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It is concluded that without governance, military AI poses an existential threat to the rules-based order and global security.
The discourse surrounding corruption as an international crime is increasingly urgent due to its transnational impacts that trigger economic crises and threaten global security. This study addresses two primary objectives: redefining corruption within international legal mechanisms and exploring opportunities for the i...
Abstract:Independent media is not merely one institution among those under attack in eroding democracies; it is the connective tissue linking the electoral, institutional, and popular forms of resistance on which democratic survival depends. Yet the terrain has shifted: A media ecosystem once defined by scarcity and di...
This paper examines international cooperation in achieving environmental security — a subject of critical and growing urgency in the contemporary international order. Transboundary environmental threats, including climate change, biodiversity loss, and systemic pollution, have rendered unilateral national responses ins...
This article examines the evolving complexities of cyber governance in the context of global order and international security regimes. As digital interconnectivity intensifies, cyber threats increasingly outpace traditional regulatory frameworks, generating normative, legal, and institutional challenges for internation...
This article interrogates the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) sovereignty as an emerging site of normative tension within international law. As states increasingly assert jurisdiction over AI technologies and digital infrastructures, established doctrines, particularly those concerning territoriality, jurisdi...
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