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ORCIDEuropean Journal of Law and Technology, Volume 13
Volume 13, Number 1, 2022
- Liam Sunner:
The Marrakesh VIP Treaty, Accessibility, and (E)U. - Hiroko Onishi:
"I am internet famous!": Protecting a new form of 'celebri-ties' in the law of passing off. - Ruth Flaherty:
Fair Dealing in a Fandemic: How Pastiche can be used to Clarify the Position of User-Generated Content. - Nkem Itanyi:
The Concept of Piracy in the Film Industry in Nigeria: Taking a Cue from Other Countries. - Nynke E. Vellinga, Gerard Jan Ritsema van Eck:
The New Car Safety Rules of the GSR in light of the GDPR: An Unnecessarily Tangled Web. - Rachel Allsopp, Abbe Brown, Paul Maharg:
Editorial: BILETA 2021 Special Issue. - Ethan Shattock:
Fake News in Strasbourg: Electoral Disinformation and Freedom of Expression in the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). - Marion Oswald:
A three-pillar approach to achieving trustworthy and accountable use of AI and emerging technology in policing in England and Wales: Lessons from the West Midlands data ethics model. - Sandra Schmitz:
Every Student Can Learn, Just not on the Same Day: An Analysis of Data Protection and Cybersecurity Challenges for E-Learning Platforms in the COVID19 Crisis. - Fernando Barrio:
Legal and Pedagogical Issues with Online Exam Proctoring.
Volume 13, Number 2, 2022
- Gianclaudio Malgieri, Gloria González Fuster:
The vulnerable data subject: A gendered data subject? - Claire Bessant:
Children, Public Sector Data-Driven Decision-Making and Article 12 UNCRC. - Bernd Justin Jütte, Guido Noto La Diega, Giulia Priora, Guido Salza:
Zooming in on Education: An Empirical Study on Digital Platforms and Copyright in the United Kingdom, Italy, and the Netherlands. - Daniel Davenport:
Book Review: European Data Protection Regulation, Journalism, and Traditional Publishers. - Abhilash Nair:
Children, vulnerable gender, and zooming: a closer look at tech law.
Volume 13, Number 3, 2022
- Stanislaw Piasecki, Jiahong Chen, Derek McAuley:
Putting the Right P in PIMS: Normative Challenges for Protecting Vulnerable People's Data through Personal Information Management Systems. - Frida Alizadeh Westerling:
Technology-related Risks to the Right to Asylum: Epistemic Vulnerability Production in Automated Credibility Assessment. - Sterre den Breeijen, Gijs van Dijck, Tobias Jonkers, Rieks Joosten, Katja Zimmermann:
Self-Sovereign Identity and Guardianship in Practice. - Paul Maharg, Angela Yenssen:
Transitioning Simulated Client Interviews from Face-to-Face to Online: Still an Entrustable Professional Activity? - Kees van Noortwijk, Richard V. de Mulder:
The Coming of Age of Legal Technology: What will be needed to take Legal Tech to a new level? - Abhilash Nair:
Technology and Regulatory Disconnect.
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