Ljubljana Law Review

About the Journal

LJUBLJANA LAW REVIEW is a peer-reviewed open-access journal that publishes scholarly articles spanning all areas of law. Published by the Faculty of Law at University of Ljubljana, the journal has a rich history dating back to 1921, when it was first established under its Slovenian name, Zbornik znanstvenih razprav.

Current Issue

Vol. 84 No. 1 (2024)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.51940/2024.1

Published: 3. 12. 2024

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Professor Emeritus Dr Igor Kaučič: Celebrating 70 Years

Samo Bardutzky

9-16
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Ideological Premises of American Legal Realism

Jure Spruk

17-37
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The Phantasm of Legal Construction On the Spirit and Pores of Legal Knowledge

Timotej F. Obreza

39-64
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(Non-)Recognition of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination for Legal Persons, with an Emphasis on Single-Member Companies

Luka Vavken

65-86
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Selected Aspects of the Right to be Heard in Asylum Procedures

Urh Šelih

87-107
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Letters from Tokio

Polona Brumen

109-124
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The Right of Self-defence in the Earth’s Orbit

Anže Mediževec

125-156
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Agora: Selected Aspects of Intersections Among Artificial Intelligence, Law, and the Right to Life

Agora: Selected Aspects of Intersections Among Artifcial Intelligence, Law, and the Right to Life

Vasilka Sancin

159-166
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To Use AI or Not to Use AI? Autonomous Weapon Systems and Their Complicated Relationship with the Right to Life

Yuval Shany

167-188
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Towards an International Legal Framework for Lethal Artifcial Intelligence Based on Respect for Human Rights: Mission Impossible

Joana Gomes Beirão, Jan Wouters

189-216
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Artifcial Intelligence and Humanitarian Assistance: Reassessing the Role of State Consent

Maruša T. Veber

217-253
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Artifcial Intelligence in Space: Overview of the European Space Agency and its Role in the AI Environment

Anže Singer

255-278
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AI—A Possible Solution to the Threats Against Human Lives Arising from Space Objects?

Iva Ramuš Cvetkovič

279-306
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AI Software/Hardware as Mind/Body Problem. Global Supply Chains, Shadow Workers, and Wasted Lives Global Supply Chains, Shadow Workers, and Wasted Lives

Kristina Čufar

307-334
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Ljubljana Law Review

About the Journal

Current Issue

Full Issue

Articles

Professor Emeritus Dr Igor Kaučič: Celebrating 70 Years

Ideological Premises of American Legal Realism

The Phantasm of Legal Construction On the Spirit and Pores of Legal Knowledge

(Non-)Recognition of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination for Legal Persons, with an Emphasis on Single-Member Companies

Selected Aspects of the Right to be Heard in Asylum Procedures

Letters from Tokio

The Right of Self-defence in the Earth’s Orbit

Agora: Selected Aspects of Intersections Among Artificial Intelligence, Law, and the Right to Life

Agora: Selected Aspects of Intersections Among Artifcial Intelligence, Law, and the Right to Life

To Use AI or Not to Use AI? Autonomous Weapon Systems and Their Complicated Relationship with the Right to Life

Towards an International Legal Framework for Lethal Artifcial Intelligence Based on Respect for Human Rights: Mission Impossible

Artifcial Intelligence and Humanitarian Assistance: Reassessing the Role of State Consent

Artifcial Intelligence in Space: Overview of the European Space Agency and its Role in the AI Environment

AI—A Possible Solution to the Threats Against Human Lives Arising from Space Objects?

AI Software/Hardware as Mind/Body Problem. Global Supply Chains, Shadow Workers, and Wasted Lives Global Supply Chains, Shadow Workers, and Wasted Lives

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