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The Genesis of Constitutions: A Natural Language Processing Approach by Tejas Ramdas, Patrick Chung-Chia Huang, Nuno Garoupa, Martin T. Wells, Yun-chien Chang, Tom Ginsburg :: SSRNThe diffusion of constitutional ideas and models has been the subject of extensive scholarship. In this paper, we use natural language processing methods to exa 
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Algorithmic Selection of Iconic Constitutions by Tejas Ramdas, Patrick Chung-Chia Huang, Nuno Garoupa, Martin T. Wells, Yun-chien Chang, Tom Ginsburg :: SSRN
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Systematizing Stare Decisis: Deference to the Sovereign’s Decided Law by Kevin M. Clermont :: SSRNStare decisis is uniquely a part of the common law, and by now a necessary part. Understanding it requires fitting it into the much broader context of judicial
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Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective: 14th International Conference, EGOVIS 2025, Bangkok, Thailand, August 25–27, 2025, ProceedingsThese EGOVIS 2025 proceedings deal with digitalisation, digital transformation, innovation, and information systems are core enablers of e-government.
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Artificial Intelligence, Governance and Sustainable Development: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions by Imad Antoine Ibrahim, Jon Truby, Paolo Davide Farah :: SSRN
Considering the power and potential of AI and digital technologies, very few studies have systematically analysed their potential for realizing SDG16, despite t
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Diálogos entre cortes constitucionales y sociedad civil en perspectiva comparada “Brasil y Francia”: audiencias públicas, participación de amici curiae y terceros interesados | Boletín Mexicano de ...Publicación de revistas del Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas.
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Law Doesn't Count? Measuring Bibliometric Coverage of German Law Journals by Christian Boulanger, Daniel Fejzo, Christine Rimmert :: SSRN
Bibliometric analyses are uncommon in German legal scholarship, a fact often attributed to disciplinary skepticism. However, this paper posits that a more funda
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Modern Legal English-II by SK Bose :: SSRN
This book seeks to equip readers with essential skills in legal language, writing, and communication, which form the cornerstone of legal education and
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Parliament And The Rule Of Law by David Anderson :: SSRN
The Rule of Law in Parliamentary Discourse 1. The Rule of Law is something that we talk about a good deal in Parliament. Since Professor A.V. Dicey wrote his In
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AI Literacy for Legal AI Systems: A practical approach by Dr. Gizem Gültekin-Várkonyi :: SSRN
Legal AI systems are increasingly being adopted by judicial and legal system deployers and providers worldwide to support a range of applications. While they of
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AI-Generated Legal Norms: Whether Machine-Drafted Legislation Could Violate Democratic Legitimacy in South Asia by Tanvir Ahmed Tusher :: SSRN
This piece critically analyzes whether AI-based legislative drafting jeopardizes democratic legitimacy in South Asia's plural constitutional orders, and is spec
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The Right to Be Forgotten by Murat Volkan Dülger, Gülçin Gümüş :: SSRN
With the advancement of technology day by day, societies continue to evolve. In this evolution process, the internet is an indispensable part of our daily lives
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Among the Voices of the French Revolution: Olympe de Gouges’ Political and Legal Pamphlets by Julie Rocheton :: SSRN
This article explores the often overlooked political and legal pamphlets of Olympe de Gouges, a French revolutionary thinker whose contributions extend far beyo
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L’autonomie de l’ordre juridique de l’Union européenne selon la Cour de justice - Portail Universitaire du droit
l’autonomie de l’ordre juridique de l’union européenne selon la cour de justice, contribution à l’étude des fondements de la construction européenne
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Relative Stare Decisis by Andrew Coan :: SSRN
Stare decisis stands at a crossroads. The Supreme Court has recently overturned landmark precedents on abortion rights, affirmative action, and administrative d
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Should AI Write Your Constitution? by Richard Albert, Kevin Frazier :: SSRN
Artificial Intelligence (AI) now has the capacity to write a constitution for any country in the world. But should it? The immediate reaction is likely emphatic
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THE FRENCH PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW CODIFICATION PROJECT : A VIEW FROM THE UNITED STATES by Christopher A. Whytock :: SSRN
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The Common Law is a Complex Adaptive System by Ronald J. Allen, Paul Piazza :: SSRN
Traditional accounts of the common law from Blackstone to Dworkin focus on the role of precedent in judicial decision-making, the metaphysical nature of law, an
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Due Process or the Rule of Law? Americans Speak a Different Legal Language by Diego A. Zambrano :: SSRN
The phrase “rule of law” travels easily across borders and languages. In speeches by presidents and popes, in the communiqués of the United Nations and the E
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The Law and Governance of the EU Public Ethical System: An Introduction by Alberto Alemanno :: SSRN
This edited volume critically analyses the existing 'EU ethical framework' while contextualising it within the unique transnational setting that characteri
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The Common Law is a Complex Adaptive System by Ronald J. Allen, Paul Piazza :: SSRNTraditional accounts of the common law from Blackstone to Dworkin focus on the role of precedent in judicial decision-making, the metaphysical nature of law, an
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The Amicus Curiae in the Common Law by Shai Farber :: SSRN
The “amicus phenomenon” in Anglo-American countries significantly impacts court litigation procedures. There is a significant increase in the use of the amicus
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Reimagining Digital Constitutionalism by Kinfe Yilma :: SSRN
Digital constitutionalism has been in vogue in recent years. A series of journal articles, edited collections and monographs that front the catch term have mush
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How the Common-Law Principle of Agency Recasts the Nondelegation Doctrine by Caleb Kreft :: SSRN
The nondelegation doctrine forbids Congress from delegating lawmaking authority to other government institutions. The Supre
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