[Flóra Merész is a Public International LL.M. graduate from Leiden University, a former intern in the ‘Regulation in the public interest: Disruptive technologies in peace

and security’ strand of the T.M.C. Asser Institute, currently working as a Legal Fellow at Just Access e.V.] Deepfakes not only blur reality in our everyday life [...]

The first issue of eucrim was published in September 2006. With the present issue, eucrim celebrates a 20-year success story. This anniversary provides an opportunity to look

back, take stock, and look ahead. I. The history of eucrim is closely linked to the protection of the European Communities’ financial interests in the early 1990s. [...]

The Porphyry Ceiling. Ethnicity and Power in the Late Roman Empire Storti, Gemma Storti, Gemma Doctor of Philosophy, The Ohio State University, 2021, Greek

and Latin My dissertation investigates how questions of ethnicity affected social mobility in the military and political context of [...]

Bishops and Books: Literary Authenticity and Authority in Early Christianity Koperski, Andrew Koperski, Andrew Doctor of Philosophy, The Ohio State University,

2023, History This dissertation examines early Christian literary hierarchies and categories, beginning in the pre-Christian context [...]

Coastal Archaeology in Small Islands: Prehistoric Lifeways, Research Perceptions, Biases, Methods and Approaches Edited by Maaike S. de Waal The potential of investigating

archaeology on small islands has long been underestimated. Non-local archaeologists often regard such islands as offering (too) few opportunities for prehistoric [...]

Unforeseeable Futures: Confronting Crises in the Archaeology of Highland Societies Edited by Susan Pollock, Reinhard Bernbeck, Gisela Eberhardt, and Martin Kehl  Despite

their apparent ubiquity today, archaeologists have seldom focused explicitly on crises. [...]

Live from Grand Forks, North Dakota! Should the public be upset that courts aren’t using more AI? Justice Jerod Tufte of the North Dakota Supreme Court joins Kevin Frazier,

director of the AI Innovation and Law Program at the University of Texas School of Law and a senior editor at Lawfare, to take up that question. [...]

The Faculty has distributed Volume 17 Numbers 5 & 6 of the University of Cambridge Faculty of Law Legal Studies Research Paper Series on SSRN . These issues include the following

articles: Rumiana Yotova: Global Corporations in International Biomedical Law ( 11/2026 ) Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan: Corporate Control over Intellectual Property: [...]