IURA & LEGAL SYSTEMS JOURNAL

 CALL FOR PAPERS

“Ubi Robots Ibi Ius? Le sfide dell’ Intelligenza Artificiale al Diritto”

 The journal "Iura & Legal Systems”, edited  by the Law  School of the University of Salerno, announces the first edition of its Call for Papers  for the creation of aspecial issue, available both online and in print.

The aim is to annually engage scholars and experts, both Italian and international, in a scientific debate on a current andcross-cuttingtheme.  The subject of this Call for Papers is: “Ubi Robots Ibi Ius? The Challenges of Artificial Intelligence for the Law.”

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ISJ, Volume 18, Issue 3 - Serial Number 71, Winter 2022

ISJ, Volume 17, Issue 1 - Serial Number 65E, Summer 2020

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1. The Post-COVID-19 Pandemic World Order: Imposing New Realities /

Mahmood Monshipouri  

Pages: 7-26    View PDF  

2. Sources of (In)Security in the Persian Gulf /

 Mehran Kamrava

Pages: 27-47     View PDF  

3. The Civil Union in The Italian Legal System /

 Salvatore Mezzanotte 

Pages: 49-73     View PDF  

4. How to Become a Resilient, Adaptive Leader in Turbulent Times: Lessons from Women in the Middle East /

 Wanda Krause 

Pages: 75-103    View PDF  

5. An Integrated Approach to the Security in The MENA Region /

 Safa A. Hussain

Pages: 105-135     View PDF  

6. The Impact of Historical Narratives on Ethnic Conflicts in Nagorno-Karabakh, Abkhazia and South Ossetia /

 Elaheh Koolaee and Fahimeh Khansari Fard

Pages: 137-168     View PDF  

7. Sur le front de la lutte contre les discriminations: l’observation n°18 du Comité des droits de l’homme de l’ONU comme marche à suivre/

 Par Emmanuel Bayeni

Pages: 169-187     View PDF  

ISJ, Volume 16, Issue 3 - Serial Number 63E, Winter 2020

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Establishment of the International Studies and Global Dialogue Foundation in 2019

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ISJ, Volume 16, Issue 2 - Serial Number 62, Autumn 2019

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ISJ, Volume 16, Issue 1 - Serial Number 61, Summer 2019

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Persian Gulf & Strait of Hormuz

Published on July 30, 2019

Mehdi Zakerian

Professor&Editor-in-Chief ISJ

Here is the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz

Mehdi Zakerian

Prof. of Human Rights and International Relations

A . From the legal perspective:

Iran has stopped a British ship in violation of maritime rules in the Persian Gulf. Britain has seized Iranian oil tanker at the request of the United States in Gibraltar. The EU has ordered sanctions on purchasing oil originated Syria, not selling oil to it. Iran is not a member of the European Union and is free to export its oil to any country which is not sanctioned by the UN Security Council. According to international law and the law of seas, Iranian ship must be released immediately. There is no reason for freeing the British ship which has violated maritime rules in Persian Gulf.

B. From the political perspective:

By the end of the 19th century, Britain was the dominant maritime power of the world. The country still remains one of the most important maritime powers in international community. Britain seizure of an Iranian ship in Gibraltar which has a strategic ally named the United States is a small victory in the above-mentioned system.

But Iran has never been a maritime power. The seizure of a British ship in the Persian Gulf by Revolutionary Guard naval forces is a great loss for Britain and its strategic ally, America and the newly team called "B". Iran's national sovereignty over its territorial waters is an undeniable fact. Harmless crossing of non-hostile ships from the Strait of Hormuz is seriously monitored by Iran.

ISJ, Volume 15, Issue 4 - Serial Number 60, Spring 2019

The Divided West and the Rising East

Mahmood Monshipouri and Manochehr Dorraj

The Language of International Law; Monologue or Polyphonic Test

Farid Azadbakht

Human Rights and the International Community

Domenica De Fazio

After the West: Critical Movements in the Discipline of International Relations

Arshin Adib-Moghaddam

Violent Extremism in the Western Sahel: An Old Story with Contemporary Implications

Robin Hardy

Kuwait Islamists: From Institutionalized to Informal Opposition

Luciano Zaccara

Science Diplomacy of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the South Caucasus

Elaheh Koolaee and Seyed Mehdi Hosseini Taghiabad

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ISJ, Volume 15, Issue 3 - Serial Number 59, Winter 2019 

 Academic Diplomacy in Europe: France, Germany and UK

Prof. Dr. Mehdi Taheri 

The warlords' responsibility for the food crisis in Yemen

Alireza ErikAdkanian - MeysamKhosravi  

A Review to: How Statesmen Think: The Psychology of International Politics, Written by: Robert Jervis

Prof. Dr. AfshinZargar- Jila Ahmadi 

Responsibilities of Government  and Private Sector toward Human Rights

Prof. Dr.  Rauf Rahimi

Application of Avoidance with Contractual Obligations Breach in Iranian Law, Iraqi Law and Vienna Convention 1980

Ali Khairi.Jebur- Prof. Dr. Sayyed Mohammad Mahdi Qabuli Dorafshan - Prof. Dr.  Azam Ansari

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