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International Journal of Law and Information Technology, Volume 29
Volume 29, Number 1, April 2021
- Joanna Mazur
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Can public access to documents support the transparency of automated decision-making? The European Union law perspective. 1-23 - Aryan Babele:
Intrusive tech-enabled surveillance and 'National Security' secrecy: mounting concerns of mass snooping amid informational asymmetry. 24-56 - Pieter T. J. Wolters:
The territorial effect of the right to be forgotten after Google v CNIL. 57-75 - Shutt Rachel:
Embodied Computing: Wearables, Implantables, Embeddables, Ingestibles, by Isabel Pedersen and Andrew Iliadis (eds). 76-78
Volume 29, Number 2, September 2021
- Lilla Thiele-Evans
, Blake Pepper
, John Zeleznikow
, Neil Foster
, Tania Sourdin
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Regulatory approaches to managing artificial intelligence systems in autonomous vehicles in Australia. 79-100 - Jan Oster
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Code is code and law is law - the law of digitalization and the digitalization of law. 101-117 - Halefom H. Abraha:
Law enforcement access to electronic evidence across borders: mapping policy approaches and emerging reform initiatives. 118-153 - Kartikey Sanjeev Bhalotia
, Divyansh Pareek:
Biometric encryption of smartphones: a charted ship in the ocean of adversarial system? 154-168
Volume 29, Number 3, Autumn 2021
- Vincenzo Iaia:
The remodelled intersection between copyright and antitrust law to straighten the bargaining power asymmetries in the digital platform economy. 169-203 - Sophie Sia, René Cornish
, Kieran Tranter
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Fired for Facebook... terminated for Tinder: dismissal for social media misconduct in New Zealand. 204-224 - Ifeoma Elizabeth Nwafor:
AI ethical bias: a case for AI vigilantism (AIlantism) in shaping the regulation of AI. 225-240 - Purvi Nema:
Understanding copyright issues entailing deepfakes in India. 241-254
Volume 29, Number 4, March 2022
- Scott McLachlan, Martin Neil, Kudakwashe Dube, Ronny Bogani, Norman E. Fenton, Burkhard Schafer:
Smart automotive technology adherence to the law: (de)constructing road rules for autonomous system development, verification and safety. 255-295 - Ifeanyi E. Okonkwo:
NFT, copyright and intellectual property commercialization. 296-304 - Gary K. Y. Chan
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Towards a calibrated trust-based approach to the use of facial recognition technology. 305-331 - Alicia Schmidt:
Virtual assets: compelling a new anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulatory model. 332-363 - Andrew D. Mitchell
, Theodore Samlidis:
Cloud services and government digital sovereignty in Australia and beyond. 364-394 - Shivangi Mishra:
The dark industry of data brokers: need for regulation? 395-410

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