2022 Law, Technology and Humans

• Bennett Moses, Lyria; Breckenridge, Jan; Gibson, Joshua; Lyons, Georgia --- "Technology-Facilitated Domestic and Family Violence: Protecting the Privacy and Safety of Victim-Survivors" [2022] LawTechHum 1; (2022) 4(1) Law, Technology and Humans 1
• Lawson, Charles --- "Regulating Information in Molecules: The Convention on Biological Diversity and Digital Sequence Information" [2022] LawTechHum 2; (2022) 4(1) Law, Technology and Humans 18
• Dwan, Josephine Helen; Paige, Tamsin Philip; McLaughlin, Rob --- "Pirates of the Cyber Seas: Are State-Sponsored Hackers Modern-Day Privateers?" [2022] LawTechHum 3; (2022) 4(1) Law, Technology and Humans 49
• Gregorczuk, Helen --- "Retail Analytics: Smart-Stores Saving Bricks and Mortar Retail or a Privacy Problem?" [2022] LawTechHum 4; (2022) 4(1) Law, Technology and Humans 63
• Sebastian, Tania --- "A 'Chennai' in Every City of the World: The Lethal Mix of the Water Crisis, Climate Change, and Governance Indifference" [2022] LawTechHum 5; (2022) 4(1) Law, Technology and Humans 79
• Onitiu, Daria --- "Incorporating 'Fashion Identity' Into the Right to Privacy" [2022] LawTechHum 6; (2022) 4(1) Law, Technology and Humans 102
• Richards, Bernadette; Jacobson, Susannah Sage; Lotz, Mianna; Roger, Wendy --- "The Regulation of Medical Device Representatives: A Question of Trust?" [2022] LawTechHum 7; (2022) 4(1) Law, Technology and Humans 117
• Green, Alex; Travis, Mitchell; Tranter, Kieran --- "Jurisprudence of the Future" [2022] LawTechHum 8; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 1
• Travis, Mithcell --- "Jurisprudence, Temporality and Science Fiction" [2022] LawTechHum 9; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 5
• Adebisi, Foluke --- "Black/African Science Fiction and the Quest for Racial Justice through Legal Knowledge: How Can We Unsettle Euro-modern Time and Temporality in Our Teaching?" [2022] LawTechHum 10; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 24
• Neuwirth, Rostam Josef --- "Future Law, the Power of Prediction, and the Disappearance of Time" [2022] LawTechHum 11; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 38
• Green, Alex --- "The Importance of Dystopian Hypotheticals: Towards an Ethical Turn in Liberal Political Philosophy" [2022] LawTechHum 12; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 60
• Sharma, Kritika --- "What If Feminist Judgments Were Written on Earth 616? A Tale of Feminism and Science Fiction" [2022] LawTechHum 13; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 81
• Tongue, Zoe --- "Reproductive Justice: The Final (Feminist) Frontier" [2022] LawTechHum 14; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 95
• Williams, Clare --- "Framing the Future: The Foundation Series, Foundation Models and Framing AI" [2022] LawTechHum 15; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 109
• Burgess, Paul --- "The Rule of Law, Science Fiction, and Fears of Artificial Intelligence" [2022] LawTechHum 16; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 124
• Newbery-Jones, Craig --- "'The Changes that Face Us': Science Fiction as (Public) Legal Education" [2022] LawTechHum 17; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 137
• Smith, Adam --- "Drones as Techno-legal Assemblages" [2022] LawTechHum 18; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 152
• Su, Anna --- "The Promise and Perils of International Human Rights Law for AI Governance" [2022] LawTechHum 19; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 166
• Caserta, Salvatore --- "New Technologies and Law Firms-An Uneasy Relationship: A European Perspective" [2022] LawTechHum 20; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 183
• Zhu, Sally --- "Managing the Risks of Peer-to-Peer Goods-Sharing" [2022] LawTechHum 21; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 197
• Dent, Chris --- "Law in a 'Simulated' Universe: The Educative Value of the Metaphor" [2022] LawTechHum 22; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 216
• Haataja, Samuli --- "Nicole Perlroth (2021) This is How They Tell Me the World Ends: The Cyberweapons Arms Race. New York: Bloomsbury Publishing" [2022] LawTechHum 23; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 230
• Korpela, Nicholas --- "Toby Walsh (2022) Machines Behaving Badly: The Morality of AI. Collingwood: La Trobe University Press and Black Inc Books" [2022] LawTechHum 24; (2022) 4(2) Law, Technology and Humans 233