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Oral Cancer Disparities in Low‑ and Middle‑Income Countries: A Global Health Equity Perspective on Prevention, Early Detection, and Treatment Access
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The Constitutionalization of the Internet and the Right to Non-Use
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The Legal Entity Identifier and Legacy Systems: Harmonisation, Interoperability, and Balance in Digital Governance
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The Limited Use and Non-Use of Digital Tools and Technologies in the Activities of Political Parties in Poland
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Unseen Influence: Computational Propaganda, Free Elections, and the Reluctance to Seek Judicial Remedies in Poland. Evidence from AI-Assisted Case Law Analysis
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The Right to (Not) Make an Electronic Will: The Case of Nevada
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Czas pracy a prawo do bycia offline – analiza w świetle koncepcji „non-use of technology” w prawie polskim i unijnym
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The Right to Privacy and the Obligation to Transfer and Authenticate Personal Data through the Internet: Conflicting Issues
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Human Rights and Digital Choice: Rethinking the Right (Not) to Use the Internet
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The Right Not to Use the Internet and Protection against the Digital Divide: Some Preliminary Remarks
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Cybercrime Law Through the Theoretical Lens of Relational Self
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