Vol. 8 No. 1 (2022): The society of algorithms and digital law

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The society of algorithms and digital law

Daniel García San José, Fernando Llano Alonso, César Villegas Delgado

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Big Brother, Science fiction or reality?

María Dolores García Sánchez

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The chimera of algorithmic objectivity: difficulties of machine learning in the development of a non-normative notion of health

Ariel Guersenzvaig, David Casacuberta

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Evaluation of the mexican extrajudicial odr platform in consumer matters: concilianet

Marco Antonio Hernández De la Cruz, Wendolyne Nava González

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The ‘man a machine’ and nanorobots: a human rights-based and bioethical perspective

Simona Fanni

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Is the regulatory development of the athlete’s biological passport necessary in spanish law? Between the punishment of sisyphus and the fable of the two frogs

Agustin González González

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The intersection between technology and evidence. Communications interception in Mexico

Paola de la Rosa Rodríguez

109-128
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Social Security for digital platform workers in Mexico

Josué Mesraim Dávila Soto

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Obligations of the World Health Organization according to the International Health Regulations

Ana Cristina Gallego Hernández

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Human rights and artificial intelligence

Andrea Elena Grigore

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Among citizen trust and technological impulse. Legal challenges of Artificial Intelligence in light of the EU regulation proposal

María Verónica Vargas

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Technology at the service of the process: special reference to the celebration of telematic trials

María Concepción Rayón Ballesteros

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Vol. 8 No. 1 (2022): The society of algorithms and digital law

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Portada

Cover and Editorial Team

Índice de la revista

Index of the Journal of Ius et Scientia

Artículos

The society of algorithms and digital law

Big Brother, Science fiction or reality?

The chimera of algorithmic objectivity: difficulties of machine learning in the development of a non-normative notion of health

Evaluation of the mexican extrajudicial odr platform in consumer matters: concilianet

The ‘man a machine’ and nanorobots: a human rights-based and bioethical perspective

Is the regulatory development of the athlete’s biological passport necessary in spanish law? Between the punishment of sisyphus and the fable of the two frogs

The intersection between technology and evidence. Communications interception in Mexico

Social Security for digital platform workers in Mexico

Obligations of the World Health Organization according to the International Health Regulations

Book reviews

Review: Martín López, Miguel Ángel (Coord.), Hacia la consolidación del derecho a la tierra en el orden internacional, Ed. Dykinson, Madrid, 2020, 271 páginas, ISBN: 978-84-1324-768-7

Review: Villegas Delgado, César.: Crímenes de Lesa Humanidad en el Siglo XXI. Avances y retrocesos de la justicia penal internacional, Ed. Tirant lo Blanch, México, 2022, 317 páginas. ISBN 978-84-1397-790-4

Review: Garrido Martín, Joaquín: Fuentes, Método y Sitema en la Escuela Histórica del Derecho. Georg Friedrich Puchta (1798-1846). Comares, Granada, 2019, 404 páginas. ISBN: 978-84-9045-699-6

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Human rights and artificial intelligence

Among citizen trust and technological impulse. Legal challenges of Artificial Intelligence in light of the EU regulation proposal

Technology at the service of the process: special reference to the celebration of telematic trials

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