A Victim’s Perspective on International Law in Cyberspace
Chris Carpenter, Duncan B. Hollis Costa Rica’s recent position paper improves transparency on the country’s legal views and provides…
Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems (LAWS): Accountability, Collateral Damage, and the Inadequacies of International Law
By: Miron Sergeev, LAW ‘26 In a time of escalating conflicts across multiple continents and the rapid deployment of…
Synthetic Media: The New Frontier of Political Manipulation
By Michelle Xin, LAW ‘25 Your phone rings: an unknown number flashes on the screen. You answer and hear,…
The Summit of the Future: 3 Things Every Law Student Should Know
The Summit of the Future: 3 Things Every Law Student Should Know By Bethany Ho, LAW ‘27 Global inequalities…
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From Deference to Disruption:How The Loper Bright Enterprises Decision is Reshaping Fintech
From Deference to Disruption:How The Loper Bright Enterprises Decision is Reshaping Fintech By: Shubh Mehta LAW‘26 Mobile apps have…
More Than a Seat at the Table
By: Jennifer Ding LAW ’24 More Than a Seat at the Table – Meaningful Multistakeholder Engagement yet to be…
Denying Black Musicians Their Royalties Has a History Emerging Out of Slavery
By: Olufunmilayo Arewa, Temple University Beasley School of Law and Matt Stahl, Western University In the summer of 2020,…
Committed to Diversity and Thought Leadership, Temple Launches New Institute For Law, Innovation & Technology
This year, Temple University is launching a new institute, based at the Law School, that will serve as a…
Temple Law Confronts Policy Gaps for Emerging Technologies
Ed DeLuca LAW ’23iLIT FellowSarbjot Kaur Dhillon LAW ’23iLIT FellowBianca Evans LAW ’22iLIT Fellow Newly founded institute advocates for…
“The Cart Before the Horse” – A Kenyan Court Just Quashed a USD 95M Biometric Digital ID Project
Laura Bingham is the inaugural Executive Director of the Temple Institute on Law, Innovation, and Technology. She served as…