The Cambridge Journal of Literary Translation (CJLT) has launched and is now open for submissions. An open-access, peer-reviewed journal hosted at the University of Cambridge, CJLT publishes literary translations, research articles, and book reviews. Learn more: cjltjournal.wixsite.com/cjlt/issues

New #translation journal alert! #Academicsky

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The Cambridge Journal of Literary Translation (CJLT) is open for submissions. An open-access, peer-reviewed journal hosted at the University of Cambridge, CJLT publishes literary translations, research articles, and book reviews. See more: cjltjournal.wixsite.com/cjlt/issues

I am very proud and excited to share that a special issue of the Canadian Journal of Law and Technology featuring We Robot 2025 conference papers is now published and fully open access, with thanks to funding support from @windsorlaw.bsky.social: digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/cjlt/vol23/i...

My paper explores how the GDPR applies to — and is challenged by — the act of generating personal data, such as profiles, inferences, or predictions. Open access here: digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/cjlt/vol23/i...
#WeRobot #WeRobot2025 #CJLT #LawAndTech #LawAndTechnology

Share your insights and shape the conversation! The CJLT invites submissions exploring key issues in law and technology, multidisciplinary legal perspectives, and practical applications. For details on submission guidelines see: digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/cjlt/policie...

#CFP: COMMUNITY
Cambridge Journal of Literary Translation
Deadline: 10 April 2026
Email: CJLTjournal@gmail.com
Website: cjltjournal.wixsite.com/cjlt/issues

We’re pleased to share this special edition of the Canadian Journal of Law and Technology! This issue showcases scholarship from the We Robot 2025 Conference, highlighting the interdisciplinary and international conversations in AI governance today.

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Humbled and truly honored to be part of the first-ever peer-reviewed #WeRobot collection, featuring papers from the 2025 conference in Windsor, now published in the Canadian Journal of Law and Technology — #CJLT! 🎉🤖

The latest issue (vol 22 no 1) of the Canadian Journal of Law and Technology (CJLT) is now available on CanLII! With contributions from Amanda Turnbull, Gulnoza Abdurakhmonova, Christian Clavette, Bertina Lou, and Christopher D'Souza. #techlaw #legalcommentary zurl.co/ylAoa

The Canadian Journal of Law and Technology Volume 22 Issue 1 is now available open access on the repository! Thank you to our authors for your contributions!

Find it here: digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/cjlt/vol22/i...

The Headingly Series of 1969 lithographs by John Walker in our Summer Exhibition from 4 June http://www.zimmerstewart.co.uk/#!john-walker/cjlt

Canadian Journal of Learning and Technology. Vol. 50 No. 2 (2024): Summer https://cjlt.ca/index.php/cjlt/index

Veille numérique et éducation :
- dossier de P. Fenoglio sur le site de l'IFE : "Éducation inclusive et numérique".
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- numéro spécial de CJLT intitulé : "Critical Approaches to Digital Technology in Education and Training: Diversity in Action"
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D’Souza highlights something key: AI makes new inferences that amplify harms we can’t meaningfully consent to or control. So “navigating the artificially intelligent world of the near future”, as he puts it, is a call for new forms of accountability digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/cjlt/vol22/i...

CDS highlights something crucial: AI makes new types of inferences that amplify harms we can’t meaningfully consent to or control. “Navigating the artificially intelligent world of the near future”, as he puts it, is a call for data accountability digitalcommons.schulichlaw.dal.ca/cjlt/vol22/i...