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2019 Law Working Papers

324/2019 Gabriel Gari Recent Developments on Disciplines on Domestic Regulations Affecting Trade in Services: Convergence or Divergence?
323/2019 Noam Gur Legal Facts and Reasons for Action: Between Deflationary and Robust Conceptions of Law’s Reason-Giving Capacity
322/2019 Min YanandDaoning Zhang From Corporate Responsibility to Corporate Accountability
321/2019 Min Yan The Role of Government and Regulation in Corporate Social Responsibility — The Case of China
320/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas,Andrew FilisandVictoria Nalule Energy Decentralization and Decarbonization: The Case of Romania and Malta
319/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas,Andrew Filis,Mariya PeykovaandMarius Greger Towards a Carbon-Free, Decentralized, and Democratized System of Energy Generation
318/2019 Maxi Scherer Artificial Intelligence and Legal Decision-Making: The Wide Open? Study on the Example of International Arbitration
317/2019 Johan David MichelsandChristopher Millard Mind the Gap: The Status of Digital Files Under Property Law
316/2019 Johan David Michels,Dimitra KamarinouandChristopher Millard Beyond the Clouds, Part 2: What Happens to the Files You Store in the Clouds When You Die?
315/2019 Johan David Michels,Christopher MillardandSrishti Joshi Beyond the Clouds, Part 1: What Cloud Contracts Say About Who Owns and Can Access Your Content
314/2019 Alan J. Dignam Artificial Intelligence: The Very Human Dangers of Dysfunctional Design and Autocratic Corporate Governance
313/2019 Loukas A. Mistelis Efficiency. What Else? Efficiency as the Emerging Defining Value of International Arbitration: between Systems theories and party autonomy
312/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas,Gemma FearnleyandChana Gluck Regulation, Innovation, and Technology for 21st Century Energy Goals
311/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas, George Thanos, Michalis Kanakakis, Gemma Fearnley and Juan Alemany Rios Business Models for Decentralized Energy
310/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas, Stanislava Boskovic and Muhammad Syed Abubakr Karimabadi The Transition to Decentralized Energy: Challenges, Opportunities and Progress
309/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas, Mariya Peykova, Victoria Nalule and Pinar Kara Decarbonizing the Energy Sector
308/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas, Marius Greger and Hanna Knigge Towards Energy Democratization
307/2019 Rafael Leal-Arcas, Juan Alemany Rios and Nelson Akondo Energy Decentralization in the European Union
306/2019 Emily Daemen The Potential Impact of Blockchain on the Energy Markets in the Netherlands and South Africa
305/2019 Bikram Chaudhuri The Indian Energy Sector - Distributed Ledger Technology Opportunities
304/2019 Gabriel Faria Bernardes Blockchain’s Potential for Promoting Sustainability through Market-Based Schemes: An Analysis from the Brazilian and Mexican Regulatory Perspectives
303/2019 Liubov Skoryk Blockchain and Sustainability Transparency for Ukraine, Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation
302/2019 Prakash Shah Sacerdotal Violence and the Caste System: The Long Shadow of Christian-Orientalism
301/2019 Sionaidh Douglas-Scott Scotland, Secession, and the European Union
300/2019 Sionaidh Douglas-Scott Brexit and the Scottish Question
299/2019 Sionaidh Douglas-Scott The Constitutional Implications of the EU (Withdrawal) Act 2018: A Critical Appraisal
298/2019 Sionaidh Douglas-Scott Subjects and Objects of EU Human Rights Law
297/2019 Sionaidh Douglas-Scott Britain and the European Union: Federalism and Differentiation
296/2019 Sionaidh Douglas-Scott: Brexit, Boundaries and the Power of Images