• case-insensitive prefix search: default
  e.g., sig matches "SIGIR" as well as "signal"
• exact word search: append dollar sign ($) to word
  e.g., graph$ matches "graph", but not "graphics"
• boolean and: separate words by space
  e.g., codd model
• boolean or: connect words by pipe symbol (|)
  e.g., graph|network

Update May 7, 2017: Please note that we had to disable the phrase search operator (.) and the boolean not operator (-) due to technical problems. For the time being, phrase search queries will yield regular prefix search result, and search terms preceded by a minus will be interpreted as regular (positive) search terms.

found 553 matches

• 2024
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  Nataliia Bulat:
  Protection of non-original objects generated by artificial intelligence: the Ukrainian copyright law approach. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 32(1) (2024)
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  Rudraksh Lakra, Abhijeet Shrivastava:
  Confronting the metadata dilemma in India: a turn to context and proportionality. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 32(1) (2024)
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  Kateryna Nekit:
  The (im)possibility of personal and industrial (machine-generated) data to be subject to property rights. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 32(1) (2024)
• 2023
• 
  Elena Abrusci, Richard Mackenzie-Gray Scott:
  The questionable necessity of a new human right against being subject to automated decision-making. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(2): 114-143 (2023)
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  Jacob O. Arowosegbe:
  Data bias, intelligent systems and criminal justice outcomes. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(1): 22-45 (2023)
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  Shadab Bin Ashraf, Md. Masrur Islam:
  AI and the future of human rights in Bangladesh: a call for robust legal and ethical frameworks. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(4): 331-348 (2023)
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  Ferreira Daniel Brantes, Cristiane Giovannini, Elizaveta A Gromova, Jorge Brantes Ferreira:
  Arbitration chambers and technology: witness tampering and perceived effectiveness in videoconferenced dispute resolution proceedings. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(1): 75-90 (2023)
• 
  Federico Casolari, Carlotta Buttaboni, Luciano Floridi:
  The EU Data Act in context: a legal assessment. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(4): 399-412 (2023)
• 
  Jorge L. Contreras:
  The Equality Machine: Harnessing Digital Technology for a Brighter, More Inclusive Future, by Orly Lobel. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(3): 276-278 (2023)
• 
  David Oliver Erdos:
  Digital Death, Digital Assets and Post-Mortem Privacy by Edina Harbinja. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(4): 413-414 (2023)
• 
  Nataliia Filatova-Bilous:
  Content moderation in times of war: testing state and self-regulation, contract and human rights law in search of optimal solutions. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(1): 46-74 (2023)
• 
  Florian Gamper:
  A non-contractual approach to smart contracts. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(3): 231-252 (2023)
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  Bernd Justin Jütte:
  Copyright Exhaustion: Law and Policy in the United States and the European Union, by Péter Mezei. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(2): 169-170 (2023)
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  Christof Koolen:
  Internet of Things and the Law: Legal Strategies for Consumer-Centric Smart Technologies, by Guido Noto La Diega. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(1): 91-93 (2023)
• 
  Han-Wei Liu:
  The transatlantic divide: intermediary liability, free expression, and the limits of trade harmonization. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(4): 376-398 (2023)
• 
  Katie Logos, Russell Brewer, Colette Langos, Bryce Westlake:
  Establishing a framework for the ethical and legal use of web scrapers by cybercrime and cybersecurity researchers: learnings from a systematic review of Australian research. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(3): 186-212 (2023)
• 
  Matús Mesarcík:
  We, the Robots? Regulating Artificial Intelligence and the Limits of the Law, by Simon Chesterman. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(3): 279-281 (2023)
• 
  Andrew D. Mitchell, Dominic Let, Lingxi Tang:
  AI Regulation and the Protection of Source Code. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(4): 283-301 (2023)
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  Rebecca Ong:
  Privacy and personal information protection in China's all-seeing state. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(4): 349-375 (2023)
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  Andrés Chomczyk Penedo, Pablo Trigo Kramcsák:
  Can the European Financial Data Space remove bias in financial AI development? Opportunities and regulatory challenges. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(3): 253-275 (2023)
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  Hesam Nourooz Pour:
  Transitional justice and online social platforms: Facebook and the Rohingya genocide. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(2): 95-113 (2023)
• 
  Kinga Sorbán:
  An elephant in the room - EU policy gaps in the regulation of moderating illegal sexual content on video-sharing platforms. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(3): 171-185 (2023)
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  Pawel Szwajdler:
  Digital assets and inheritance law: How to create fundamental principles of digital succession system? Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(2): 144-168 (2023)
• 
  Papawadee Tanodomdej:
  The boundary between digital goods and E-services in cross-border E-commerce and implication for non-discrimination under the WTO system. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(3): 213-230 (2023)
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  Petros Terzis:
  Law and the political economy of AI production. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(4): 302-330 (2023)
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  Kebene Wodajo:
  The user state: an alternative reading of the state role and duty in the age of platformized harm. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 31(1): 1-21 (2023)
• 2022
• 
  Abdulrahman S. S. Aldossary:
  Digital IDs for advanced robotics systems as a regulatory infrastructure. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 30(3): 350-367 (2022)
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  Zo Asser:
  Internet Jurisdiction - Law and Practice by Julia Hörnle. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 30(1): 110-114 (2022)
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  William Bendix, Jon Mackay:
  Fox in the henhouse: The delegation of regulatory and privacy enforcement to big tech. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 30(2): 115-134 (2022)
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  Michael Birnhack, Tal Morse:
  Digital remains: property or privacy? Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 30(3): 280-301 (2022)

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