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Transnational Migration and the Reconfiguration of Diaspora Networks in East Asia

Y. Nakamura, M. Okonkwo, L. Fernández, H. Tanaka

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026) · DOI: 10.12345/ts.2026.1.1.0001 · Open Access
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Digital Transformation and the Reproduction of Social Inequality in the Global South

R. Almeida, K. Novak, S. Bhattacharya, J. Lindqvist

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026) · DOI: 10.12345/ts.2026.1.1.0002 · Open Access
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Legal Compliance

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Legal Compliance (LC) is an interdisciplinary journal covering legal theory, comparative law, public and private law, criminal justice, and emerging fields such as AI, data protection, digital regulation, and international law. It examines how legal rules, governance, and compliance frameworks respond to technological and social change.

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  • Legal Theory
  • Comparative Law
  • Public/Private Law
  • Criminal Justice
  • AI/Data Ethics
  • International Law
  • Compliance & Governance
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[Sample] AI-Enabled Dispatch of Carbon-Neutral Power Systems

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Prof. L. Fernández · Dr. W. Chen · Dr. M. Okonkwo
Submission deadline: 30 Nov 2026
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[Sample] AI-Enabled Dispatch of Carbon-Neutral Power Systems

Guest Editors: Prof. Lucía Fernández (TU Delft) · Dr. Wei Chen (Tsinghua University) · Dr. Michael Okonkwo (NREL)

As power systems approach full decarbonisation, system operators face unprecedented uncertainty in generation, demand and network constraints. This special issue invites original contributions on machine-learning-based forecasting and dispatch, reinforcement learning for real-time market clearing, physics-informed optimisation, and the safety, interpretability and governance of AI tools deployed in critical energy infrastructure.

Deadline: 30 November 2026 Expected publication: March 2027 Article type: Research / Review / Case Study APC: Waived