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    <title>Hybrid international symposium - Teaching International Law in a Fragmented World: Comparative Perspectives on Legal Education in the AI Era</title>
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    <description>Title: Hybrid international symposium - Teaching International Law in a Fragmented World: Comparative Perspectives on Legal Education in the AI Era
Authors: Tian, G</description>
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    <title>American Society of International Law (ASIL) Commentaries on Private International Law, Vol 8, Issue 1, Winter-Summer 2025.</title>
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    <description>Title: American Society of International Law (ASIL) Commentaries on Private International Law, Vol 8, Issue 1, Winter-Summer 2025.
Authors: Hao, A; Antunes, F</description>
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    <title>Sustainable Development of Rural and Remote Areas: A Case Study from Saudi Arabia</title>
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    <description>Title: Sustainable Development of Rural and Remote Areas: A Case Study from Saudi Arabia
Authors: Alabdali, SA; Pileggi, F; Cetindamar Kozanoglu, D
Editors: Berkouk, D; Chatterjee, U; Bouzir, TA; Dhaou, IB; Altarteer, S
Abstract: Rural and remote areas have recently gained relevance in sustainable
development efforts. Due to the lack of studies in these contexts, many researchers
emphasized the need to find long-term solutions to increase living standards. In
fact, despite many challenges in these settings, the sustainable development approach
is needed to satisfy pressing needs and address inequality gaps. A quantitative
study was conducted through an online survey. The results show that multiple
factors are perceived to be significant and a determinant for sustainable development
in remote and rural regions. However, the results did not support the influence
of socio-cultural aspects in these contexts. Technology is expected to play a significant
role in promoting sustainable practices, and thus it might be perceived as
challenging for certain local people, especially those who have limited exposure
to technology. The study offers insight into these settings, from a socio-technical
and economic perspective in line with the Saudi Vision 2030.</description>
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    <description>Title: Ray Peckham (1929-2025): Communist, Trade Unionist and Wiradjuri Leader
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