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Quantum Computing and Future Legal SystemsAbstract: Quantum computing offers computational powers that significantly sur...
12/05/2026

Quantum Computing and Future Legal Systems

Abstract: Quantum computing offers computational powers that significantly surpass those of classical computers, with substantial ramifications for research, technology, and industry. This emergence threatens current legal frameworks that rely on traditional computation paradigms, necessitating urgent legal reform.

This research examines the influence of quantum computing technology on legal systems, encompassing intellectual property, cybersecurity, data privacy, contracts, and regulatory jurisprudence.

Based on interdisciplinary analysis, it presents a theoretical framework for a resilient legal structure that can address the challenges and opportunities of the quantum era.

To read the full Research paper:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404781386_Quantum_Computing_and_Future_Legal_Systems



Strategy of Building Wealth: Ensuring Effectiveness for Future GenerationsAbstract: Wealth accumulation is not solely an...
12/05/2026

Strategy of Building Wealth: Ensuring Effectiveness for Future Generations

Abstract: Wealth accumulation is not solely an individual or organizational goal but also a multigenerational issue. Future-oriented initiatives necessitate a synthesis of financial acumen, sustainable investments, and legacy planning to guarantee the continuity and growth of wealth throughout generations.

This research examines processes that safeguard and enhance wealth, taking into account the social, environmental, and economic elements influencing long-term prosperity. The document introduces a framework for intergenerational wealth creation that incorporates diversification, behavioral discipline, estate planning, and adaptive measures to maintain financial security across generations.

To read the full research paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404741093_Strategy_of_Building_Wealth_Ensuring_Effectiveness_for_Future_Generations



The Constitutional Implications of AI-Driven Micro- Targeting on Representative DemocracyAbstract: Artificial intelligen...
12/05/2026

The Constitutional Implications of AI-Driven Micro- Targeting on Representative Democracy

Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) progressively influences electoral politics via micro-targeting and data-driven constituency analysis. AI-driven gerrymandering utilizes sophisticated analytics to alter district borders and influence voter behaviour with unparalleled accuracy.

This article analyses the constitutional and democratic ramifications of these technologies, emphasizing openness, equitable representation, and accountability. It assesses the sufficiency of existing legal frameworks in regulating AI-assisted electoral manipulation and suggests policy and judicial measures to protect representative democracy.

To read the full research paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404744416_The_Constitutional_Implications_of_AI-Driven_Micro-_Targeting_on_Representative_Democracy

Protecting the Mind in the Age of Brain-Computer InterfacesAbstract: Rapid progress in brain-computer interface (BCI) te...
10/05/2026

Protecting the Mind in the Age of Brain-Computer Interfaces

Abstract: Rapid progress in brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies has opened new possibilities for direct communication between the human brain and digital systems. While these innovations promise transformative benefits across fields such as medicine, communication, and human enhancement, they also raise significant legal and constitutional concerns regarding mental privacy, cognitive autonomy, and the protection of human thought.

This study assesses whether constitutional rights especially those ensuring privacy, dignity, and liberty adequately protect the mind from intrusion via BCI technologies. Drawing on theories of neuro-rights and cognitive liberty, the paper examines whether existing legal frameworks and new approaches can address the risks posed by neurotechnology.

The research argues that although existing constitutional protections may offer partial safeguards, they remain insufficient to fully address the unique challenges introduced by neurotechnological innovations. Consequently, the study emphasises the need for explicit legal recognition of neuro-rights to ensure adequate protection of mental autonomy in the age of advanced neurotechnology.

To read the full article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404693667_Protecting_the_Mind_in_the_Age_of_Brain-Computer_Interfaces




Neuro-Privacy vs. Forensic NecessityAbstract: Developments in neuroscience and brain-computer interface (BCI) technologi...
10/05/2026

Neuro-Privacy vs. Forensic Necessity

Abstract: Developments in neuroscience and brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies have created new possibilities for using neural data in "truth verification" within criminal proceedings. While these innovations promise greater precision in determining guilt or innocence, they also raise major legal, ethical, and privacy concerns.

This paper examines the tension between neuro-privacy the right to cognitive and mental autonomy-and forensic necessity, the legal system's pursuit of truth and justice. Drawing on constitutional law, neuroethics, and neuroscience, this study proposes a framework for admitting brain-based evidence in court that balances individual rights with societal interests. It also outlines policy guidelines for legislators, judicial institutions, and technologists to ensure ethical and legally sound integration of neuro-forensic practices.

To read the full research paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404689406_Neuro-Privacy_vs_Forensic_Necessity


QDMTT and Fiscal Sovereignty: A Constitutional PerspectiveAbstract: The global tax reform initiative commonly referred t...
07/05/2026

QDMTT and Fiscal Sovereignty: A Constitutional Perspective

Abstract: The global tax reform initiative commonly referred to as Pillar Two establishes a coordinated international framework that introduces a minimum corporate tax rate for multinational enterprises. The reform is primarily designed to address profit shifting and harmful tax competition by creating a global minimum effective tax rate of 15 per cent.

It also allows jurisdictions to introduce a Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-Up Tax (QDMTT), enabling them to collect additional tax on multinational profits when they are taxed below the prescribed threshold. Although the reform seeks to promote fairness and stability in the international taxation system, it also raises significant constitutional concerns for developing economies.

This study examines whether implementing QDMTT within the Pillar Two framework may undermine fiscal sovereignty and constitutionally protected taxation powers. The research explores the link between international tax coordination and domestic constitutional frameworks. It focuses on legislative competence, parliamentary authority over taxation, and the principle of state sovereignty.

The study argues that while Pillar Two could improve tax equity, implementation in developing countries must ensure consistency with constitutional principles and protect fiscal autonomy.

To read the full research paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404593711_QDMTT_and_Fiscal_Sovereignty_A_Constitutional_Perspective



Platform Immunity vs. Deepfakes: Rethinking Digital SpeechAbstract: The rapid spread of deepfake technology and syntheti...
07/05/2026

Platform Immunity vs. Deepfakes: Rethinking Digital Speech

Abstract: The rapid spread of deepfake technology and synthetic media has fueled debates over digital speech regulation, platform responsibility, and constitutional rights. Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA) has long given online platforms immunity from liability for user-generated content.

This approach has spurred innovation but made accountability harder. Meanwhile, the First Amendment protects freedom of expression, including online speech.

This creates tension among platform immunity, user rights, and the harms caused by harmful content. This paper reviews Section 230's evolution, considers the constitutional issues surrounding deepfakes, and discusses policy strategies to balance accountability with free expression.

To read the full research Paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404607624_Platform_Immunity_vs_Deepfakes_Rethinking_Digital_Speech

Rationality of RadicalizationThe growing spread of "post-truth" narratives where emotional appeals, ideological commitme...
07/05/2026

Rationality of Radicalization

The growing spread of "post-truth" narratives where emotional appeals, ideological commitments, or misinformation outweigh objective factual accuracy-creates serious challenges for democratic governance and the integrity of public discourse.

This paper investigates why such narratives persist and gain influence even within high-information societies where individuals have extensive access to data, evidence, and diverse viewpoints. Integrating psychological theories of cognition and belief formation with philosophical perspectives on rationality, this study argues that radicalisation frequently arises from adaptive cognitive mechanisms, identity-driven reasoning, and epistemic vulnerabilities rather than simple irrationality.

The paper analyses the mechanisms that enable these narratives to spread, examines their ethical implications, and considers potential policy interventions to reduce their appeal and influence.

To Read the full Research paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404531419_Rationality_of_Radicalization


The "Temporary Protection" in an Era of Permanent Climate DisplacementAbstract: Climate change is altering global migrat...
06/05/2026

The "Temporary Protection" in an Era of Permanent Climate Displacement

Abstract: Climate change is altering global migration, displacing people not by war or persecution but by environmental degradation, sea-level rise, and ecological collapse. Standard refugee law, viewing protection as temporary, fails to address the persistent, structural nature of climate-related displacement.

This paper examines the philosophical and legal basis of "temporary protection," highlighting its limits in the context of long-term climate migration. Using political theory, ethics, and international law, the study offers frameworks that acknowledge permanent displacement and support justice for climate-affected groups.

To read the full text: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404521510_The_Temporary_Protection_in_an_Era_of_Permanent_Climate_Displacement



Legitimacy of TechnocracyAbstract: Technocracy, the governance of society through expert knowledge, depends fundamentall...
05/05/2026

Legitimacy of Technocracy

Abstract: Technocracy, the governance of society through expert knowledge, depends fundamentally on public confidence in scientific and technical institutions. In recent years, however, multiple crises, organized disinformation campaigns, and the increasing politicization of scientific knowledge have significantly weakened trust in expert authority.

This study examines the legitimacy challenges confronting technocratic governance in an era characterized by declining confidence in scientific institutions. Drawing on insights from political theory, epistemology, and public policy scholarship, the paper explores the foundations of technocratic authority, the psychological and social determinants of public trust, and the conditions under which expert-led governance can remain both effective and democratically legitimate.

To read the full research paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404466008_Legitimacy_of_Technocracy


Media Freedom and the Protection of JournalistsAbstract: Media freedom is widely recognised as one of the most essential...
05/05/2026

Media Freedom and the Protection of Journalists

Abstract: Media freedom is widely recognised as one of the most essential foundations of democratic societies. It plays a critical role in promoting transparency, strengthening accountability, and enabling citizens to participate meaningfully in governance and public decision-making. Through independent reporting and investigative journalism, the media functions as a bridge between the state and the public, ensuring that information about political, social, and economic issues remains accessible. Despite its importance, journalists around the world increasingly face numerous challenges that threaten their ability to work freely and safely. These challenges include censorship, political interference, physical violence, digital surveillance, online harassment, and legal intimidation.

This research examines the structural and institutional factors that weaken press freedom. It focuses on three interrelated concerns: state censorship, political capture of media institutions, and threats against journalists. The study uses comparative case analysis and qualitative policy review. It explores how governments, corporations, and non-state actors shape media environments and influence journalistic practice.

The findings suggest that fragile legal protections and financial dependence on political or corporate actors contribute to erosion of media independence. Rapid expansion of digital surveillance technologies also plays a role. In response to these challenges, the paper proposes a comprehensive framework for strengthening journalist protection.

This framework emphasises the importance of legal reforms, the creation of independent regulatory institutions, stronger international accountability mechanisms, and the development of technological safeguards that protect journalists from digital threats. Ultimately, safeguarding media freedom is not only a professional issue concerning journalists but also a fundamental democratic necessity that protects citizens' right to access reliable and independent information.

To ref the full article: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/404466760_Media_Freedom_and_the_Protection_of_Journalists




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