• Rethinking Digital Identity for Post-COVID-19 Societies: Data Privacy and Human Rights Considerations 

  Beduschi, A (Cambridge University Press, 14 July 2021)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the need for more contactless interactions, leading to an acceleration in the design, development, and deployment of digital identity tools and contact-free solutions. A potentially ...

• The Case for a Coherent Approach in the Understanding and Application of the Concept of an ‘Investment’ in ICSID Arbitration 

  Wali, E (University of Exeter College of Social Sciences and International Studies, 12 July 2021)

  A key tenet of legal practice, and a principle that has ensured the effective resolution of disputes over time, is the idea of coherence. In ICSID arbitration, there is a perceived lack of coherence in the application of ...

• Solitary Confinement of Juveniles in Europe 

  Bicknell, C (Springer, 2021)

  Solitary confinement can amount to inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment, and even to torture. Children are amongst the most vulnerable people in criminal justice systems and as the Standard Minimum Rules for the ...

• Military space operations 

  Mačák, K (T.M.C. Asser Press, 2021)

  This chapter examines the international legal framework governing military space operations. In the chapter, ‘military space operations’ are understood as sequences of co-ordinated actions with a defined purpose, which are ...

• The protection of performances fixed in audiovisual recordings under UK law and the Beijing Treaty 

  Pavis, M (The Centre for Science, Culture and the Law at Exeter, University of Exeter, 18 June 2021)

  This submission confirms that the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1998 (CDPA) needs to be reviewed to comply with the Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Performances 2012 (Beijing 2012) and the Performances and Phonograms ...

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