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Welcome to the International Journal for Crime, Law and AI

We are an academic platform dedicated to providing university students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals with an opportunity to publish their articles in the fields of criminology, law, AI, and related social sciences.

Our mission is to offer emerging scholars a space to share their articles, build their professional portfolios, and make meaningful contributions to their fields—all without the traditional barriers of academic publishing. While we are not a traditional peer-reviewed journal, we ensure all submissions meet high standards of academic rigor through a thorough editorial process.

Latest Published Articles

Elena Cherio

APR 21 2025

Enforcement At The Regional Level: A Critical Examination Of The European And African Human Rights Systems

Three regional systems have been established to protect human rights at the local level. This article examines the European and African one, with some of the characteristics, differences, strengths and weaknesses, with a focus on their human rights enforcement mechanism.

Martine Mussies

APR 14 2025

Stalked by Code: Navigating the Psychological and Legal Landscapes of Online Harassment

Cyberstalking is a pervasive form of digital violence that exploits technological infrastructures to inflict psychological harm. This article examines this through an interdisciplinary lens, combining neuropsychology, legal analysis, and autiethnographic narrative.

Saar Boter

APR 8 2025

Tracking Norms and Values: Mapping the Value Shift Introduced by Surveillance Technologies in the Sphere of the Family

This article explores how the utilisation of Life360’s surveillance tools has proven negative effects on children and normalises surveillance in both family environments and national and global contexts.

Sofia Mihaliková

APR 8 2025

AI and Diplomacy: A New Era of International Relations

AI presents opportunities for more efficient and data-driven diplomacy, it also raises concerns about bias, misinformation, and cybersecurity risks. This article explores the impact of AI on international relations, highlighting both its potential and the challenges it brings to global stability.

Andrea Conde Alkon

APR 6 2025

The Rise of Populism: How Extremist Ideologies Shape Latin America and Europe

Since 2017, people in Latin America and Europe have voted for extremist left-wing and right-wing ideologies. Political parties of both branches focus on populist discourse. To know what populist discourse is, it is necessary to first define populism.

Uilson Jones

APR 3 2025

Staring Down the Barrel: Threats to a Lasting Ukrainian Peace Deal

On recent attempts by the new US administration to reach a tentative peace without Ukraine at the table. Covering ongoing Saudi Peace Talks and evaluating likelihood of success.

Elena Cherio

MAR. 31 2025

The Dilemma of Child Soldiers: International Legal Frameworks and Emerging Debates

This article examines key international legal instruments addressing the issue of child soldiers and explores the debates arising from their participation in conflicts.

Giulia Bassini

MAR. 28 2025

Lights and Shadows of The First-Ever Legal Framework on AI Worldwide

The Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, which aims to harmonize rules on artificial intelligence, came into effect on August 1st of 2024. Since then, legal experts around the world have been carefully interpreting this European Union’s Act to understand its juridical impact.

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We invite university students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals to use this platform as an opportunity to make their voices heard in the academic community. This is your chance to publish your research and build your professional portfolio through an accessible academic platform. Contributors can submit a one-time article or become regular contributors, and we encourage you to showcase your published work on your LinkedIn or CV to enhance your professional visibility.

At its core, the International Journal for Crime, Law and AI can be defined with one word: interdisciplinarity. We encourage submissions and publications from the following topics:

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