Banking cards = البطاقات المصرفية
تعتبر دراسة البطاقات المصرفية أهم المواضيع القانونية في الوقت الراهن تزامناً مع مرحلة إعادة الإعمال في سورية الحبيبة وما يرافقها من عمليات مصرفية متعددة على رأسها السحب والدفع الإلكترونيان بواسطة البطاقات المصرفية، إلا أن الإشكالية تظهر بغياب الأحكام القانونية الخاصة بهذه البطاقات مما يحتم علينا اتباع المنهج التحليلي التأصيلي في دراسة طبيعتها على ضوابط استخدانها وفقاً لمجلس النقد والتسليف، والجرائم المرتبطة بها، ولا يفوتنا معالجة موضوع المسؤولية المدنية المرتبطة باستخدامها والاختصاص القضائي بالمنازعات التي تنتج عنها وأبرز تطبيقاتها العملية حالياً في الجمهورية العربية السورية.
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AI and law : How automation is changing the law
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International legal theory and the cognitive turn
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Data rights in transition
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