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Law, Technology and Humans Queensland University of Technology 2652-4074 Law, Technology and Humans provides an inclusive and unique forum for exploration of the broader connections, history and emergent future of law and technology through supporting research that takes seriously the human, and humanity of law and technology. ISSN Pending (publication of first issue) http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
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  • The Legal Academy’s Engagements with Lawtech: Technology Narratives and Archetypes as Drivers of Change
    27-45
    Kate Galloway, Julian Webb, Francesca Bartlett, John Flood, Lisa Webley
    Published2019-11-25
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  • The Profession(s)’ Engagements with LawTech: Narratives and Archetypes of Future Law
    6-26
    Lisa Webley, John Flood, Julian Webb, Francesca Bartlett, Kate Galloway, Kieran Tranter
    Published2019-11-25
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  • The Ethical AI Lawyer: What is Required of Lawyers When They Use Automated Systems?
    80-99
    Justine Rogers, Felicity Bell
    Published2019-11-25
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  • The Use of Technology by Gold Coast Legal Practitioners
    Lauren Joy Jones, Ashley Pearson
    Published2020-01-31
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  • Towards the Uberisation of Legal Practice
    46-63
    Margaret Thornton
    Published2019-08-20
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  • Employer Control of Employee Behaviour Through Social Media
    141-161
    Sarah Hook, Sandy Noakes
    Published2019-11-25
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  • Welcome to the Multiverse: Law, Technology and Humans
    1-5
    Kieran Tranter
    Published2019-11-13
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  • Community Legal Centres in the Digital Era: The Use of Digital Technologies in Queensland Community Legal Centres
    64-79
    Stebin Sam, Ashley Pearson
    Published2019-11-04
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  • Technological Innovations Tackling Biodiversity Loss: Solutions or Misdirection?
    100-128
    Kate Wilkinson Cross
    Published2019-09-02
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  • In Machines We Trust: Are Robo-Advisers More Trustworthy Than Human Financial Advisers?
    129-141
    Hui Xian Chia
    Published2019-09-23
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  • Virginia Eubanks (2018) Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police, and Punish the Poor. New York: Picador, St Martin’s Press
    162-164
    Faith Gordon
    Published2019-11-25
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