Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law
Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (RECIEL) is a peer reviewed journal, offering cutting-edge insights into ongoing and emerging developments in international, European and comparative environmental law and policy for scholars and practitioners. Coverage includes a broad range of environmental law topics including climate change litigation, water property rights, liability, trade, and biodiversity law.
Journal of Corporate Law Studies
The established international forum for high quality analysis of corporate, securities and financial law.
The Journal of Corporate Law Studies is vital for teaching and research, vital for practice, vital for regulation, law and policy-making.
We cover corporate law and corporate governance, capital market and broader financial regulation, and restructuring and insolvency. Our strong global perspective and interdisciplinary understanding of financial, economic and political contexts and the impact of technological developments makes us the "go to" source for a fully developed, rigorously analytical view of the area - anyone who works in any field where corporate law arises cannot afford to be without it.
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Artificial Intelligence and Law
Artificial Intelligence and Law includes in-depth studies of innovative AI systems that are being used in the legal domain, and gives space to studies addressing the legal, ethical and social implications of their uses in law. It welcomes interdisciplinary contributions including not just artificial intelligence and jurisprudence, but also logic, machine learning, cognitive psychology, linguistics, or philosophy.
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The European Law Journal focuses on European integration through law in multifaceted contexts — political, economic, historical, philosophical, social, or cultural. ELJ furthers contextualisation by examining globalisation, tectonic geopolitical shifts, topical issues, methodology and more. Our post-critical approach sheds original light on puzzling issues and provides an innovative conceptual framework to rethink problems and find new solutions. We also aim to strengthen the heart of European integration by building bridges to create EU unity in diversity. (Provided by Publisher)
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