Current issue (2026)

Queen Mary Law Journal Volume 7, Issue 1:

• Journal Information.
• Contents.
• Editorial - Thinking Law Critically - Javier Valdés Torres.
• General-purpose AI across legal domains: contradictions in the regulation of automated systems - James Ball.
• Large language models behind the bench: How its assistance could reshape judicial decision-making - MD Raisul Islam Sourav.
• Yakshana Prince - Arjun BM.
• The Liability Vacuum: Getty Images v Stability AI and the Limits of Reproduction-Based Copyright - Aayush Gugnani.
• From Play to Display: An Object Biography of a game - Isahbella Rai.
• Peacetime Exceptionalism: Anti-Terror Jurisprudence and the Constitutional Crisis of Rule of Law in India - Mohammad Arslaan Muin.
• Tracking the blind(ed) spots of the sexual consent formalisation debate in French legal scholarship - Meryem Khouzaïmi.
• Cultural Appropriation or (Mis)Appropriation of Traditional Cultural Expressions? Analysing the Case of Folk Music Ownership under Intellectual Property - Dr. Gunjan Arora, Bhuvi Gupta.
• South America: united land, divided land - Nicolás Rodríguez Rioseco.
• Sovereignty by contract: payment networks, private governance, and the limits of EU financial regulation - Marta Liduma.
• Digital Colonialism as Governance Failure: Sovereignty, Children’s Rights, and Legitimate Authority in the Global South - Victor Chinonye. Onuchukwu, Michael O. Attah.
• Case Comment on UniCredit Bank GmbH v RusChemAlliance LLC [2024] UKSC 30 - Pinar Kutluktemur.
• The Hand Under the Concrete: An Epistle from the Tomb of Statutes - Zeki Emre Kurt.
• Interview with Roger Cotterrell: On socio-legal studies and its role in shaping the methods of critical legal thinking - Roger Cotterrell and Javier Valdes Torres.
• Interview with Fernando Atria Lemaitre: On the Chilean constitutional process, democracy and the role of the jurist - Fernando Atria Lemaitre and Javier Valdes Torres.

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