meyers & Lilian Ebere Anazube & Ijeoma J. Ogu & Ijeoma Igwe - 1-24 National Implementation of the Kunming–Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework: A Comparative Law Perspective
by Ancui Liu - 1-26 Shifting Responsibility on a Spectrum: The UK’s Responsibility for Externalised Border Control Operations
by Kathryn Allinson - 1-26 Communication Barriers in the Criminal Courts of England and Wales: Experiences of Defendants with Mental Health Conditions or Learning Disabilities
by Edmore Tendai Masendeke - 1-28 Disability, Sex Work, and the Law: A Comparative Case Study of Two Judicial Rulings
by Rina B. Pikkel & Sagit Mor - 1-29 Mapping Religion in Australian Federal Legislation: An Empirical Analysis of 288 Federal Statutes
by Maria Ambrose & Renae Barker - 1-30 Reconceptualizing Human Authorship in the Age of Generative AI: A Normative Framework for Copyright Thresholds
by Fernando A. Ramos-Zaga - 1-31 Woman as a Victim—Examples of Discriminatory Provisions in Criminal Law
by Olga Sitarz - 1-34 Deepfakes and the Geneva Conventions: Does Deceptive AI-Generated Misinformation Directed at an Enemy During Armed Conflict Violate International Humanitarian Law? A Critical Discussion
by Berkant Akkuş - 1-40 The Jurisprudence of Functional Identity: Artificial Intelligence as a Combatant in Warfare Under Article 43(2) of Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions
by Johnny Sakr
December 2025, Volume 14, Issue 6
- 1-13 Transformative Public Procurement of Artificial Intelligence
by Giovanni Fabio Licata - 1-21 Harmonisation of the Albanian Anti-Money Laundering Law with the EU Anti-Money Laundering Directive: Challenges and Perspectives
by Gledis Nano & Gentjan Skara - 1-22 Narrative Injustice and the Legal Erasure of Indigeneity: A TWAIL Reframing of the Kashmiri Pandit Case in Postcolonial International Law
by Shilpi Pandey - 1-29 Small Firms, Big Gap: Rethinking MSME Rescue in EU Insolvency Law
by Emilie Ghio - 1-33 Integration of Artificial Intelligence into Criminal Procedure Law and Practice in Kazakhstan
by Gulzhan Nusupzhanovna Mukhamadieva & Akynkozha Kalenovich Zhanibekov & Nurdaulet Mukhamediyaruly Apsimet & Yerbol Temirkhanovich Alimkulov
October 2025, Volume 14, Issue 6
- 1-10 Tort Immunity Waiver for Vaccine Injuries: Ethical and Legal Perspectives
by Tammy Cowart & Gregory L. Bock - 1-18 When Does Website Blocking Actually Work?
by Aaron Herps & Paul A. Watters & Daniela Simone & Jeffrey L. Foster - 1-23 Examining the Impact of the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 on Refugee Women
by Nora Honkala - 1-25 Comparative Labor Law Studies in Indonesia and Malaysia: Social–Economic Inequality and Governance of Migrant Workers
by Yeti Kurniati & Abdillah Abdillah
October 2025, Volume 14, Issue 5
- 1-17 Insect Trafficking: A Green Criminological Perspective
by Angus Nurse & Elliot Doornbos - 1-17 Locked Away While Innocent: Women, Human Rights, and Pre-Trial Detention
by Samantha Jeffries & Barbara Owen - 1-21 Law, Gender Justice, and the Dynamics of Democratic Backsliding
by Reut Itzkovitch-Malka - 1-22 Is Private Law Tort Adjudication a Public Good? The Case of Dissipation of Damages
by Prue Vines & Kylie Burns - 1-22 “Nobody Really Got Hurt”—The Legitimization of the Grey Area of Sexual Violence and the Reflection of Gender Roles
by Aixa Louro de Almeida & Sofia Knittel & Bárbara Pereira & Emma de Thouars da Silva & Andreia de Castro Rodrigues - 1-22 International Law and the Protection of Migrant Children with Disabilities
by Mary Elizabeth Crock - 1-25 Cultivating Continued Control: Post-Separation Abuse and Entrapped Legal Consciousness
by Einav Perry & Gil Rothschild Elyassi & Arianne Renan Barzilay
September 2025, Volume 14, Issue 5
- 1-15 Tax Strategy as an Alternative to Tax Incentives to Stimulate Investment in the Global Minimum Tax Era in Indonesia
by Amelia Cahyadini & Prita Amalia & Fahriza Fahriza - 1-17 Religious Actors as Friction Creators Shaping the AI Dialogue
by Whittney Barth - 1-17 The Cost of Justice: Vicarious Trauma and the Legal System’s Duty of Care to Jurors
by John S. Croucher & Rebecca Ward - 1-19 The Shifting Sands of Legal Aid Deserts: Access to Justice for Asylum in 2022–24
by Jo Wilding - 1-19 From National Rules to Global Norms: Aligning China’s L2 Autonomous Ship Regulations with the IMO MASS Code
by Yu Peng & Xinyi Han & Yanglian Ye & Rongyu Fan - 1-21 Do Mass Tort Negligence Class Actions Adequately Compensate Victims and Effectively Deter Tortfeasor Wrongdoing?
by Nikki Chamberlain & Michael Legg - 1-23 From Solidarity to Exclusion: The ‘Safe Country’ Concept in UK Asylum Law and the Irony of Borders
by Rossella Pulvirenti - 1-24 Optimizing the Societal Value of Tort Law by Meeting Justice Needs of All Stakeholders: Towards Restorative Tort Law
by Femke M. Ruitenbeek-Bart & Arno J. Akkermans - 1-27 Durable Protection in the European Union: The Case of Persons Fleeing Armed Conflicts
by Christel Querton & Iryna Hnasevych
August 2025, Volume 14, Issue 5
- 1-22 Socially Distancing the ‘Irregular’ Migrant: An Arendtian Political Analysis of Contemporary UK Asylum Law
by Joel Platt - 1-23 Enhancing Marine Environmental Protection Enforcement in Taiwan: Legal and Policy Reforms in the Context of International Conventions
by Shu-Hong Lin & Yu-Cheng Wang - 1-27 The Regulation of Market Manipulation in the EU Energy Sector: Doctrinal Analysis of REMIT II’s Sanctioning Framework
by Ionuț Bogdan Berceanu & Mihaela Victorița Cărăușan & Alina Zorzoană
June 2025, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 1-16 Justice Delayed in the COVID-19 Era: Injunctions, Mootness, and Religious Freedom in the United States Legal System
by Karen McGuffee & Tammy Garland & Sherah L. Basham - 1-17 Incremental Progress in Combating IUU Fishing: A Review of China’s 2020 Administrative Regulations for Distant-Water Fisheries
by Qing Zhao & Xuexin Yi & Ming Jing - 1-20 How Can Legal Measures Protect Chinese Doctors from Patient Violence?
by Weimin Shi & Ruiyu Geng & Hanbin Wang - 1-23 Copyright Implications and Legal Responses to AI Training: A Chinese Perspective
by Li You & Han Luo
August 2025, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 1-14 Resolution After Medical Injuries: Case Studies of Communication-and-Resolution-Programs Demonstrate Their Promise as an Alternative to Clinical Negligence
by Jennifer Sarah Schulz - 1-17 Apologies in Mitigation of Damages for Negligence: Incentive or Weapon?
by Jessica Kerr & Robyn Carroll - 1-18 Authorship and Ownership Issues Raised by AI-Generated Works: A Comparative Analysis
by Anthi Gaidartzi & Irini Stamatoudi - 1-19 Hybrid Working Policies, Reasonable Accommodation, and Staff with Disabilities: A Case Study of European Universities
by Lisa Waddington - 1-21 Moral Injury: An Emerging Aspect of the Employer’s Duty of Care to Employees?
by Wendy Elizabeth Bonython
July 2025, Volume 14, Issue 4
- 1-13 Accessibility of Dutch Public Space: Regulations and Local Actions by Pedestrians with Disabilities
by Dick Houtzager & Edwin Luitzen De Vos - 1-14 Balancing Privacy and Risk: A Critical Analysis of Personal Data Use as Governed by Saudi Insurance Law
by Mutaz Abdulaziz Alkhedhairy - 1-15 From Legal Commentaries to Common Instruction: Joseph Story’s Abridgments to His Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States
by Brigid Flaherty Staab - 1-16 A Study on the Underperformance of Civil Law in the University Rankings and Research Databases
by Zlatan Meskic - 1-18 Organisational Challenges in US Law Enforcement’s Response to AI-Driven Cybercrime and Deepfake Fraud
by Leo S. F. Lin - 1-18 Community Cornerstones: An Analysis of HBCU Law School Clinical Programs’ Impact on Surrounding Communities
by Adeshola Akintobi & Sabine O’Hara & Elgloria Harrison & John Brittain - 1-28 Algorithm Power and Legal Boundaries: Rights Conflicts and Governance Responses in the Era of Artificial Intelligence
by Jinghui He & Zhenyang Zhang - 1-30 Mining Work Health, Safety Laws and Serious Industrial Crimes in Australia: Down the Shaft of Jurisdictional Inconsistency
by Trajce Cvetkovski & Neville Weston - 1-33 Toward a ‘Green Intelligence’? The Intelligence Practices of Non-Governmental Organisations Which Combat Environmental Crime
by Charlotte M. Davies
May 2025, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 1-15 The Banality of Crimmigration—Can Immigration Law Recover Itself?
by Catherine Dauvergne - 1-16 Using Computational Methods to Explore Law in Sermons
by Markus M. Totzeck & Valentin Fuchs - 1-21 From a Medical to a Social Model: The Evolution of Disability Rights in the Peruvian Constitutional Court’s Jurisprudence (2004–2024)
by Alfonso Renato Vargas-Murillo & Enlil Iván Herrera-Pérez & Rafael Fortunato Supo Hallasi & Carlos Alberto Cueva Quispe & Ilda Nadia Monica de la Asuncion Pari-Bedoya - 1-22 Intersections of the Right to Education and Human Dignity in International Human Rights Law: A Purpose-Based Analysis
by Obinna Christian Edeji - 1-23 Tax Control Between Legality and Motivation: A Case Study on Romanian Legislation
by Ioana Maria Costea & Despina-Martha Ilucă & Maria-Eliza Galan - 1-26 Evaluating the Wallet-Based DCEP: Regulatory Innovations and Implementation Strategies in China’s Retail CBDC
by Zhenyong Li & Jianxing Li - 1-30 Rethinking Trademark Dilution in Jordan: Addressing Ambiguities and Aligning with Global Standards
by Shatha Majid Shannag & Subhajit Basu - 1-32 The Prison-Identity Complex: Unravelling Labour and Law in Identity-Based Prison Worklines
by Lihi Yona & Faina Milman-Sivan
June 2025, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 1-15 Algorithmic Bias as a Core Legal Dilemma in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Conceptual Basis and the Current State of Regulation
by Gergely Ferenc Lendvai & Gergely Gosztonyi - 1-19 On Gastronomic Jurisprudence and Judicial Wellness as a Matter of Competence
by Alan C. Logan & Colleen M. Berryessa & Pragya Mishra & Susan L. Prescott - 1-23 A Problem-Solving Court for Crimes Against Older Adults
by George B. Pesta & Julie N. Brancale & Thomas G. Blomberg
April 2025, Volume 14, Issue 3
- 1-11 Navigating Uncertain Terrain: Risk of Abuse or Misuse of Psychiatric Epistemic Power in the Face of Uncertainty Without Ethical Reflexivity and Regulation
by Abdullah Yıldız & Berna Arda - 1-38 AI Moderation and Legal Frameworks in Child-Centric Social Media: A Case Study of Roblox
by Mohamed Chawki
April 2025, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 1-4 Emerging Technologies, Law and Policies
by Esther Salmerón-Manzano - 1-15 Between Urgency and Exception: Rethinking Legal Responses to the Ecological Crisis
by Houda Alhoussari - 1-18 Application of Shia Islamic Law in Contemporary Legal Systems
by Akif Tahiiev - 1-22 The UK’s Foreign Investment Security Review Mechanism: Characteristics, Origins, and Responses
by Shaotang Wang & Lingyi Yang & Guozhen Li - 1-23 Special Prosecutor’s Offices and Their Position in a State Governed by the Rule of Law: Is the Abolition of Office of Special Prosecution in Slovakia Unconstitutional?
by Libor Klimek & Bystrík Šramel - 1-28 Use of Drones in Disasters in the European Union: Privacy Issues and Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic and Mass Surveillance Jurisprudence of the ECtHR and the CJEU
by Maria Maniadaki & Dimitrios D. Alexakis & Efpraxia-Aithra Maria
February 2025, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 1-16 A Systematic Review of Evidence-Based Alternative Models of Incarceration
by Anamalia Suʻesuʻe & Dylan Pilger & Lorinda Riley
March 2025, Volume 14, Issue 2
- 1-11 The Fourteenth Amendment and University Intellectual Diversity
by Christopher R. Green