Aims and Scope
Aims and Scope
Khazanah Law of Technology publishes scholarly works on legal, regulatory, ethical, institutional, and policy issues arising from technological development and digital transformation.
Aims
Khazanah Law of Technology aims to publish high-quality scholarly works that examine legal, regulatory, ethical, institutional, and policy issues arising from technological development and digital transformation.
The journal seeks to promote critical, interdisciplinary, and comparative discussions on the interaction between law, technology, and society. It encourages submissions that contribute to theoretical development, legal reform, policy innovation, and practical understanding of technology-related legal issues.
Scope of the Journal
The journal welcomes manuscripts related to, but not limited to, the following topics:
- Cyber law and digital regulation;
- Artificial intelligence law and governance;
- Data protection, privacy, and digital rights;
- Blockchain, smart contracts, and legal technology;
- Financial technology and digital economy regulation;
- Intellectual property in the digital environment;
- Digital platform regulation and online intermediary liability;
- Electronic transactions and digital evidence;
- Cybercrime, cybersecurity, and digital forensics;
- Technology, human rights, and social justice;
- Digital governance, public policy, and administrative law;
- Legal implications of emerging technologies;
- Comparative and international perspectives on law and technology;
- Socio-legal studies on digital society and technological change.
