Studies in Law and Justice

2025 - 2025

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Analysis of Breen v Williams: A Critical Examination of the Doctor-Patient Fiduciary Relationship pp. 1-7: Junlin Wang
The “Intertwined” Relationship and Deadlock Between Delimitation of the Continental Shelf Beyond 200 nm and the Delineation of Its Outer Limits pp. 8-13: Zichun Tang
Research on the Soft Law Incentive Mechanism for Coordinated Regional Economic Development pp. 14-22: Junjie Zhao
Does International Humanitarian Law Adequately Address Gender Issues? pp. 23-36: Ruixuan Wu
Federal Challenges in Implementing International Obligations pp. 37-40: Tianqi Yu
Implicit Gender Bias in Judicial Decision-Making in Domestic Violence Cases in South Africa pp. 41-55: Ayanda Zulu
Conflict and Coordination Between Data Sovereignty and Digital Trade Liberalisation: An Analysis of Cross-Border Data Flow Policies in China and the EU pp. 56-65: Xun Zhu
Effects of Biometrics on Public Security in Brazil: An Analysis of Facial Recognition and Algorithmic Racism pp. 66-77: Pablo Ornelas Rosa, Clécio José Morandi de Assis Lemos, Aknaton Toczek Souza and Eudson Ferreira Bento
The Dilemma and Solutions in Applying Criminal Law to Generative AI Fraud Crimes: The Case of Sora pp. 78-87: Futian Zhang

Fair by Design? The Legal and Ethical Challenges of Algorithmic Hiring pp. 1-19: Alexandre Pacheco da Silva and Enya Carolina Silva da Costa
Toward a Legally Interoperable NFT Ecosystem: A Hybrid Framework for Intellectual Property Governance in Digital Assets pp. 20-35: Bixiao Luo
A Legal Appraisal of the Conceptualization of Environmental Protection pp. 36-46: Ajeck Portia Phe
Regulation of Capital Withdrawal from the Perspective of the New Company Law pp. 47-57: Xiaojing Wang
Funding and Proposals of the European Commission for Resources in the Field of European Defense Policy pp. 58-68: Dimitris Liakopoulos

Thinking of Harm, Surveillance and Corporate Responsibility in Digital Criminology pp. 55-69: Jiachen Xu