The latest issue of the
Cambridge International Law Journal (Vol. 8, no. 2, December 2019) is out. Contents include:
- The global governance of cyberspace: reimagining private actors' accountability
- Eirini Kikarea & Maayan Menashe, The global governance of cyberspace: reimagining private actors' accountability: introduction
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Benedict Kingsbury, Infrastructure and InfraReg: on rousing the international law ‘Wizards of Is’
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Louise Arimatsu, Silencing women in the digital age
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M R Leiser, Regulating computational propaganda: lessons from international law
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Rachel Adams & Nóra Ní Loideáin, Addressing indirect discrimination and gender stereotypes in AI virtual personal assistants: the role of international human rights law
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Enguerrand Marique & Yseult Marique, Sanctions on digital platforms: beyond the public–private divide
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Paolo Cavaliere, Digital platforms and the rise of global regulation of hate speech
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Petra Molnar, Technology on the margins: AI and global migration management from a human rights perspective
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Shannon Raj Singh, Move fast and break societies: the weaponisation of social media and options for accountability under international criminal law
