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International Journal of Law and Information Technology, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, Spring 2002
- Marie-Francine Moens, Maarten Logghe, Jos Dumortier
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Legislative Databases: Current Problems and Possible Solutions. 1-22 - Diane Rowland, Andrew Campbell:
Supply of Software: Copyright and Contract Issues. 23-40 - Robin Widdison:
New Perspectives in Legal Information Retrieval. 41-70 - Wendy Ann Adams:
Intellectual Property Infringement in Global Networks: The Implications of Protection Ahead of the Curve. 71-131
- Robin Widdison:
Living In The Future: A Review Of Richard Susskind's Transforming The Law. 132-135 - Tanya Asplin:
Going Digital: Legal Issues for e-commerce, software and the internet 2nd ed. 135-138
Volume 10, Number 2, Summer 2002
- Marc D. Goodman, Susan W. Brenner:
The Emerging Consensus on Criminal Conduct in Cyberspace. 139-223 - Ian Walden:
Anonymising Personal Data. 224-237
- Varvara Mitliaga:
Networks and Netwars - The Future of Terror, Crime, and Militancy. 238-239 - Elizabeth Thornburg:
ADR and Commercial Disputes. 240
Volume 10, Number 3, Autumn 2002
- Paul Ganley:
Access to the Individual: Digital Rights Management Systems and the Intersection of Informational and Decisional Privacy Interests. 241-293 - Catherine Colston:
Challenges to Information Retrieval - a Global Solution? 294-326 - Maeve McDonagh:
E-Government in Australia: the Challenge to Privacy of Personal Information. 327-343 - Frederic Debusseré:
International Jurisdiction over E-Consumer Contracts in the European Union: Quid Novi Sub Sole? 344-366
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