Call for Papers: Journal of Artificial Intelligence, Risk Regulation, Law, and Policy (Brill | Nijhoff)

The Journal of Artificial Intelligence, Risk Regulation, Law, and Policy (online ISSN 3050-7197), published by Brill | Nijhoff, invites submissions on a rolling basis. The journal was established to bring together experts from different fields to tackle one of the most pressing and globally significant issues of our time: artificial intelligence (AI). It provides a forum for high-quality discussion of the regulatory, legal, policy, and practical issues that AI generates.

The Editors-in-Chief are Professor Umut Turksen (School of Law, University of Exeter), Dr Alison Lui (Liverpool John Moores University), and Richard Ridyard (Liverpool John Moores University).

While the focus is on the regulatory, legal, policy and practical dimensions of AI, the scope of application is considerable, reaching areas such as finance, healthcare, military, security and labour. The scope of legal focus encompasses international, comparative, public and private law. Contributions may be internationally focused or tethered to a particular jurisdiction, and where appropriate may bring to bear insights from other disciplines such as ethics, politics and economics.

The journal welcomes several categories of contribution, including:

• Full-length research articles
• Book reviews (approximately 750 to 1,500 words)
• Asimov's Position Papers (approximately 4,000 to 7,000 words) presenting substantiated views on legal, regulatory, policy or social issues

All submissions are subject to peer review.

Manuscripts are submitted online through the journal's Editorial Manager system, accessible from the official Brill journal page. Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis. Author guidelines and submission details are available on the Brill website.