Editorial Team
Editorial Board
Prof. Dr. Alexander M. Bennett
Professor of Law & Technology
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Area of Expertise: Artificial Intelligence Law, Technology Regulation, Digital Governance
Prof. Bennett’s research focuses on the legal and regulatory implications of emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence, automated decision-making, and digital governance. His work explores how traditional legal principles can respond to rapidly evolving technological systems.
Email: alexander.bennett@cutts.org
Prof. Dr. Elena Rossi
Professor of Information Law
University of Milan, Italy
Area of Expertise: Data Protection, Privacy Law, Information Governance
Prof. Rossi specializes in information law and the regulation of data-driven technologies. Her research examines privacy, personal data governance, digital rights, and the legal implications of large-scale information processing.
Email: elena.rossi@atms.org
Dr. Jonathan K. Weber
Associate Professor of Cyber Law
European Institute of Technology and Law, Germany
Area of Expertise: Cybersecurity, Cybercrime, Digital Evidence
Dr. Weber’s research addresses cybersecurity regulation, cybercrime, digital evidence, and the challenges faced by legal systems in responding to technologically sophisticated forms of criminal activity.
Email: jonathan.weber@atms.org
Prof. Dr. Sofia Petrov
Professor of Science, Technology & Society
Central European University, Austria
Area of Expertise: Technology Governance, Ethics, Human Rights
Prof. Petrov’s interdisciplinary research examines the relationship between technological innovation, human rights, ethics, and public governance. Her work contributes to understanding the broader societal implications of emerging scientific and technological developments.
Email: sofia.petrov@atms.org
Dr. Michael A. Collins
Associate Professor of Law & Artificial Intelligence
International University of Digital Studies, Netherlands
Area of Expertise: AI Governance, Algorithmic Accountability, Legal Informatics
Dr. Collins specializes in artificial intelligence and legal informatics, with particular emphasis on algorithmic accountability, automated decision-making, AI governance, and the development of legal frameworks for emerging technologies.
Email: michael.collins@aiut.org
Editorial Board Responsibilities
Members of the Editorial Team contribute to the Journal through a range of academic and editorial responsibilities, including:
- Providing strategic direction for the Journal’s academic development;
- Supporting the peer-review and manuscript evaluation process;
- Promoting originality, methodological rigor, and scholarly integrity;
- Encouraging interdisciplinary and comparative research;
- Identifying emerging areas of legal, scientific, and technological scholarship;
- Supporting international academic collaboration;
- Maintaining high standards of publication ethics and research integrity;
- Encouraging contributions from scholars at different stages of their academic careers; and
- Strengthening the Journal’s international visibility and scholarly impact.
Our International Academic Network
The Editorial Team represents the Journal’s commitment to internationalism, interdisciplinarity, and intellectual diversity.
By bringing together expertise from law, political science, sociology, information technology, science, governance, and emerging technology studies, the Journal seeks to create a scholarly environment in which complex contemporary issues can be examined from multiple perspectives.
LAW
Legal theory · Regulation · Human Rights · Intellectual Property
INFORMATION
Data Protection · Privacy · Cybersecurity · Information Governance
SCIENCE
Biotechnology · Genomics · Medical Science · Emerging Sciences
TECHNOLOGY
Artificial Intelligence · Robotics · Blockchain · Digital Platforms
SOCIETY
Ethics · Social Impact · Digital Society · Human Values
GOVERNANCE
Technology Policy · Regulation · Accountability · Global Governance
Commitment to Academic Excellence
The Editorial Team is dedicated to ensuring that the Journal of Law, Information & Science remains a credible and intellectually vibrant forum for scholarship addressing the rapidly evolving relationship between law, information, science, technology, and society.
Through rigorous editorial practices, international collaboration, and interdisciplinary engagement, the Journal aims to support research that not only responds to existing legal and technological challenges but also anticipates the questions that future scientific and technological developments will create.
Journal of Law, Information & Science
Advancing interdisciplinary scholarship at the intersection of Law, Information, Science & Technology.
