The Euro-Mediterranean Digital Private Law Review provides a scholarly forum for rigorous analysis of the interaction between private law, data, artificial intelligence, technology and markets, with a structural openness to comparative dialogue across Europe, the Mediterranean and the Arab world.
Core fields
- Data protection, privacy and personality rights.
- Artificial intelligence and private-law governance.
- Civil liability, remedies and allocation of digital risk.
- Digital identity, authentication and trust infrastructures.
- Contracts, automated transactions and platform relationships.
- Digital markets, consumer law and private enforcement.
- Digital health, health-data governance and data spaces.
- Platforms, intermediaries and private-law responsibility.
Method
Doctrinal, comparative, interdisciplinary and law-in-context scholarship is welcome where the private-law question remains clearly identifiable and the contribution is original, rigorous and internationally relevant.
Scientific language: peer-reviewed scholarly contributions are published in English.