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- The Liability Limits of Self-Driving Cars by Liliya Ivanova, Nikita Kalashnikov
- Universality and Particularity: Why Universalism Should be the Standard for Human Rights by Olalekan Moyosore Lalude, Nsongurua Udombana
- Management of Protected Areas in Albania Toward European Standards by Dr. Stela Meçaj, Dr. Jonida Mehmetaj
- Fit for Purpose? A Critique of the Jury System within the English and Welsh Jurisdiction by Tony Singh Purewal
- Designing Post-Genomic Future Together by Robert Chapman, Yulia Kovas, Fatos Selita
- Jurisdictional and Technical Challenges of Next Generation Cyber Events by Peter Stephenson
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- The Liability Limits of Self-Driving Cars by Liliya Ivanova, Nikita Kalashnikov
- Universality and Particularity: Why Universalism Should be the Standard for Human Rights by Olalekan Moyosore Lalude, Nsongurua Udombana
- Management of Protected Areas in Albania Toward European Standards by Dr. Stela Meçaj, Dr. Jonida Mehmetaj
- Fit for Purpose? A Critique of the Jury System within the English and Welsh Jurisdiction by Tony Singh Purewal
- Designing Post-Genomic Future Together by Robert Chapman, Yulia Kovas, Fatos Selita
- Jurisdictional and Technical Challenges of Next Generation Cyber Events by Peter Stephenson
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- “The Origin and Evaluation of Ship Breaking Regime of South Asia: A Critical Perspective From Bangladesh” by Ishtiaque Ahmed.
- “Tourism Levy in Bali: Why Should Foreigners Should Be Charged Extra Fees?” by I Made Budi Arsik, Ni Gusti Ayu Dyah Satyawati, Nyoman Sirtha
- “Adversarial Machine Learning: The Coming Legal Storm” by Peter R. Stephenson
- BOOK REVIEW: Advanced Introduction to European Union Law by Jacques Ziller, Reviewed by Claudio Cipollini
- BOOK REVIEW: Private International Law: Contemporary Challenges and Continuing Relevance , edited by Franco Ferrari and Diego P. Fernandez Arroyo, Reviewed by Janet Slate
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- Forward. Executive Publisher
- Privacy of genetic data: issues with legislation and law enforcement in the Russian Federation. Semiakina Anna
- ‘Race’ and other group discrimination in the genomic era
Fatos Selita, Marc Willers, Yulia Kovas
- Public danger of unauthorized use of human genetic data. Dmitriy Karelin
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Justice in the genomic and digital era: a ‘different world’ requiring ‘different law’. Fatos Selita
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Legal regulation of compulsory genomic registration in Russia and the UK. Nikolay Olkhovik
- Genetic information under the civil law of the Russian Federation. Elena Boltanova, Maria Imekova
- Genomic era and new challenges for justice & regulation. Tatiana V. Trubnikova, Daria M. Matsepuro, Elizaveta M. Bezrukova
- Multi-national and multi-disciplinary student groups discuss cutting edge global issues – genetics, AI, and justice. Stephen Aremu, Anna Kniazeva
- Combatting the discriminatory use of genetic data. Marc Willers
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IN THIS ISSUE
- A Note from the Executive Publisher “Is there a Justification for the Existence of Patent Law in the International Pharmaceutical Industry?” By Bashayer Al-Mukhaizeem, University of Sussex
- Human Rights in a Hostile Environment: Can International Human Rights Law Effectively Constrain Immigration Detention in the United Kingdom?” By Sarah Crowe, SOAS
- International Private Law as a Model for Private Law Jurisdiction in Cyberspace” by Dr. P. R. Stephenson, University of Leicester School of Law
- CASE NOTE-An Onerous Standard of Care in History Taking (FB v Princess Alexandra Hospital) by Philippa Kemp, Liverpool Law School, School of Law and Social Justice, University of Liverpool
- BOOK REVIEW: Paul Torremans, ed. Research Handbook on Copyright Law. Second Edition. Reviewed by David Felipe Alvarez Amezquita, University of Tolima, Colombia
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- What makes abortion morally impermissible? A Dworkinian perspective on abortion rights and the intrinsic value of life. By Neeva Desai
- The Issue of Mens Rea in the Crime of Genocide and Why It Needs to be Amended. By Chanthima Neth
- Forcible Acts by States towards Non-State Actors Operating in Disputed Waters: Beyond the Limits of International Law? By Marianthi Pappa
- Genetic Data Misuse: Risk to Fundamental Human Rights in Developed Economies. By Fatos Selita
- CASE NOTE: Turkish Courts and the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards. By Oya Dirim
- BOOK REVIEW: Trends in Climate Change Legislation. Review by Ş. Bayram
- BOOK REVIEW: The Foundations of the EU as a Polity. Review by Janet Furness
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- The Liability Limits of Self-Driving Cars by Liliya Ivanova, Nikita Kalashnikov
- Universality and Particularity: Why Universalism Should be the Standard for Human Rights by Olalekan Moyosore Lalude, Nsongurua Udombana
- Management of Protected Areas in Albania Toward European Standards by Dr. Stela Meçaj, Dr. Jonida Mehmetaj
- Fit for Purpose? A Critique of the Jury System within the English and Welsh Jurisdiction by Tony Singh Purewal
- Designing Post-Genomic Future Together by Robert Chapman, Yulia Kovas, Fatos Selita
- Jurisdictional and Technical Challenges of Next Generation Cyber Events by Peter Stephenson
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- Unrepresented Litigants in Modern Courts – Ordeal by Combat.
Fatos Selita
- Public Participation and Environmental Degradation in
Developing Markets: The Challenges in Focusing on
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in Nigeria
. Samuel E. Ojogbo
- No Sympathy to Women and Children in
Securing Their Family Home.
Gina Heung
- A Critical Analysis of Section 26 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe
in Relation to Child Marriage: Key Insights for Zimbabwe’s Child Protection Practitioners
. Anthony Musiwa
- CASE COMMENT: Chaos is here again—Test for Ascertaining
Arrival of a Ship Under Port Charterparties (Navalmar UK Ltd v
Kale Maden Hammaddeler Sanayi VE Ticart AS
(The MV Arundel Castle).
Tamaraudoubra Tom Egbe
- BOOK REVIEW: Regulating the Environment: A Holistic Overview
of the Research Handbook on Climate Change and Trade Law?
Nazia Shaikh, Sefki Bayram, and Zoya Shaikh
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In This Issue:
- Human Tissue Authority New Draft Code: Supporting Child Donors or Supporting Parents? by Lisa Cherkassky
- The Underprivileged See No light in LASPO Act 2012 by Gina Heung
- Jurisprudence and Structural Realism by Kevin Lee
- Regulating MNCs and International Norms: Challenges in Focusing on a Human Rights Approach in Emerging Markets and Possible Alternatives by Samuel E. Ojogbo
- Whole Life Orders in Hutchinson v UK: A Counter-Revolution, or Evolution to Vinter? by Daron Tan
- CASE COMMENT: Lowick Rose LLP (in liquidation) v Swynson Ltd & Anor [2017] UKSC 32 by Peter Underwood
- BOOK REVIEW: Comparative Law for Spanish-English Speaking Lawyers, reviewed by Elena Vivar and J. Bryan Warnock
- BOOK REVIEW: The History of Law in Europe: An Introduction, reviewed by Markus McDowell
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- Copyright Protection of Fictional Characters in Films: U.K. and U.S. Perspectives
. Bashayer Al-Mukhaizeem.
- International Competition Law – Antitrust Damages Directive Feb 2016′ (IP/Competition Law)
. Ruth Flaherty.
- The Resounding Success of the Insurance Act 2015 with a Slight Blemish
. Jiannan Lin.
- Violence Against Women in Palestine and Mediocre Accountability
. Tamara Tawfiq Tamimi.
- Is Pornography Merely Obscene? Feminist Perspectives on the Regulation of Pornography.
Godwin Tan.
- CASE COMMENT: Harb v HRH Prince Abdul Aziz Bin Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz [2016] EWCA Civ 556: Judicial Apparent Bias and How It Affects the Parties
. Konstantinos Georgiadis.
- CASE COMMENT: Heneghan v Manchester Dry Docks Ltd: The Limits of the Fairchild Exception.
Jonathan Mellor.
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In this Issue:
- The Dilemma of the Indirect Expropriation of Host States and the Right to Regulate in the International Investment Sphere. Bashayer Al-Mukhaizeem
- Should Women Be Paid a Fee for Providing Eggs for Research or Reproduction? Mathilde Formet
- Trans Gender Justice: Critical Reflections on the Conceptual Limitations of English Law, the Implementation of the Law and the Relationship with Social Progress. Divya Jalan
- Post-Prest Corporate Groups Veil Piercing:Alternative Avenues to Justice. Charlotte Kouo
- Retention of Title Clauses—A Key to the Romalpa Maze. James Mitchell
- Why Blurring Is A Conceptually Difficult Area of Trademark Law. Sequin Rahman
- CASE COMMENT: . Haile v London Borough of Waltham Forest [2015]. Christopher Busst
- CASE COMMENT: Jaloud v The Netherlands [2014]. Stefanos Xenofontos
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In This Issue:
- Companies of Past and Present: Lessons from the East India Company on the Use and Regulation of Private Forces Today by Katerina Galai
- Court of Arbitration for Sport: The Effectiveness of CAS Awards and FIFA by Matteo Maciel
- A Critical Analysis of the Commonly Recommended Reforms of Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) by Himaloya Saha.
- Suing Public Authorities: Who Wins? by Tom Stafford
- Corporate Social Responsibility: Here to Stay by Andreas Thrasyvoulou
- The Illusion of Choice—Have Enforced Caesarean Cases Introduced a New Class of Incompetent Adults? by Mabel Wei
- Misusing Drugs and Misapplying Paternalism: Injecting Portuguese Decriminalisation into the UK Justice System by Ellen Wright and Kate Harker.
- Agamben’s State of Exception in Context: A Critical Analysis With Regard to Post-9/11 Jurisprudence by Stefanos Xenofontos.
- Omissions and the Mysterious Public Veil: Consideration of the “Immunity” of Public Authorities in Negligence Claims by Jason Yong.
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- In Search Of ‘Joint Criminal Enterprise’ In The International Crimes. Muhsina Farhat Chowdhury
- Ukrainian Sovereignty And Territorial Integrity – Has It Been Breached? Alexander Gilder
- Severing The Next Generation: Sexual Violence In Genocide. Arsiné Grigoryan
- This A (Wo)Man’s World: Reforming UK Equal Pay. Victoria Hooten
- In Verrem: The Case That Changed The Course Of Jurisprudential History. André M. Santamaria
- The Intricacies Of Partly New Inventions: Should We Grant Patentability? Anatoli Tsakalidou
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