• What Would Karl Popper Say about Jurimetrics? Law Theory ()
  Katia Cristina Antunes Silva
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.1,  March 10, 2025
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• Role of Law Driving Energy Transitions: A Critical View from China and Selected African Countries ()
  Marus Gbomagba
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.1,  March 10, 2025
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• Jurisprudence and Karl Popper’s Philosophy of Science ()
  Marisa Mitiyo Nakayama Leon Anibal
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.1,  March 6, 2025
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• International Legislation on Traditional Cultural Expressions from the Perspective of Intellectual Property: Analysis of the Draft Provisions and Insights for China ()
  Zhi Qu
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.1,  February 19, 2025
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• Prevention of Economic Crimes with the Help of Electronic Banking ()
  Fereshteh Shademanpoor
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.1,  January 17, 2025
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• Unresolved Tensions in the Intersections of Corporate Insolvency, Data Protection and Conflict of Laws Under the Nigerian Legal Framework ()
  Joseph Agburuwhuo Nwobike
  Beijing Law Review Vol.16 No.1,  January 15, 2025
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• “Law and…” a New Perspective ()
  Matteo Maria Cati
  Beijing Law Review Vol.15 No.4,  December 31, 2024
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• Nature and Human Rights of Indigenous Communities in the Amazon: A Cartography of Violence under Brazilian Governments ()
  Antonio Carlos Wolkmer, Felipe de Araújo Chersoni, Débora Ferrazzo
  Beijing Law Review Vol.15 No.4,  December 31, 2024
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• Scientific Evidence and Its Challenges in the Brazilian Legal System ()
  Patricia Miranda Pizzol, Guilherme Andrade Zauli
  Beijing Law Review Vol.15 No.4,  December 30, 2024
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• Challenges and Innovations of SupTech on Traditional Financial Regulatory Laws ()
  Weiyi Xia
  Beijing Law Review Vol.15 No.4,  December 30, 2024
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