New Titles for Professionals — 29 July–7 August 2026
CLNZ Books
New Titles for Professionals — 29 July–7 August 2026
Published 7 August 2026 · Law · Economics & Finance · Energy · Medicine
This edition covers four new academic and professional titles added between 29 July and 7 August 2026, one in each of Law, Economics & Finance, Energy and Medicine — and all four examine the same shift from a different angle: artificial intelligence moving from a research topic to working infrastructure in courts, markets, labs and grids. CLNZ Books is a specialist academic bookseller based in Auckland, New Zealand, supplying university libraries, law firms, research centres and individual professionals worldwide. Every price includes worldwide shipping via trusted international courier.
A note from the bookseller
Four titles, four collections, one thread: artificial intelligence has stopped being a chapter and become the spine. A court adopting AI evidence tools, an economist tracing who captures the value it creates, a drug-discovery lab using it to cut years off a pipeline, a grid operator forecasting renewables with it — none of these are the same story, but none of them make sense without it either. That is worth noticing without dressing it up.
What's new in Law?
The Cambridge Handbook of AI and Technologies in Courts
A comparative survey of how judiciaries around the world are adopting AI and courtroom technology, and what it does to due process, evidentiary standards and judicial independence when it arrives. Written for the practitioners now drafting the rules for tools that outpace them.
View on CLNZ Books →What's new in Economics & Finance?
The Political Economy of Artificial Intelligence
Leading economists move past the productivity-forecast literature to ask who actually captures the value AI creates — labour, capital, or whichever firm gets there first — and what that does to competition policy and the balance of power between states and firms.
View on CLNZ Books →Explore all Economics & Finance titles →
What's new in Medicine?
Applied Artificial Intelligence for Drug Discovery
A practitioner-focused reference on how machine learning is compressing the drug pipeline: target identification, molecular design, and clinical trial design, treated as working laboratory methods rather than speculative promise.
View on CLNZ Books →What's new in Energy?
Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Energy Systems 2
The follow-up volume surveying how AI and machine learning are applied to grid optimization, renewable forecasting and energy storage management — the modelling layer underneath the energy transition, not the policy layer above it.
View on CLNZ Books →Featured catalogue: Artificial Intelligence, Internet & Technology Law 2026
A curated Law collection tracking how courts, regulators and practitioners are addressing AI, platforms and emerging technology — the natural companion to this edition's lead title.
This period in Law, Economics, Energy and Medicine
Honduras ratifies the ICSID Convention
Honduras becomes the newest member state of the World Bank's investment dispute settlement body, expanding the pool of jurisdictions offering treaty-based investor-state arbitration under the ICSID framework.
World Bank: global growth slows to 2.5% in 2026
The Bank's June 2026 Global Economic Prospects points to the weakest growth rate since the pandemic, as the Middle East conflict drives higher energy prices for importing economies — with firming expected in 2027-28.
IRENA: renewable power generation hits record growth
Renewable electricity generation grew 9.8% in 2024, reaching 31.7% of global generation, with capacity additions hitting a record 693 GW in 2025 — though IRENA notes far more is needed to meet the incoming COP31 electrification target.
WHO launches climate, migration and health research roadmap
WHO's Health and Migration programme and its Climate Change, Energy and Air Quality department launched a global research plan on the health effects of climate-related migration and displacement, following a July webinar with 300+ participants from 75 countries.
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