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)

Joseph, J., & Turksen U. (2022).  Harnessing AI for due diligence in CBI Programmes. Legal and Ethical Challenges. Italian Journal of Sociology of Education. 4(2), 3-25.

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JELT 2022-2-01.pdf (171.9 KB)

Fuselli, S. (2022).  L’endossalità dei saperi esperti. Rileggere Daubert attraverso Aristotele. Italian Journal of Sociology of Education. 4(2), 117-140.

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JELT 2022-2-05.pdf (197.09 KB)

Sarra, C. (2022).  L’uso di dati biometrici nelle procedure di reclutamento al lavoro mediante strumenti di Intelligenza Artificiale. Difficoltà normative multilivello. Italian Journal of Sociology of Education. 4(2), 27-50.

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JELT 2022-2-02.pdf (194.65 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)

Marchiori, S. (2022).  MaxSAT meets Alexy: A computational approach to solve trolley problem-like scenarios in the legal sphere. Italian Journal of Sociology of Education. 4(2), 105-116.

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JELT 2022-2-04.pdf (106.4 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)

De Bona, G. (2022).  Verso la tutela giuridica dei sistemi intelligenti. Prospettive critiche della soggettività robotica. Italian Journal of Sociology of Education. 4(2), 51-104.

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JELT 2022-2-03.pdf (397.79 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)