TalTech Journal of European Studies

2013 - 2026

Current editor(s): Tanel Kerikmäe and Matti Rudanko

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Volume 16, issue 1, 2026

Law at the edge of code pp. 3-8

Aksoy Pınar Çağlayan and Chochia Archil

The digital dawn of German law: from code to courtroom, tokenisation, case-law and the future pp. 9-33

Möslein Florian and Chougule Sharmin

Legal treatment of crypto-assets in Dutch law pp. 34-55

Tjong Tjin Tai T.F.E. and Diamant Yael

Crypto-assets and blockchain-based legal infrastructure under Swiss law: regulatory framework, private-law treatment and emerging challenges pp. 56-84

Guillaume Florence and Humbel Claude

Vietnam’s evolving crypto-asset landscape: legal challenges, regulatory first crypto sandbox and market implications pp. 85-108

An Nguyen Phuong and Phuong Nguyen Thi Minh

Evolution without revolution: crypto-assets as a stress test for the flexibility of the common law of England and Wales pp. 109-128

Aslan Simge

Crypto-assets and French law: a progressive normalisation pp. 129-143

Cannarsa Michel

MiCAR and beyond: regulating DLT-based assets, services and infrastructure in the EU pp. 144-174

Cantisani Luigi

Digital assets in the United States: a legal and institutional overview pp. 175-199

Kiss Lilla Nóra

Managing risk and novelty in nascent markets: an overview of the regulation of digital assets, smart contracting, tokenisation and legaltech in Brazil pp. 200-228

Dias Fernanda and Bretones Lucas

Regulatory evolution, private-law challenges and future legal pathways for crypto-assets in Türkiye pp. 229-260

Aksoy Pınar Çağlayan

Crypto landscapes in China and Hong Kong pp. 261-289

Mik Eliza

Volume 15, issue 3, 2025

Understanding the manifold approaches that shape research, development and innovation policies pp. 3-23

Dutt Pawan Kumar, Chochia Archil and Hoffmann Thomas

From theory to practice: implementing European legal education paradigms and digital innovations in Georgia pp. 24-54

Bichia Mikheil

Twin transition across Central and Eastern European innovation ecosystems in times of multi-crises: the quintuple-helix perspective pp. 55-101

Brozkova Dominika, Prokop Viktor and Munoz-Puche Almudena

Intelligent AML systems: using deep learning to detect financial fraud pp. 102-122

Pavlova Olga, Askerov Viacheslav, Tomchyshen Bohdan and Hovorushchenko Tetiana

Internationalization, research expenditures and ICT exports in the EU pp. 123-142

Potužáková Zuzana and Öhm Jan

Enhancing the EU AI Act with CSR: the role of corporate social responsibility in AI regulation pp. 143-161

Brown Rafael Dean, Harmon Aaron Richard and Yaacoub Salim

Legal limitations and justifications in the training and deployment of generative AI models under copyright law pp. 162-179

Funta Rastislav and Krásna Denisa

European and Hungarian regulatory approaches to online influencers pp. 180-200

Gosztonyi Gergely and Szabó-Gödri Rita

Towards fair AI in Estonia’s public service: discussing and disseminating bias prevention in automated decision-making pp. 201-224

Joamets Kristi

Consumer animosity towards Russia and Russian products in Estonia pp. 225-249

Pohlak Keneli and Parts Oliver

Global norms and regional innovation: GDPR, evolution of data protection in ASEAN and the legal trajectory of AI in Vietnam pp. 250-290

Le Cong Tran Quoc, Tran Viet Dung and Nguyen Dao Phuong Thuy

Terrorism in the age of new technologies pp. 291-312

Hartleb Florian

In memoriam: Tanel Kerikmäe pp. 313-315

Nyman-Metcalf Katrin

Volume 15, issue 2, 2025

The strategic evolution of EU–Vietnam relations through trade and investment agreements pp. 3-7

Dung Tran Viet, Kerikmäe Tanel and Chochia Archil

Criminalization and prosecution of money laundering in Vietnam: addressing shortcomings to strengthen commitments with the European Union pp. 8-24

Hoa Nguyen Thi Phuong

Protection of non-agricultural geographical indications under EU law: implications for the EVFTA and compatibility with Vietnam’s intellectual property legislation pp. 25-39

Nga Tran Hoang and Nguyen Ngo Kim Hoang

Establishing a legal framework for carbon tax in Vietnam under the impact of the EU–Vietnam Free Trade Agreement pp. 40-55

Nam Phan Phuong

Processing of children’s personal data: a comparative study of the EU legal framework and Vietnamese law pp. 56-71

Chau Le Vinh, Quang Nguyen Xuan and Tung Ngo Khanh

The impact of the EU–Vietnam Free Trade Agreement on Vietnamese laws related to climate change pp. 72-86

Tin Vo Trung

Protecting human rights through trade: lessons from the EU–Vietnam Free Trade Agreement pp. 87-107

Hung Nguyen Manh and Anh Nguyen Mai

The impact of the EVFTA on responsible business practices in Vietnam: implementation and challenges pp. 108-122

Chien Dinh Thi, Dung Ho Xuan and Son Luong Minh

Towards enforcement of labor standards in the European Union–Vietnam Free Trade Agreement: can Vietnam leverage the impact of the implementation of corporate social responsibility? pp. 123-139

Huong Le Thi Thuy

Enhancing Vietnamese criminal law on personal data protection in cyberspace to foster cooperation with the European Union pp. 140-156

Hong Nguyen Thi Anh and Thao Tran Thanh

Effective enforcement of the EVFTA and the EVIPA: enhancing mutual legal assistance on civil and commercial matters between Vietnam and EU Member States pp. 157-173

Nam Phan Hoai

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: from a green vision to fading alignment with the WTO and EVFTA: bridging divergences between the EU and developing countries pp. 174-192

Anh Nguyen Thi Kim, Hy Nguyen Hoang Thai and Hien Nguyen Xuan My

Fostering sustainable development under the EU–Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement: a need for enhancing cooperation through support mechanisms pp. 193-210

Dung Tran Viet and Huong Nguyen Thi Lan

Volume 15, issue 1, 2025

From concept to practice: a snapshot of proactive law after 25 years pp. 3-8

Haapio Helena and Berger-Walliser Gerlinde

Introduction pp. 9-13

Nystén-Haarala Soili and Solarte-Vásquez Maria Claudia

Building proactive law competence with systems intelligence pp. 14-39

Toivonen Nina

Data-driven proactive contracting: a mathematical framework for enhancing strategic agility, risk management and value creation pp. 40-57

Mohammadi Mohammad Naji Shah, Pirmoradian Azam, Shokrollahi Foad and Pirmoradian Peiman

Balancing risk and social good: proactive law as a strategy in AI governance pp. 58-82

Vági Renátó

A proactive approach to legal privilege in the light of electronic communication pp. 83-105

Gyurász Zoltán, Hamuľák Ondrej and Dražová Petra

Judicial Administration 4.0: strengths, challenges and opportunities of a proactive approach to AI regulation in Spain pp. 106-134

Torres María Luisa García

Explaining the unexplainable: data sharing and privacy in Web 3.0 pp. 135-154

Shim Jieun and Kim Jieun

Access to justice in public procurement: improving judicial review through lean thinking, proactive law and legal design pp. 155-178

Kaave Piia, Storsjö Isabell and Heikkinen Pirkko

Current AI applications by Estonian tax authorities and use case scenarios pp. 179-208

Künnapas Kaido, Maslionkina Palina, Hinno Risto and Liberts Raivis

The impact of digital transformation and automation on proactive contracting and sustainability pp. 209-231

Hirvonen-Ere Suvi

A proactive approach to English-medium instruction in legal education: using text mining for legal terminology acquisition pp. 232-252

Ratniece Laura

Proactivity in legal education for Generations Z and Alpha: a case study pp. 253-281

Restrepo Maria Paola Velásquez

Legal design and access to justice: a case study on child support payments in Chile pp. 282-308

Lillo Ricardo and Acevedo Patricia

Proactive law in contemporary legal landscape: five main barriers and potential pathways to success pp. 309-323

Imperiale Marco