Digital Technologies and Distributed Registries for Sustainable Development: Legal Challenges

Preface
Acknowledgment
Contents
Part I: Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development
	An Assessment of the Role of Artificial Intelligence on Sustainable Development Goals
		1 Introduction
		2 Concept and Historical Background of Sustainable Development Goals
		3 Notion of Artificial Intellegence
		4 Linkage of AI with SDGs and Its Impact: A Contemplation
		5 Conclusion
		References
	Sustainable Growth and the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Improving the Circular Economy
		1 Introduction
		2 Sustainable Development
		3 Sustainable Development and the Socio-Economic System
		4 Sustainable Development and Circular Economy
		5 Artificial Intelligence and Circular Economy
		6 The ``Sustainable Business Model´´ for A New Notion of Enterprise
		7 Business Models
		8 Conclusion
		References
Part II: Blockchain for Sustainable Development: The Potential of Tokenization
	Token, Tokenization and Sustainable Development
		1 Introduction
		2 Functioning of Blockchain Technology. Where Does the Danger for the Ecosystem Come From?
			2.1 Blockchain and DLT. A Brief Overview
			2.2 Energy Consumption and Consensus Mechanisms
			2.3 Token and Tokenization
			2.4 Origins of Tokens
		3 What Is Sustainability
		4 Sustainable By Technology
		5 Sustainable By Business
			5.1 Lending Protocols
			5.2 DEXes
			5.3 Launchpads and ICO
		6 Conclusion
		References
	Tokenization of the Creative Industries: The Intersection Between Emerging Technologies and Sustainability
		1 Introduction
		2 Blockchain for Sustainable Development of Creative Industries
		3 Uniqueness for Achieving the SDGs
		4 NFT in the Art Market: Is it Appropriate to Talk About Art? Legal Approaches in Russian and International Law
		5 Securing Property Rights in Blockchain
		6 Tokenization Is a Way to Put Digital Art into Circulation and Protect Its Rights
		7 Conclusions
		References
Part III: The Green Digital Transformation: Legal Issues
	The Importance of a Global Legal Framework and Digital Technologies in Combating Climate Change
		1 Introduction
		2 Climate Conferences And Their Legal-Political Impact
		3 The EU Green Deal As an Outcome of the Paris Agreement
		4 Impact of the Paris Agreement On Digitalisation and Education
		5 Future Perspectives in Enviromental Protection And New Technologies
		6 Conclusion
		References
	Green Finance in the EU and Russia: Legal Frameworks and Opportunities of Digitalisation
		1 Introduction
		2 Challenges of Standardising Green Financial Instruments
		3 EU Legislative Initiatives on Sustainable Finance
		4 Development of the Legal Regulation of Green Finance in Russia
		5 Opportunities for the Digitalisation of Green Finance
		6 Conclusion
		References
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 Ri...
		1 Promoting the SDG Targets Through Digital Services and Networks
		2 Regulatory Framework for the Telecommunications Sector
		3 Measures to Support Grid Expansion Development of a Data Portal
		4 Shared Use of Public Supply Networks
		5 Further Incentives for Grid Expansion
		6 Improving User Rights Entitlement to Fast Internet Access Prerequisites and Scope of the Claim
		7 Affordable Supply Prices
		8 Identification of the Service Provider and Funding Issues
		9 Improvements in the Transparency of the Offers Information About Available Providers and Services Information About Network ...
		10 Independent Comparison Portals
		11 Information on the Quality of Services
		12 Comprehensive Information on the Contents of a Contract
		13 Protection in the Event of Deviations from the Agreed Quality of Service
		14 Change After the end of the Contract Period
		15 Conclusion
		References
	The Right to Education in a Digital Era
		1 Introduction
		2 General on Right to Education
		3 Digital Literacy
		4 From Digital Divide to Digital Chasm?
		5 The Impact of COVID-19 on Education
		6 Right to Technology as a New Human Right?
		7 Conclusion
		References
Part V: Challenges in Achieving SDG 16
	Corporations and the Global Backlash Over Privacy: Too Big to Regulate?
		1 Introduction
		2 Privacy Shield Lessons
		3 GDPR Vs. LGPD: Brasil-EU Connections
		4 Corporate Defenses and Intensive Verification of Fundamental Rights
		5 Conclusion
		References
	E-Justice in Russia
		1 Introduction
		2 General Provisions on Digital Justice: Concept and Contents
		3 Electronic Document in Court
		4 Electronic Workflow in the Court
		5 Digital Audio and Video Recording of Court Proceedings. Broadcasting the Session
		6 Electronic Evidence
			6.1 Electronic Communications
			6.2 Electronic Documents and Other Documents in Electronic Form
			6.3 Digital Audio, Video and Photo Recordings
			6.4 Information from Internet Portals of Public Authorities and Organisations (Printouts and Screenshots)
			6.5 SMS Messaging, Business Messengers and Social Networks
			6.6 Electronic Copies (Image) of a Document
			6.7 Digital Imprint of Website Content (Web Archives)
		7 Electronic Case Review (e-Review)
		8 Court Noticed. Electronic Dispatch of Judgments
		9 Online Sessions. Internet Courts
		10 Court Chat-Bot
		11 The Judical Cloud
		12 Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Court
		13 Conclusion
		References