Springer Law

07/11/2023

CALL for ABSTRACTS EYIEL 2024: ‘International and European Economic Law - Moving Towards Integration? Deadline: 30 November 2023

30/08/2023

As India lands its rover Chandrayan-3 on the moon’s South Pole, it seems perfect timing to announce the publication of our monograph "Crimes in Outer Space: Perspectives from Law and Justice", authored by one of the pioneers of Space Law in India, Professor Gurbachan Sachdeva. Comprising of 12 chapters, the book is part of Springer book series Issues in Space (https://bitly.ws/TtJH), and provides a global look at the incumbent problems, evolves solutions, and makes recommendations regarding space crime situations. It discusses crimes and near-crimes that have previously occurred in space but have been condoned and flags and seeks cogitation on lurking problem of space crimes. Limitations in handling such crimes by the existing judicial system under established doctrines of international law by International Court of Justice or International Criminal Court, is also highlighted. The book has strong take-aways for research scholars, law fraternity, diplomatic corps, judicial administrators, policy-makers and the political class, enabling them to pro-actively initiate action for suitable answers.

Check the book on SpringerLink https://bitly.ws/TtT7 and order your copy or e-access now.
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04/05/2023

"The Concept of Legal Language: What Makes Legal Language ‘Legal‘?" (Ondřej Glogar) in International Journal for the Semiotics of Law

Many legal theorists and linguists have addressed the notion of legal language from different perspectives. Despite that, the definitions of legal language vary. Almost all of the approaches conclude that legal language entails several types of communication. Nevertheless, not all of these categorie...

03/05/2023

"AI-enabled price discrimination as an abuse of dominance: a law and economics analysis" (Qian Li, Niels Philipsen & Caroline Cauffman)

in China-EU Law Journal

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In digital markets, concentrated Big Data and analytical algorithms enable undertakings to predict each consumer’s willingness to pay with increasing accuracy and offer consumers personalized recommendations and tailored prices accordingly. In this context, concerns have arisen about whether and w...

26/04/2023

Don´t miss out on the latest article published in Jus Cogens!

Hans J. Morgenthau’s Critique of Legal Positivism: Politics, Justice, and Ethics in International Law (Carmen Chas)

Modern jurisprudence has typically been presented as a debate between legal positivism and natural law. Though the demise of legal positivism has been touted despite its pre-eminence in past decades, it is clear that there remains a vigorous debate surrounding this theory. It is noteworthy that Hans...

25/04/2023

🚨 European Journal for Security Research:

New Directions in the Evaluation of Civil Protection Exercises

Guest Editors: Sandra Pfister, Christian Resch, Hannes Kern, Bernhard Bürger, Harri Ruoslahti

Full article submission 31st August 2023
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25/04/2023

Don´t miss out on the latest articles published in China-EU Law Journal!





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18/04/2023

🚨Call for Papers: Shifting Trade Patterns and their Impact on Governance, Pricing and Performance of Ports in Southern Africa

Guest Editors: Mihalis Chasomeris and Sonja Grater

Submit your research to WMU Journal of Maritime affairs!

This Special Issue will focus on gathering articles that provide a detailed and evidence-based analysis of the current landscape in the ports in southern Africa. This Call for Papers includes analyses and reviews of reforms for port governance structures (models), adjustments to port pricing strateg...

22/03/2023

"Environmental Law and Youth Protests: Future Generations Between Speech Acts and Political Representation" (Luigi D. A. Corrias)

in International Journal for the Semiotics of Law

This article aims to provide a semiotic analysis of environmental law and youth protests. More precisely, drawing on speech act theory this article regards both as types of communication and teases out the inherent voice and message, specifically with regard to the interests of future generations. T...

22/03/2023

Don´t miss out on: "What Can Restructuring Laws Do? Geopolitical Shocks, the New German Restructuring Regime, and the Limits of Restructuring Laws" (Horst Eidenmüller)






Now in EBOR!

In this article, I discuss the possibilities and limitations of restructuring laws against the background of geopolitical shocks such as the Covid-19 pandemic and the current energy crisis. I make two claims, one narrow and focused on German bankruptcy law, and one broad with a cross-jurisdictional....