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A Comprehensive Analysis of Ecological Law in the Cyber Era
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the intersection between ecological law and the cyber era. With the rapid advancement of technology, the enforcement and regulation of ecological laws have seen significant changes. This paper explores these transformations, particularly focusing on privacy and data protection issues, the effectiveness of international regulatory frameworks, and the challenges of cross-border regulation. Furthermore, the study delves into the need for an adaptive regulatory framework that balances technological progress and ecological conservation. It concludes with a discussion on the future of ecological law in the cyber era, shedding light on emerging legal and regulatory challenges and providing recommendations for policymakers, regulators, and digital platform developers. The research methodology includes a thorough literature review, legal analysis, and comparative studies of various ecological law frameworks across different jurisdictions. The findings of this study underscore the urgency of addressing the complexities of ecological law in the digital age and the importance of proactive regulation for a sustainable future.
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IJPLAP covers issues of public law and policy of international relevance. It includes thought-provoking contributions on how public international law obligations inform national approaches in a wide range of sectors, as well as on how the state''s experiences contribute to shaping and advancing the international agenda. IJPLAP features articles, editorials, notes, commentaries, analyses of jurisprudence and legislation and book reviews written by leading scholars and practitioners working in law and related fields, such as economics, philosophy and political science. Topics covered include: -Traditional issues of public international law (including treaty law, institutional law and dispute settlement)- Human rights- Foreign and security policy, migration- Trade and investment- Taxation- Financial regulation- Competition- Intellectual property- Environment, energy and food security- Digitalisation and data protection