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Law and Public Policy examines how legal frameworks and public institutions respond to emerging technologies that reshape personhood, governance, and human dignity. This category engages constitutional law, regulatory theory, data governance, and technology policy with particular attention to artificial intelligence, biometrics, and human enhancement. The work here analyzes how law structures moral boundaries, allocates power, and protects identity in a rapidly evolving technological environment. Grounded in dignity-based jurisprudence and personhood-centered governance, these essays contribute to policy debates by identifying gaps in current regulatory models and proposing frameworks that preserve human agency, accountability, and the public good.
