Vladimir P. Kamyshansky

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Vladimir P. Kamyshansky is a distinguished Russian legal scholar whose research focuses on the intersection of civil law, digital transformation, and legal personhood. His most cited work, "Regarding the Issue of the Essence of Legal Treatment and the Possibility of Granting Legal Status to a Robot in Civil Law" (2019), has garnered 6 citations, marking a foundational contribution to the emerging field of robot law. In this pivotal paper, Kamyshansky critically examines the theoretical underpinnings of legal treatment and explores whether autonomous robots can be granted legal status within civil law frameworks. His analysis challenges traditional legal doctrines, proposing nuanced approaches to liability, rights, and obligations for artificial entities. Beyond this, Kamyshansky’s broader research addresses the evolution of property rights, contractual relations, and the impact of technology on legal systems. His work is notable for bridging classical civil law theory with contemporary technological realities, influencing debates among legal scholars and policymakers in Russia and internationally. Kamyshansky’s scholarship is essential reading for students and researchers interested in the legal implications of artificial intelligence and the future of legal personhood.