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Safeguarding South Pacific Islanders' Cultural Heritage: Another Tool to Strengthen Climate Resilience?
Climate change impacts such as sea level rise and extreme weather events are…
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Post-Brexit rules for big tech give almost boundless power to the competition watchdog
Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill So when the Digital Markets,…
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Youth Justice and the Rule of Law
Last week, I had the privilege to convene a roundtable discussion on…
Rule of Law -
Merger remedies fit for purpose
Whether the digital economy requires a competition policy different from that…
AI and Data Worlds+1 -
Caring for a national hero’s weapon: Object restitution in the Indonesian (legal) context
On March 10, 2020, the President of Indonesia, Joko Widodo, welcomed King…
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Cybersecurity, International Law and Geopolitical Divisions
Last week cyberattacks against British Airways, BBC and Swiss government agencies…
AI and Data Worlds+1 -
Call for Papers: Vulnerability in and Across International Law
Edited Volume and Workshop: Call for Papers The notion of vulnerability is…
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Kathmandu Valley and the Management of Living Heritage Sites a Shifting Approach
An earlier blog discussed recent developments regarding heritage restitution…
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AI Ethics and the Rule of Law: Business and Human Rights Considerations
Earlier this week, I was at the House of Lords discussing business and human…
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On International Museum Day: A Call to Increase Funding for Return & Restitution
Today, the 18th of May, is International Museum Day. This year, the focus…
Cultural Heritage
