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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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Adopting a Universal Mandate on Platform Work: Balancing Contrasting Realities
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The Relational Self: Some Thoughts From the Perspective of Dutch Constitutional Law
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Relational Self, Harm, and Responsibility – A Contract Law Perspective in Response to the Montesquieu Lecture by Jonathan Herring
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Toward a Less Incomplete Contract: Merging Smart Contracts and Esg Metrics Contracts
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Technology Expertise in the Dutch Boardroom: Legal and Text Analytical Findings
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Digital Technology and Procedural Justice: Towards a Geography of Justice
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Cross-Border Evidence Gathering in Criminal Crypto Investigations: A Case Study of the Netherlands
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Greenwashing the Aviation Industry? On the Lawful Use of ‘Sustainable Aviation Fuel’ Claims in Airline Advertising Under European Consumer Law
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Evaluation of Thermal Retrofit Variants for Facades in High-Rise Large-Panel Residential Buildings: Impact on Energy Demand Using the BESM Model
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Czas pracy a prawo do bycia offline – analiza w świetle koncepcji „non-use of technology” w prawie polskim i unijnym
Katarzyna Sakowska, Karolina Zapolska