• The Right Not to Be Inferred: Profiling, Disinformation, and the Limits of the Right to Data Protection ()
  Josué Sá Fama
  Beijing Law Review Vol.17 No.3,  July 2, 2026
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2026.173038  15 Downloads   109 Views   Citations
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• Responsibility for Sexual Violence in Marriage: The Case of Burundian Spouses ()
  Suleiman Matabaro Manegabe, Servilien Nitunga, Rolande Saurelle Keugong, Ildephonse Sindayigaya
  Beijing Law Review Vol.17 No.2,  June 30, 2026
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2026.172037  16 Downloads   87 Views   Citations
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• Explainability as a Constitutional Limit on Algorithmic Tax Power: A Comparative Analysis ()
  Paulo Caliendo
  Beijing Law Review Vol.17 No.2,  June 30, 2026
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2026.172036  13 Downloads   65 Views   Citations
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• Research on the Construction and Improvement Path of the Investment Dispute Resolution Mechanism between China and ASEAN under the RCEP Framework ()
  Mengfan Xu
  Beijing Law Review Vol.17 No.2,  June 26, 2026
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2026.172035  12 Downloads   117 Views   Citations
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• Regulatory Imperialism by Proxy: How the EU-UK SPS Convergence Intensifies the Compliance Burden on ECOWAS Agri-Food Exporters and What WTO Law Must Do about It ()
  Tivdoo Tilley-Gyado, Oluwanifise Samuel Adeleke
  Beijing Law Review Vol.17 No.2,  June 26, 2026
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2026.172034  14 Downloads   93 Views   Citations
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• State Liability for Failure to Prevent Human Rights Violations Committed by Non-State Armed Groups ()
  Callixte Mbonigaba
  Beijing Law Review Vol.17 No.2,  June 26, 2026
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2026.172033  14 Downloads   91 Views   Citations
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• Two Years after the Adoption of the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, 13 June 2024): Impacts on Legal Practice through Selected Italian Judgments—Stricter Diligence Obligations and the Concept of Pedagogical Damages ()
  Christian Giuseppe Comito, Federico Badessi
  Beijing Law Review Vol.17 No.2,  June 22, 2026
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2026.172032  23 Downloads   96 Views   Citations
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