Research & Writing
Peer-reviewed articles and analytical case studies at the intersection of law, finance, and technology in Uzbekistan and the wider region.
Peer-Reviewed
Examines legal mechanisms for overcoming information asymmetry between Islamic financial service providers and consumers in Uzbekistan's emerging dual banking system. Comparative analysis of Malaysia, Indonesia, UK and Russia. Published in Innovations in Technology and Science Education (ISSN 2181-371X), pp. 77–84.
Investigates the complementary roles of AAOIFI, IFSB, and the Basel Committee in achieving regulatory coherence within dual banking systems. Comparative analysis of Malaysia, Bahrain, UAE and Uzbekistan. Published in Society and Innovations (ISSN 2181-1415), Vol. 7, Special Issue 04, pp. 224–232. DOI: 10.47689/2181-1415-vol7-iss4/S-pp224-232
Legal Analysis
Analysis of legal accountability when an AI diagnostic tool provides an incorrect recommendation that leads to patient harm. Examines liability distribution between the software developer, the hospital, and the attending physician.
Comparative analysis of the conflict between European GDPR data protection requirements and the US CLOUD Act obligations, focusing on multinational corporations caught between competing legal regimes.
Examination of whether self-executing blockchain smart contracts meet the legal requirements for binding commercial agreements, and how courts in different jurisdictions have ruled on their enforceability.
Study of a legal challenge against police use of facial recognition software in public spaces, examining Fourth Amendment rights and the proportionality of biometric surveillance against public safety benefits.
Analysis of whether social media platforms can be held liable for harms caused by their recommendation algorithms, testing the limits of Section 230 immunity and exploring regulatory frameworks for algorithmic accountability.
Investigation into the legal frameworks for attributing and responding to state-sponsored cyberattacks against critical infrastructure, examining gaps in international law and the applicability of countermeasures doctrine.