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Volume 14, issue 6, 2025

When Does Website Blocking Actually Work? pp. 1-18

Aaron Herps, Paul A. Watters, Daniela Simone and Jeffrey L. Foster

Tort Immunity Waiver for Vaccine Injuries: Ethical and Legal Perspectives pp. 1-10

Tammy Cowart and Gregory L. Bock

Comparative Labor Law Studies in Indonesia and Malaysia: Social–Economic Inequality and Governance of Migrant Workers pp. 1-25

Yeti Kurniati and Abdillah Abdillah

Volume 14, issue 5, 2025

Tax Strategy as an Alternative to Tax Incentives to Stimulate Investment in the Global Minimum Tax Era in Indonesia pp. 1-15

Amelia Cahyadini, Prita Amalia and Fahriza Fahriza

Socially Distancing the ‘Irregular’ Migrant: An Arendtian Political Analysis of Contemporary UK Asylum Law pp. 1-22

Joel Platt

Is Private Law Tort Adjudication a Public Good? The Case of Dissipation of Damages pp. 1-22

Prue Vines and Kylie Burns

“Nobody Really Got Hurt”—The Legitimization of the Grey Area of Sexual Violence and the Reflection of Gender Roles pp. 1-22

Aixa Louro de Almeida, Sofia Knittel, Bárbara Pereira, Emma de Thouars da Silva and Andreia de Castro Rodrigues

International Law and the Protection of Migrant Children with Disabilities pp. 1-22

Mary Elizabeth Crock

Optimizing the Societal Value of Tort Law by Meeting Justice Needs of All Stakeholders: Towards Restorative Tort Law pp. 1-24

Femke M. Ruitenbeek-Bart and Arno J. Akkermans

Cultivating Continued Control: Post-Separation Abuse and Entrapped Legal Consciousness pp. 1-25

Einav Perry, Gil Rothschild Elyassi and Arianne Renan Barzilay

Enhancing Marine Environmental Protection Enforcement in Taiwan: Legal and Policy Reforms in the Context of International Conventions pp. 1-23

Shu-Hong Lin and Yu-Cheng Wang

From Solidarity to Exclusion: The ‘Safe Country’ Concept in UK Asylum Law and the Irony of Borders pp. 1-23

Rossella Pulvirenti

The Regulation of Market Manipulation in the EU Energy Sector: Doctrinal Analysis of REMIT II’s Sanctioning Framework pp. 1-27

Ionuț Bogdan Berceanu, Mihaela Victorița Cărăușan and Alina Zorzoană

Durable Protection in the European Union: The Case of Persons Fleeing Armed Conflicts pp. 1-27

Christel Querton and Iryna Hnasevych

The Shifting Sands of Legal Aid Deserts: Access to Justice for Asylum in 2022–24 pp. 1-19

Jo Wilding

From National Rules to Global Norms: Aligning China’s L2 Autonomous Ship Regulations with the IMO MASS Code pp. 1-19

Yu Peng, Xinyi Han, Yanglian Ye and Rongyu Fan

Religious Actors as Friction Creators Shaping the AI Dialogue pp. 1-17

Whittney Barth

The Cost of Justice: Vicarious Trauma and the Legal System’s Duty of Care to Jurors pp. 1-17

John S. Croucher and Rebecca Ward

Insect Trafficking: A Green Criminological Perspective pp. 1-17

Angus Nurse and Elliot Doornbos

Locked Away While Innocent: Women, Human Rights, and Pre-Trial Detention pp. 1-17

Samantha Jeffries and Barbara Owen

Do Mass Tort Negligence Class Actions Adequately Compensate Victims and Effectively Deter Tortfeasor Wrongdoing? pp. 1-21

Nikki Chamberlain and Michael Legg

Law, Gender Justice, and the Dynamics of Democratic Backsliding pp. 1-21

Reut Itzkovitch-Malka

Volume 14, issue 4, 2025

Algorithm Power and Legal Boundaries: Rights Conflicts and Governance Responses in the Era of Artificial Intelligence pp. 1-28

Jinghui He and Zhenyang Zhang

How Can Legal Measures Protect Chinese Doctors from Patient Violence? pp. 1-20

Weimin Shi, Ruiyu Geng and Hanbin Wang

Hybrid Working Policies, Reasonable Accommodation, and Staff with Disabilities: A Case Study of European Universities pp. 1-19

Lisa Waddington

Organisational Challenges in US Law Enforcement’s Response to AI-Driven Cybercrime and Deepfake Fraud pp. 1-18

Leo S. F. Lin

Community Cornerstones: An Analysis of HBCU Law School Clinical Programs’ Impact on Surrounding Communities pp. 1-18

Adeshola Akintobi, Sabine O’Hara, Elgloria Harrison and John Brittain

Authorship and Ownership Issues Raised by AI-Generated Works: A Comparative Analysis pp. 1-18

Anthi Gaidartzi and Irini Stamatoudi

Copyright Implications and Legal Responses to AI Training: A Chinese Perspective pp. 1-23

Li You and Han Luo

Accessibility of Dutch Public Space: Regulations and Local Actions by Pedestrians with Disabilities pp. 1-13

Dick Houtzager and Edwin Luitzen De Vos

From Legal Commentaries to Common Instruction: Joseph Story’s Abridgments to His Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States pp. 1-15

Brigid Flaherty Staab

Justice Delayed in the COVID-19 Era: Injunctions, Mootness, and Religious Freedom in the United States Legal System pp. 1-16

Karen McGuffee, Tammy Garland and Sherah L. Basham

A Study on the Underperformance of Civil Law in the University Rankings and Research Databases pp. 1-16

Zlatan Meskic

Moral Injury: An Emerging Aspect of the Employer’s Duty of Care to Employees? pp. 1-21

Wendy Elizabeth Bonython

Toward a ‘Green Intelligence’? The Intelligence Practices of Non-Governmental Organisations Which Combat Environmental Crime pp. 1-33

Charlotte M. Davies

Incremental Progress in Combating IUU Fishing: A Review of China’s 2020 Administrative Regulations for Distant-Water Fisheries pp. 1-17

Qing Zhao, Xuexin Yi and Ming Jing

Apologies in Mitigation of Damages for Negligence: Incentive or Weapon? pp. 1-17

Jessica Kerr and Robyn Carroll

Mining Work Health, Safety Laws and Serious Industrial Crimes in Australia: Down the Shaft of Jurisdictional Inconsistency pp. 1-30

Trajce Cvetkovski and Neville Weston

Balancing Privacy and Risk: A Critical Analysis of Personal Data Use as Governed by Saudi Insurance Law pp. 1-14

Mutaz Abdulaziz Alkhedhairy

Resolution After Medical Injuries: Case Studies of Communication-and-Resolution-Programs Demonstrate Their Promise as an Alternative to Clinical Negligence pp. 1-14

Jennifer Sarah Schulz

Volume 14, issue 3, 2025

The Prison-Identity Complex: Unravelling Labour and Law in Identity-Based Prison Worklines pp. 1-32

Lihi Yona and Faina Milman-Sivan

On Gastronomic Jurisprudence and Judicial Wellness as a Matter of Competence pp. 1-19

Alan C. Logan, Colleen M. Berryessa, Pragya Mishra and Susan L. Prescott

Tax Control Between Legality and Motivation: A Case Study on Romanian Legislation pp. 1-23

Ioana Maria Costea, Despina-Martha Ilucă and Maria-Eliza Galan

A Problem-Solving Court for Crimes Against Older Adults pp. 1-23

George B. Pesta, Julie N. Brancale and Thomas G. Blomberg

The Banality of Crimmigration—Can Immigration Law Recover Itself? pp. 1-15

Catherine Dauvergne

Algorithmic Bias as a Core Legal Dilemma in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Conceptual Basis and the Current State of Regulation pp. 1-15

Gergely Ferenc Lendvai and Gergely Gosztonyi

Using Computational Methods to Explore Law in Sermons pp. 1-16

Markus M. Totzeck and Valentin Fuchs

From a Medical to a Social Model: The Evolution of Disability Rights in the Peruvian Constitutional Court’s Jurisprudence (2004–2024) pp. 1-21

Alfonso Renato Vargas-Murillo, Enlil Iván Herrera-Pérez, Rafael Fortunato Supo Hallasi, Carlos Alberto Cueva Quispe and Ilda Nadia Monica de la Asuncion Pari-Bedoya

Evaluating the Wallet-Based DCEP: Regulatory Innovations and Implementation Strategies in China’s Retail CBDC pp. 1-26

Zhenyong Li and Jianxing Li

Navigating Uncertain Terrain: Risk of Abuse or Misuse of Psychiatric Epistemic Power in the Face of Uncertainty Without Ethical Reflexivity and Regulation pp. 1-11

Abdullah Yıldız and Berna Arda

AI Moderation and Legal Frameworks in Child-Centric Social Media: A Case Study of Roblox pp. 1-38

Mohamed Chawki

Rethinking Trademark Dilution in Jordan: Addressing Ambiguities and Aligning with Global Standards pp. 1-30

Shatha Majid Shannag and Subhajit Basu

Intersections of the Right to Education and Human Dignity in International Human Rights Law: A Purpose-Based Analysis pp. 1-22

Obinna Christian Edeji

Volume 14, issue 2, 2025

The UK’s Foreign Investment Security Review Mechanism: Characteristics, Origins, and Responses pp. 1-22

Shaotang Wang, Lingyi Yang and Guozhen Li

A Systematic Review of Evidence-Based Alternative Models of Incarceration pp. 1-16

Anamalia Suʻesuʻe, Dylan Pilger and Lorinda Riley

Global Compacts and the EU Pact on Asylum and Migration: A Clash Between the Talk and the Walk pp. 1-16

Gamze Ovacık and François Crépeau

Inter-American Human Rights System and Social Change in Latin America pp. 1-16

Martha Gutiérrez

Judicial Narratives and ‘Reality’: A Thematic Analysis of References to Family Violence in Sentencing Remarks for the Offence of Threat to Kill pp. 1-16

Jonathan Pears and Patricia Easteal

Limits of Legal Certainty: A Commentary on the “Dana Gas” Case pp. 1-16

Badreddine Berrahlia and Mourad Benseghir

The Lawfulness of Citizenship Deprivation: Comparing Australia and the UK pp. 1-21

Guy Baldwin

Intellectual Property as a Strategy for Business Development pp. 1-21

Ligia Isabel Beltrán-Urvina, Byron Fabricio Acosta-Andino, Monica Cecilia Gallegos-Varela and Henry Marcelo Vallejos-Orbe

The Evolution of Mental Health Legislation in South Africa: Towards a Rights-Based Approach pp. 1-26

Letitia Pienaar

The Fourteenth Amendment and University Intellectual Diversity pp. 1-11

Christopher R. Green

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? pp. 1-23

Libor Klimek and Bystrík Šramel

Between Urgency and Exception: Rethinking Legal Responses to the Ecological Crisis pp. 1-15

Houda Alhoussari

An Adaptive Conceptualisation of Artificial Intelligence and the Law, Regulation and Ethics pp. 1-28

Ikpenmosa Uhumuavbi

Corporate Insolvency Laws in Selected Jurisdictions: US, England, France, and Germany—A Comparative Perspective pp. 1-28

Ana Maria Fagetan

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 pp. 1-28

Maria Maniadaki, Dimitrios D. Alexakis and Efpraxia-Aithra Maria

Emerging Technologies, Law and Policies pp. 1-4

Esther Salmerón-Manzano

A Little Too Little, A Little Too Late: The Political Impact of Russia’s Anti-Corruption Enforcement pp. 1-19

Marina Zaloznaya and William M. Reisinger

Application of Shia Islamic Law in Contemporary Legal Systems pp. 1-18

Akif Tahiiev

Volume 14, issue 1, 2024

Political Parties as “Great Schools” of Civic Education pp. 1-13

Joseph Postell

Confiscation Beyond the All-Crime Approach and the Proportionality Principle—A Case of the Lithuanian Illicit Enrichment Offence Concept pp. 1-14

Skirmantas Bikelis

Termination Clauses in Common Law and Civil Law: A Comparative Corpus-Based Analysis of English–Italian Terms of Service pp. 1-14

Patrizia Giampieri

Promoting Equal Protection and Regulatory Remedies for Balanced Civic Education pp. 1-23

Peder Humlen

The Right to Be Oneself: The International and Italian Situation Regarding Gender Incongruence, Focusing on Legislation, Rights, Access to Care, and Appropriateness pp. 1-12

Nicola Di Fazio, Giuseppe Delogu, Miriam Ottaviani, Gianpietro Volonnino, Mauro Arcangeli, Fabio Del Duca, Biancamaria Treves and Raffaele La Russa

Antibiotic Resistance, Polycentricity, and the Regulation of Antibiotic Prescribing in the Primary Care Setting pp. 1-26

David J. Carter

Cryptocurrencies as a Threat to U.S. Homeland Security Interests pp. 1-10

Austen D. Givens

In Pursuit of Civic Engagement in Texas: Leveraging Trust in a Changed Legal Landscape pp. 1-34

Catherine Copeland, Amy O’Dell, Abigail Smith, Jessica Garcia and Boleslaw Z. Kabala

Unkept Promises: On the Implementation of the OECD Anti-Bribery Convention in Korea pp. 1-17

Dae Un Hong and Jae Sun Kim

Advancing Asset Tokenization in the European Union and Latvia: A Regulatory and Policy Perspective pp. 1-17

Nauris Jūrmalis, Anželika Berķe-Berga and Marta Urbāne