Digital Technologies and Distributed Registries for Sustainable Development

Larisa V. Sannikova, Doctor of Law, Professor of Legal Science, Professor of The Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of the Centre for Legal Research of Digital Technologies of the State Academic University for the Humanities.

She has written more than 140 books and articles on civil, banking and digital law, spoken widely around the world at academic conferences and provided advice for state authorities, banks, and law firms. Prof. Sannikova's expertise is in legal regulation of the use of digital technologies such as Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, etc. 

She is a member of the Scientific Advisory Council of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation and an expert of the Russian Science Foundation.

Part I Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development.-  An Assessment of the Role of Artificial Intelligence on Sustainable Development Goals.- Sustainable Growth and the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Improving the Circular Economy.- Part II Blockchain for Sustainable Development: the Potential of Tokenization.-  Token, Tokenization and Sustainable Development.- Tokenization of the creative industries:  the intersection between emerging technologies and sustainability.- Part III The Green Digital Transformation: Legal Issues.- The Importance of a Global Legal Framework and Digital Technologies in Combating Climate Change.- Green Finance in the EU and Russia: Legal Frameworks and Opportunities of Digitalisation.- Part IV Human Rights and Information Communication Technologies.- Fast Internet as a Prerequisite for Sustainable and Resilient Development: Network expansion measures and extension of user rights.- The Right to Education in a Digital Era.- Part V Challenges in achieving SDG 16.- Corporations and the global backlash over privacy: too big to regulate?.- E-justice in Russia.