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Norman Ajari & Vincent Lloyd, Black Dignity: The Moral Vocabulary of Black Lives Matter (The Ethics of Black Lives Matter) [2020 C4eJ 48]
Julian Posada, The Future of Work is Here: Toward a Comprehensive Approach to Artificial Intelligence and Labour [2020 C4eJ 56] (Symposium)
Emmanuel Blanchard, Black Lives Matter in France: The Colonial Legacy of French Policing (The Ethics of Black Lives Matter) [2020 C4eJ 47]
Igor Shoikhedbrod, Revaluing and Re-Politicizing Work in the Age of Automation and AI [2020 C4eJ 54] (Symposium)
Amadou Korbinian Sow, Black Lives Matter in Germany: What Does It Mean to Orient Oneself in White Jurisprudence? (The Ethics of Black Lives Matter) [2020 C4eJ 46]
