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 En Milano University Press se ha publicado la obra colectiva "Law in the Age of Digital Technologies", editada por Francesca C. Villata, Mirela Župan, Katarina Trimmings y Giulia Gabrielli.

La rapida evoluzione delle tecnologie e dei mercati digitali offre numerosi benefici, ma pone anche sfide complesse che coinvolgono vari ambiti delle società contemporanee. In questo scenario di profondi mutamenti, il volume raccoglie contributi che esplorano il tema dell’impatto della digitalizzazione sul diritto, affrontando temi trasversali legati alla trasformazione digitale e alle sue implicazioni giuridiche, tra cui l’intelligenza artificiale, gli smart contract e le piattaforme digitali. La prima parte del volume analizza la sfera pubblica della digitalizzazione, indagando il tema della regolamentazione internazionale della condotta degli Stati nel cyberspazio; la seconda parte si concentra sui rapporti tra privati, con particolare attenzione alle transazioni finanziarie transfrontaliere, ai diritti umani e alla giustizia penale.

Extracto del índice de la obra:

Foreword, Francesca C. Villata, Mirela Župan, Katarina Trimmings, Giulia Gabrielli 

Part 1: The Conducts of States in Cyberspace: the international legal framework
- Navigating Cyberspace: An International Legal Analysis from Regional and Domestic Perspectives, Thanapat Chatinakrob 
- Non-International Armed Conflicts And New Technologies: Reconceptualizing The Intensity Criterion , Giulia Baj 
- Autonomous Navigation and International Law: Does the Principle of Meaningful Human Control Apply at Sea?, Daniele Mandrioli 

Part 2: The Private Aphere of digitalization
Section 1 – Cross-Border Business transactions
- Automated vehicles, tort liability and Private international law, Raúl Lafuente Sánchez 
- Blockchain As a New Vehicle of Electronic Evidence, Yong Zhang, Qianyi Yan 
- Smart (Legal) Contracts: New Challenge For North Macedonian Legal System, Mirjana Ristovska 
- Banking and financial digital platforms: conflict of laws issues from a European perspective, Silvia Favalli 
- A New Form of Working Relationship in The Digital Age: Crowdworking from a Private International Law Perspective, Esra Tekin
- The potential of Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act to provide a meaningful legal framework for collaborative economy platforms in the EU, Wojciech Lewandowski 
- Personal data as counter-performance in exchange for contents or services after amendments to the Italian Consumer Code, Sofia Maria Lener 
- A lifeguard in times of pandemic: Electronic general meetings in joint stock companies, Ufuk Tekin 

Section 2 – Personal Rights and Family matter
- Circulation of foreign public documents in the digital age from a Croatian legal perspective, Mirela Župan, Paula Poretti, Jura Golub 
- Facial Recognition Technology in Esports? Youth Protection vs. Human Rights Risks, Tsubasa Shinohara 
- Clinical Risk in Cross-Border eHealth, Cristina Campiglio 
- Legal Challenges for the regulation of the European Health Data Space, Luz Maria Martinez Velencoso 
- Tele-abortion: between privacy and women’s reproductive rights, Sara Dal Monico 
- The EU Digital Services Act: an assessment in light of the rights of persons with disabilities, Anna Facchinetti 
- The Digital Services Act and the Regulation on the transparency and targeting of political advertising: initial reflections, Pietro Villaschi 

Section 3 – Criminal matters
- Taking defence rights seriously. The need for explainable Artificial Intelligence in criminal proceedings – A European perspective, Marcia Michalina 

Section 4 – The impact of digitalization on legal training
- What every law student should know about digitalization. Building a digital mindset for future lawyers, Per Andersen

Ficha:

F.C. Villata, M. Župan, K.Trimmings, G. Gabrielli (Ed.)
"Law in the Age of Digital Technologies"
Milano University Press, Milano 2025
504 pp.
ISBN: 979-12-5510-276-2 (PDF) - ISBN 979-12-5510-278-6 (EPUB)
DOI 10.54103/milanoup.215

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