What will the future bring?
Green energy transition and new technologies as current challenges of public and private law
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Beschreibung
Legal Frontiers: Responding to Energy Shifts and AI Disruption
This volume offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary examination of how contemporary legal systems are responding to two of the most urgent challenges of our time: the global green energy transition and the rapid development of new technologies, particularly artificial intelligence. The book explores the evolving role of public and private law in areas such as environmental protection, energy market regulation, AI liability, healthcare, data governance, and access to justice. It presents both theoretical and practical perspectives on how legal frameworks can promote sustainability, protect democratic values, and ensure ethical accountability in a time of profound transformation.
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Maciej Serowaniec
Prof. Dr hab. Maciej Serowaniec is Dean of the Faculty of Law and Administration and Head of the Department of Constitutional Law of the Faculty of Law and Administration at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland.
He is a principal investigator of the project “Supreme Audit Institutions in the constitutional systems of the Member States of the European Union”, funded by the National Science Center (grant No. 2018/02/X/HS5 /00047); participated as a co-ordinator and investigator in the project “Responding to Emerging Dissensus: Supranational Instruments & Norms of European Liberal Democracy (Horizon Europe) and in the research project ”BETKOSOL – Better Knowledge for Better Solutions”, founded by the European Union’s Hercule III Programme). In addition, he is Laureate of the European Court of Auditors Postgraduate Research Grant Programme and Laureate of the Scholarship of the Minister of Science and Higher Education for outstanding young scientists.
Themen in »What will the future bring?«
Private law Public law Global energy transition AI Artificial intelligence Energy shifts Technological change Future Sustainability Legal systems New technologies Environmental protection Energy market regulation Healthcare Data governance