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• Legislative Frameworks for the Ethical Deployment of Artificial Intelligence: Safeguarding Human Rights in the Age of Technology ()
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  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.2,  June 5, 2025
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• Research on the Convergence of Foreign Investment Security Review Legal Systems in Europe and the United States ()
  Hu Chen
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• Indigenous Lands: An Analysis through the Lens of Democratic Constitutionalism ()
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  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.2,  April 30, 2025
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• On the Unconstitutionality of the Central Bank’s Autonomy: The Case of Brazil ()
  David F. L. Gomes
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.2,  April 22, 2025
  DOI: 10.4236/blr.2025.162034  145 Downloads   656 Views   Citations
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• Legal Challenges When Applying Current Laws to the Use of Space Data ()
  Taw-wong Youyod, Shouping Li
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.2,  April 15, 2025
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• Adam Smith, Publick Works, and Nuclear Policy ()
  Geoffrey Rothwell, Thomas Wood
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.2,  April 14, 2025
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