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* Volume 3 of Transformations in Management is open for submissions until 30 August 2026. *

DSGE 2026 | University of Mumbai (Department of LAW) | IFIM College | Book of Abstract

Publisher:
IJCLR
ISBN:
978-81-992602-2-0

Table of contents

  1. 1. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENT, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND EMERGING LEGAL CHALLENGES

    Dr. Manisha Jain
  2. 2. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF PATENT ON ACCESS TO MEDICINES IN LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES

    YASHVI, DHRUVI JAIN
  3. 3. Waste, Work and Worth: Reclaiming Human Rights for Rag Pickers in India

    Dr. Shabir Ahmad Najar,, Dr. Wakar Amin Zargar,
  4. 4. Machines, Authorship, and the Law: Rethinking Intellectual Property Frameworks in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

    JINESH M
  5. 5. A Tale of Two Coffee Brands: A Legal Study of Trademark Conflict in Starbucks v. Sardarbuksh

    Surajit Banerjee, Shristy Dey
  6. 6. Digital Sovereignty and Global Equity: Redefining Intellectual Property and Human Rights in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

  7. 7. Abstract IFIM College Nisheeth Chandrachoor

  8. 8. Access to Knowledge as a Human Right Evaluating Legal Barriers Faced by Sexual Minorities in the Global South Shirsho Ghosh

  9. 9. AI Intellectual Property and Emerging Legal Challenges Sunetra Chatterjee

  10. 10. Evaluating Ownership and Visibility of Food Content on Instagram

    Dyuti Banerjee
  11. 11. Algorithmic Accountability Priyanshu Kumar

  12. 12. DIGITAL BIOPIRACY 2.0 MANDATING PRIOR INFORMED CONSENT FOR AI TRAINING ON TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE Vijay

  13. 13. Generative AI and Copyright Law in India Reassessing Ownership, Infringement, and Liability SRIHARINI CHELLAPPAN

  14. 14. From oral traditions to digital sovereignty intellectual property and equity for naga communities in Manipur and Nagaland in the age of AI veishonai

  15. 15. title AI andugula Saniya

  16. 16. IEEE Conference Reasearch Paper.word Uzair khan

  17. 17. Digital Sovereignty and the AI Threat with you Konthalapallivenkatesh Lucky

  18. 18. ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, AND EMERGING LEGAL CHALLENGES

    Yusuf khan
  19. 19. Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Suman Chopra

  20. 20. Authorship in the Era of Algorithms Reassessment of Copyright Ownership When AI Creates Md Amjad Hussain

  21. 21. Data Colonialism vs. Digital Self Determination A Legal Framework for Sovereign AI Infrastructure Harish Yadav(1)

  22. 22. Abstract

  23. 23. DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY AND GLOBAL EQUITY IN THE ERA OF AI DRIVEN IP EXPANSION THE OWNERSHIP PARADOX Manpreet Kaur

  24. 24. DIGITAL SOVEREIGNTY AND GLOBAL EQUITY REDEFINING INTELLECTUAL PROPRTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ERA OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE Manya R

  25. 25. Governing Data, Governing People (SVM) Dr. Sovana Mukherjee

  26. 26. Human Rights in the Artificial Intelligence Age Rahul

  27. 27. Main abstract Abiny Saily

  28. 28. Author : Alok Raj , Pursuing BA.LL.B From Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad

  29. 29. Ranjana Shaw, Abstract Ranjana Shaw

  30. 30. neha bhuraney safeguarding brand intellectual property the necessity of prenuptial agreements for social media influencer couples Neha Bhuraney

  31. 31. Emergence of AI A Legal Perspective of balancing Constitutional Rights and IPR Advocate Jeet Shah

  32. 32. ALGORITHMIC PASSING OFF CIVIL LIABILITY FOR AI GENERATED DECEPTIVE SIMILARITY IN THE METAVERSE Sivanesan Vajravelu

  33. 33. Human rights, Global equity and access to knowledge Jayant Tekade

  34. 34. govt. Monika Jain

  35. 35. Pedagogies of Ruin Educational Erasure, Scholasticide, and the Right to Knowledge in Gaza Roshmi Paul

  36. 36. RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND THE ROLE OF PRIVATE ENTITIES AS INTERMEDIARIES Jaina Vora

  37. 37. Abstract AI MELLINA S CAIL 2024

  38. 38. Digital Colonialism s AI Chains Breaking IP Barriers for Human Rights and Knowledge Equity ANAGAH BHATTACHARYA

  39. 39. Protecting Traditional knowledge Cultural Rights and Biodiversity Conservation Simplify Law

  40. 40. A Kelsenian Perspective on Digital Governance and Human Rights Revisiting the Grundnorm in the Age of Algorithmic Rulemaking BISWARUP MUKHERJEE

  41. 41. ABSTRACT THE BURDEN OF LIABILITY WITHIN INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ZEBA HUSSAIN 2450565

  42. 42. Abstract April 27th YASSAR PERWAIZ

  43. 43. Abstract Digital Technologies and Intellectual Property Rights 111 Akhila Abilash

  44. 44. Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property at the Crossroads Harshita Shrivastava

  45. 45. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENT, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND EMERGING LEGAL CHALLENGES

  46. 46. Beyond Consent Deepfakes and the Structural Limits of India s Data Protection Regime Abstract Submission Amrita Sinha IFIM Amrita Sinha

  47. 47. Digital Sovereignty and Global Equity Artificial Intelligence Agnes Hithra

  48. 48. Final Abstract, Mumbai, Authorship, Ownership and Liability in AI Generated Works RIZWAN AHMAD

  49. 49. From Spice Routes to Server Routes The Political Economy of Data Extraction Aashima Khan

  50. 50. Rethinking Authorship in AI Assisted Literary Works The Role and Originality of Prompt Engineers Janvi Sherigar

  51. 51. Role of Fintech in enhancing Financial inclusion in India Gowri Jithesh Reddy

  52. 52. Abstract bhakti pranav Bhakti

  53. 53. Human Rights Leaders competencies Uma Nehare

  54. 54. III.Methodology

  55. 55. ABSTRACT (FINAL) Chaitrali Sawant

  56. 56. Adv TIYASHA JANA Tiyasha Jana

  57. 57. Food for AI Dyuti Banerjee

  58. 58. AI and Copyright Issues A Legal Analysis of Ownership in AI Generated Content Hemanth Kumar

  59. 59. Protecting Traditional Knowledge Cultural Rights and Biodiversity Simplify Law

  60. 60. The Algorithmic Divide Human Rights in the Age of AI Srija Saha

  61. 61. VERNACULAR AI MANJILA MIRDAH

  62. 62. Digital Independence or Digital Submission mohd sufiyan ahmad

  63. 63. From Names to Motifs Reassessing the Territorial Limits of Indian Geographical Indications in the Era of Global Luxury Branding (Post Prada 2025) Sonal Shukla

  64. 64. Document from Riya Dey Riya Dey

  65. 65. global equity and access to knowledge as human rights vikas kumari

  66. 66. REGULATING ARTI Soundarya S

  67. 67. Research paper From Digital Colonization to Digital Independence Rethinking Equity in a Data Driven World Meha mrudhula

  68. 68. Training Data as Extraction AI, Traditional Knowledge, and the Sovereignty Gap in Global IP Law Ayush Tripathi

  69. 69. abstract Safwan Akhtar

  70. 70. A study on Role of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Decision Making Adolf Hitler

  71. 71. abstract ifim Minakshi Pandey

  72. 72. AI,Intellectual Property, and Emerging Legal Challenges abstract Harini

  73. 73. Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property in India Swetha Abstract 1111 (1)

  74. 74. Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property in India Swetha Abstract 1111 Stephen Sanju

  75. 75. DIGITAL SOVEREIGNITY AND GLOBAL EQUITY Paavai Paavai

  76. 76. Data Protection and Regulation of Markets from Anti Competitive Practices in the Artificially Intelligent World Tejaswini Dewangan

  77. 77. swati yadav paper 1 Human Rights swati yadav

  78. 78. Abstract Analysing the Tension between National Digital Sovereignty and Global Legal Harmonization through UNCITRAL Model Laws ZAKIYA TALATH BBA LLB

  79. 79. Abstract Reels, Rights, and Remedies Copyright Infringement in Short form content and its interface with the IT Act, 2000 Sarita Gupta

  80. 80. ADR research paper HARSHITHA R Harshitha Aradhya

  81. 81. Algorithmic Memory ABSTRACT VANSH RASTOGI

  82. 82. Artificial Intelligence, Copyright Liability, and Digital Sovereignty Kajal Vyas Abstract Kajal Vyas

  83. 83. Biopiracy 2.0 raguramsa 6208

  84. 84. Bhartendu Research paper Abtsract for Digital sovereignity and Global equity BHARTENDU MALHOTRA

  85. 85. DIGITAL SOVEREIGNITY AND GLOBAL EQUITY

  86. 86. Data Colonialism vs. Digital Self Determination A Legal Framework for Sovereign AI Infrastructure Harish Yadav

  87. 87. From Voluntary ESG to Legal Duty Corporate Accountability for Access to AI Training Data under the Right to Knowledge Tahera Nasrin

  88. 88. Shikha Sukla Human rights 111 shikha shukla

  89. 89. Sovereignty in the Age of Servers Rethinking Power in Global Data Governance, PAPER Bhavya S

  90. 90. The Input Side Crisis AI Training Data and the Future of Fair Use in India Hemanth Kumar

  91. 91. THE KNOWLEDGE TRUST APPLYING THE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE TO GLOBAL SCIENTIFIC AND HISTORICAL ARCHIVES FOR INTERGENERATIONAL EQUITY Naveen R

  92. 92. Voice Cloning In Game Mods Navigating  Performer’s Rights And SGI Compliance in the age Of Generative AI Pallabi Paul

  93. 93. A Historical Critique of Doctrinal Mythology of Human Authorship and pattern of adopting technology in Intellectual Property Jurisprudence DJpro 87

  94. 94. ABSTRACT FOR SUBMISSION Asmit Singh Uttam

  95. 95. AI IP Abstract Saran BCom 6th Saran

  96. 96. Amit Abstract Digital Sovereignty in the Age of AI Amit Singhal

  97. 97. Sreya Chakraborty AI, Intellectual Property and Digital Sovereignty Legal Challenges and Forensic Perspectives Sreya Chakraborty

  98. 98. Abstract

  99. 99. Data Localization Laws in India MOHAMMED IRFAN SHAIKH

  100. 100. Knowledge for All Reimagining Human Rights in an Unequal World Sidra Khan

  101. 101. ReassessingPriorityBasedLeniencyPrograms Dr. Shivangi Singh

  102. 102. Rupini Abstarct pdf Rupini K

  103. 103. Study on Right to Privacy in the Digital Age(Abstract) Abhishek SG

  104. 104. Seminar on Digital Sovereignty and Global Equity abstract SHAZILA SHAJAHAN

  105. 105. The Digital Spirit in the Loom The Crisis of Traditional Knowledge in the Realm of Generative AI and Cultural theft DEBANSI JOSHI(1)

  106. 106. Abstract Digital Sovereignty and Intellectual Property in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Emerging Legal Challenges and Global Inequities Mandala Shobah Rani

  107. 107. Abstract Sukriti Ghosh

  108. 108. abstract 1 Deeksha narendra

  109. 109. Abstract of Research Paper Global Governance, Trade and Competition in the digital age Prawash Priyam

  110. 110. 1-Day Seminar on

  111. 111. Abstract Digital Sovereignty and Global Trade Rules in the AI Era Competition Law, Governance, and Equity Challenges Gireesh and Neethu Gireesh B

  112. 112. Abstract

  113. 113. CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL LAW IN INDIA 1 Anjali Kumari

  114. 114. Abstract

  115. 115. DOC 20260410 WA0015

  116. 116. Expanding Networks of Access Role of Imperialism in IP Law Keerthi

  117. 117. Keywords Biodiversity Conservation; Intellectual Property Rights; Access and Benefit-Sharing; Convention on Biological Diversity; Nagoya Protocol; Traditional Knowledge; Biopiracy

  118. 118. Human rights explain, Global equality and access be Knowledge N.Harsha Varthan

  119. 119. The Digital Spirit in the Loom The Crisis of Traditional Knowledge in the Realm of Generative AI and Cultural theft DEBANSI JOSHI

  120. 120. traditional knowledge and biodiversity and cultural rights Bavadharani Alagar

  121. 121. PATENTABILITY OF AI Jeyamurugan S

  122. 122. Traditional Knowledge, Biopiracy, and the Gaps in Global Intellectual Property Law Madhu

  123. 123. Abstract Swetha saha (1)

  124. 124. 03 Abstract (Ashish Kumar) Hindi ASHISH KUMAR

  125. 125. AI, INTELLECUAL PROPERTY, AND EMERGING LEGAL CHALLENGES Sangeetha S

  126. 126. ANCIENT WISDOM VS MODERN EXPLIOTATION THE FIGHT FOR BIODIVERSITY AND CULTURAL JUSTICE Dr. Bhavana Sharma

  127. 127. Data Sovereignty and Digital Trade, India’s Regulatory Dilemma Evangelin Patil

  128. 128. INDIA’S DIGITAL SEQUENCE INFORMATION FRAMEWORK AND THE STRUCTURAL LIMITS OF ABS PATENT LAW GOVERNANCE Drishti Banerjee

  129. 129. Migrant Workers’ Rights and Labour Law Enforcement in India R. Abinaya

  130. 130. DOC 20260410 WA0015 Sania Raza