Research
Academic articles, research papers, and policy recommendations from Atlantis University Law School.
đ 2026-05 ¡ âī¸ Yongjun Zhou ¡ đ Policy Paper
This paper proposes a comprehensive legal framework for arbitrating disputes in the digital world, including AI Agent arbitration, digital evidence rules, and cross-border enforcement mechanisms under the New York Convention.
đ 2026-04 ¡ âī¸ Dr. Venessa ¡ đ Research Article
An in-depth analysis of whether AI Agents can possess legal subjectivity, the conditions under which they can be held liable, and the implications for digital world arbitration.
đ 2026-05 ¡ âī¸ Dr. Fresa Li ¡ đ Research Article
A detailed comparison of the 2018 and 2026 editions of Yulin Arbitration Rules, highlighting the evolution of digital arbitration provisions and the incorporation of online arbitration procedures.
đ 2026-03 ¡ âī¸ Professor Alec ¡ đ Education
Design and rationale of the 90-day and 180-day training programs at Atlantis University Law School, including course structure, assessment methods, and degree awarding criteria.
đ 2026-06 (Expected) ¡ âī¸ Dr. Gochye ¡ đ Research Article
This forthcoming paper examines the jurisdictional challenges in cross-border digital disputes and proposes a harmonized framework under the DWAC system.
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