International and Comparative Law Review

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This journal publishes articles on diverse legal topics including data governance in smart cities, the right to repair in the EU, international law concerning armed conflict and asset confiscation, criminal liability proportionality in healthcare, comparative environmental law, e-democracy, national security and human rights, AI regulation, cyber operations attribution, AI in humanitarian organizations, the concept of dignity in human rights law and national constitutions, dehumanization in legal orders, and international commercial arbitration.

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