Computer Law & Security Review
Information technology and security law. Relevant to ROAT research on data, digital systems and the legal questions raised by automation.
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A thematic selection of journals for research on law, technology and automated transport.
Inclusion reflects thematic relevance as assessed by ROAT, not a quality ranking or a recommendation for every manuscript. Consult the journals’ websites for current author instructions.
Information technology and security law. Relevant to ROAT research on data, digital systems and the legal questions raised by automation.
The relationship between law, innovation and emerging technologies. Connects with research on legal adaptation to automated vehicles.
Legal issues surrounding computers and information technology. Relevant to digital infrastructure and the governance of technological systems in transport.
Interdisciplinary research on risk regulation. Relevant to the safety of emerging technologies and the design of regulatory regimes.
Regulation and its institutional arrangements. Offers a broader context for studying authorisation, oversight and enforcement.
The theory and practice of legislation. Connects with the question of how lawmaking responds to technological change.
Legal scholarship with a broad thematic scope. Provides a source of legal and comparative debates relevant to ROAT.
European and comparative law. Relevant to comparisons of national regimes and their relationship with EU law.
Contextual and critical scholarship on European law. Connects with regulatory autonomy, the internal market and the broader implications of technology regulation.
European labour law and social policy. Relevant to automated transport through questions about workers’ status, working time and occupational safety.
The history of law, legal ideas and institutions. Provides historical context for studying legal responses to new technologies.
Interdisciplinary research on law in its social context. Connects with institutional and social changes accompanying automation.
Research on automotive technologies, including intelligent and connected vehicles. Provides technical context for ROAT’s work on safety, testing and operation.