Biblio Index

Martínez-Ramil, P. (2022).  Discriminatory algorithms. A proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim?. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 4(1), 3-24.

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JELT 2022-1-02.pdf (226.4 KB)

Gábriš, T., & Hamuľák O. (2022).  Editorial. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 4(1), 1-2.

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JELT 2022-1-01.pdf (30.27 KB)

Mokrá, L., & Wertlen B. (2022).  Emerging use of modern technologies for human rights protection. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 4(1), 91-104.

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JELT 2022-1-06.pdf (102.75 KB)

Cherubini, M., & Romano F. (2022).  Legiferare con l’Intelligenza Artificiale. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 4(1), 41-64.

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JELT 2022-1-04.pdf (146.36 KB)

Hoffberger-Pippan, E. (2022).  Rethinking Norms in Times of Algorithmic Decision Making? – A Kantian Approach. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 4(1), 65-90.

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JELT 2022-1-05.pdf (198.45 KB)

Vardanyan, L., & Kocharyan H. (2022).  The right to data protection in the light of personality rights: does it prevent the emergence of data ownership?. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 4(1), 105-120.

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JELT 2022-1-07.pdf (117.89 KB)

Papadouli, V. (2022).  Transparency in Artificial Intelligence: A Legal Perspective. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 4(1), 25-40.

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JELT 2022-1-03.pdf (174.7 KB)

Querci, I. (2021).  The Double-Edged Sword of Legal Education: Uncertainty Mitigation and Social Innovation During a Pandemic.. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(1), 59-72.

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JELT-2021-1-4.pdf (140.42 KB)

Irabor, B P., & Monday O I. (2021).  A Heideggerian Reflection on the Psycho-Moral Consequences of Cyber-Bullying. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(2), 139-150.

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JELT-2021-2-07.pdf (99.69 KB)

Fioriglio, G. (2021).  La protezione dei dati sanitari nella Società algoritmica. Profili informatico-giuridici. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(2), 79-102.

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JELT-2021-2-05.pdf (175.34 KB)

Hubacher, KM. (2021).  The Legacy of COVID-19: Revivifying the Socratic Method for the Benefit of Legal Education in Civil Law Countries. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(1), 27-58.

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JELT-2021-1-3.pdf (210.32 KB)

Gladwin-Geoghegan, R., & Thompson C. (2021).  Legacy of Lockdown: Exploring the Opportunities for Development in Legal Education as a Consequence of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(1), 5-26.

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JELT-2021-1-2.pdf (149.12 KB)

Betts, G., & Kaur J. (2021).  Maintaining Academic Standards and Protecting Student Interests in UK Law Schools Following Covid-19. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(1), 73-94.

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JELT-2021-1-5.pdf (135.27 KB)

Ferrara, M., Gaglioti A. Roberto, Lucisano D., & Neri I. Stefania (2021).  Minima non curat praetor! Arguing for a strategic experimental implementation of AI into the Italian Tort law disputes dynamics. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(1), 95-110.

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JELT-2021-1-6.pdf (125.37 KB)

Gladwin-Geoghegan, R., & Thompson C. (2021).  ‘Responding to the Pandemic: Technological and Ethical Implications of Covid-19 on Legal Education’. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(1), 1-4.

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JELT-2021-1-1.pdf (56.94 KB)

Gellert, R. (2021).  The role of the risk-based approach in the General data protection Regulation and in the European Commission’s proposed Artificial Intelligence Act: Business as usual?. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(2), 15-33.

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JELT-2021-2-02.pdf (118.59 KB)

Gorgoni, G. (2021).  Special Section introduction: Identity and Citizenship in the Algorithmic Society. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(2), 1-13.

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JELT-2021-2-01.pdf (93.56 KB)

Maestri, E. (2021).  Surveillance And Profiling. Online Person’s Privacy Between Criminogenic Structures And Legal Paternalism. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(2), 55-78.

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JELT-2021-2-04.pdf (182.51 KB)

Cammozzo, A. (2021).  Topologies of the ICT-built space: an ecological taxonomy of space for social machines. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(2), 35-53.

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JELT-2021-2-03.pdf (121.91 KB)

Del Giglio, I. (2021).  Valutazione della performance mediante tecniche di People Analytics. Privacy in employment, controllo o innovazione?. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 3(2), 103-137.

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JELT-2021-2-06.pdf (209.57 KB)

Pasculli, L. (2020).  The Global Causes of Cybercrime and State Responsibilities. Towards an Integrated Interdisciplinary Theory. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 2(1), 48-74.

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JELT-02-01-03.pdf (137.55 KB)

Ruffolo, U. (2020).  Il problema della “personalità elettronica”. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 2(1), 75-88.

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JELT-02-01-04.pdf (111.58 KB)

De Vanna, I., & Massaro P. (2020).  La mediazione alla prova del distanziamento. Temporanea emergenza o opportunità per il futuro?. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 2(2), 5-21.

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JELT-02-02-02.pdf (135.17 KB)

Butturini, D. (2020).  Libertà di informazione giornalistica e libertà di comunicazione di massa online: rapporti, differenze e sovrapposizioni. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 2(2), 69-98.

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JELT-02-02-04.pdf (223.31 KB)

Sommaggio, P., & Marchiori S. (2020).  Moral Dilemmas in the A.I. Era: A New Approach. Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies. 2(1), 89-102.

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JELT-02-01-05.pdf (112.2 KB)