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The Dawn of the Digital Age is Upon Us: Is Artificial Intelligence a Substantial Threat to the Law in the Twenty-First Century?
Introduction There has been an epochal shift from the traditional industries established by the Industrial Revolution, including hand...

Jamie Donnelly
32 min read


Putin’s Propaganda: A Path to Genocide
Russia’s assault on Ukraine continues to intensify as bombs increasingly hit city centres, destroying apartment buildings, theatres, and...

Marta Baziuk
4 min read


Art at the Arsenal: In Conversation with Olesya Ostrovska-Liuta
Three Stories of Art and War I коли гуркочуть гармати- музи замовкають The Russian invasion catapulted the Ukrainian art world into...

Constance Uzwyshyn
16 min read


HORTENSIUS, or: On the Cultivation of Subjects in Noman’s Garden
Then from out the cave the mighty Polyphemus answered them: ‘My friends, it is Noman that is slaying me by guile and not by force’. And...

Jojo Amoah
36 min read


The Ministerial Code: a scarecrow of the law?
We must not make a scarecrow of the law, Setting it up to fear the birds of prey, And let it keep one shape, till custom make it Their...

Shulamit Aberbach, Mishcon de Reya
11 min read


Karl Heinz Bohrer’s ‘A Little Pleasure in Decline. Essays on Britain’
Karl Heinz Bohrer’s A Little Pleasure in Decline. Essays on Britain. [1] My friend Karl Heinz Bohrer died on 4 August 2021. He was seen...

Giles MacDonogh
14 min read


Can Modern Appropriation Art be Reconciled with Copyright Law? A Closer Look at Cariou v. Prince
Artists have drawn ideas, thoughts, and concepts from the works of others for centuries. However, copyright infringement issues...

Marysia Opadczuk
15 min read


The Next Civil War: In Conversation with Stephen Marche
Stephen Marche is a novelist, essayist and cultural commentator. He is the author of half a dozen books and has written opinion pieces...

Charlotte Friesen
6 min read


Should Terrorism be Regarded as an International Crime? An Examination of the Theoretical Benefits and the Practical Reality
Introduction An international crime is ‘an act universally recognised as criminal, which is considered a grave matter of international...

Eoin Campbell
13 min read


Iconoplastic: An Institutional Reform Agenda
The last few months, in particular the furore over Partygate,[1] have scarred the reputation of many of Britain’s most vital...

Polly Mackenzie
14 min read


Power and Performativity: In Conversation with Professor Judith Butler
A front-runner in the fight for equality and justice, Professor Judith Butler is one of the most influential philosophers of the past...

Teresa Turkheimer
26 min read


‘We’re All Mad As Hell Now’—How ‘Network’ (1976) Captures the Anti-Politics of Social Media
‘I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take this anymore!’ is a phrase that has been raptured up into the popular English lexicon, cited,...

Katherine Cross
21 min read


Foreword to CJLPA 2 by The Rt Hon Lady Arden, Former Justice of the UK Supreme Court
I am honoured to be asked to write a short Foreword to this Issue of The Cambridge Journal of Law, Politics, and Art . I was an...

The Rt Hon Lady Arden
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Dublin and Urban Development: In Conversation with Dr. Alison Gilliland
Dr. Alison Gilliland was Dublin’s 353rd Lord Mayor in 2021/2022. She is currently a Dublin City Councillor for the Labour Party,...

Kylie Quinn
14 min read


The Glitz and Glamour of the Metaverse
At the heart of the metaverse stands the vision of an immersive Internet—a gigantic, unified, persistent, and shared realm.[1] To the...

Danielle Jump
14 min read


‘Private Vices, Publick Benefits’ in Permissive Democracies: Mandeville’s The Fable of the Bees in the Context of Transgressions by Western Political Classes
Introduction The work of many 17th-18th century thinkers on politics and society continues to shape modern discourse, with notable...

Daniel Morgan
14 min read


Warfare’s Silent Victim: International Humanitarian Law and the Protection of the Natural Environment during Armed Conflict
I: Introduction Armed conflict changes everything.[1] It is the ultimate human-induced crisis that has devastating consequences for the...

Lydia Millar
34 min read


Educational Rights for Baha’i in Iran: In Conversation with Iqan Shahidi
Iqan Shahidi is a PhD candidate in Intellectual History at the University of Cambridge. He completed his undergraduate studies in...

Casper Alexander Sanderson
16 min read
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