Human Rights and Digital Choice: Rethinking the Right (Not) to Use the Internet
Elżbieta Kużelewska, Damian Malinowski, Mariusz Tomaszuk
(Nie)dopuszczalność stosowania neurotechnologii w miejscu pracy
Edyta Bielak-Jomaa
The Right to (Not) Make an Electronic Will: The Case of Nevada
Sławomir Patrycjusz Kursa
Unseen Influence: Computational Propaganda, Free Elections, and the Reluctance to Seek Judicial Remedies in Poland. Evidence from AI-Assisted Case Law Analysis
Łukasz Augustyniak, Michał Bernaczyk, Berenika Kaczmarek-Templin
Prawo dostępu do Internetu, prawo do niekorzystania z Internetu i prawo do bycia offline a prawo do prywatności – czy multiplikacja praw człowieka jest remedium na ich efektywność?
Iwona Wrońska, Ewelina Cała-Wacinkiewicz, Maciej Nyka
Digital Coercion? The Financial Market and the Right to Digital Opt-Out between Fiction and Reality
Tomasz Nieborak
Relational Self, Harm, and Responsibility – A Contract Law Perspective in Response to the Montesquieu Lecture by Jonathan Herring
Elena Alina Onţanu
The Relational Self: Some Thoughts From the Perspective of Dutch Constitutional Law
Ingrid Leijten
Greenwashing the Aviation Industry? On the Lawful Use of ‘Sustainable Aviation Fuel’ Claims in Airline Advertising Under European Consumer Law
Paul Verbruggen, Amber Schuijers
Toward a Less Incomplete Contract: Merging Smart Contracts and Esg Metrics Contracts
Fernanda de Araujo Meirelles Magalhães, Bruno Vieira
Cross-Border Evidence Gathering in Criminal Crypto Investigations: A Case Study of the Netherlands
Tessa van Roomen
Digital Technology and Procedural Justice: Towards a Geography of Justice
Elena Alina Onțanu, Eric Tjong Tjin Tai