Executive Development Programme in Roman Law & Governance in the Digital Age

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The Executive Development Programme in Roman Law & Governance in the Digital Age is a certificate course designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between ancient Roman law, modern governance, and the digital era. This programme emphasizes the importance of historical legal frameworks in shaping contemporary governance models, particularly in the context of the rapid advancement of digital technologies.

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As organizations navigate increasingly complex legal and ethical challenges in the digital age, there is a growing demand for professionals with a deep understanding of the historical and cultural contexts that inform modern governance. This course equips learners with essential skills for career advancement, including critical thinking, cross-cultural communication, and legal analysis in the context of digital transformation. By examining the evolution of legal and governance systems from a historical perspective, learners will gain a unique insight into the opportunities and challenges presented by the digital age. This programme is essential for professionals seeking to advance their careers in law, governance, business, and technology, and who are interested in developing a holistic and nuanced understanding of the legal and ethical issues shaping our world today.

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• Introduction to Roman Law & Governance in the Digital Age
• Historical Context: Evolution of Roman Law & Its Influence on Modern Governance
• Primary Sources of Roman Law: Digest, Institutes, Code & Their Significance Today
• Legal Systems: Common Law vs Civil Law (Roman Law) – Comparative Analysis
• Digital Governance: Concepts, Models & Best Practices
• Roman Law Principles Applicable to Cyber Space & Digital Assets
• Data Privacy & Protection in Light of Roman Law Principles
• Intellectual Property Rights & Roman Law: A Contemporary Perspective
• Digital Transactions & Contracts: Insights from Roman Law
• Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning & Robotics: Governance & Legal Implications
• Dispute Resolution in the Digital Age: Lessons from Roman Law
• Ethical Considerations in Digital Governance based on Roman Law Principles
• Future of Governance: Role of Roman Law in Shaping Digital Policies

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