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International Journal of Law and Information Technology, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, Spring 2008
- Stamos T. Karamouzis, Dee Wood Harper:
An Artificial Intelligence System Suggests Arbitrariness of Death Penalty. 1-7 - Warren B. Chik
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Lord of Your Domain, But Master of None: The Need to Harmonize and Recalibrate the Domain Name Regime of Ownership and Control. 8-72 - Ioannis Ntouvas
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Air Passenger Data Transfer to the USA: the Decision of the ECJ and latest developments. 73-95 - Judith McNamara
, Lucy Cradduck
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Can We Protect How We Do What We Do? A Consideration of Business Method Patents in Australia and Europe. 96-124
Volume 16, Number 2, Summer 2008
- Lucy Cradduck
, Adrian McCullagh:
Identifying the Identity Thief: Is it time for a (smart) Australia Card? 125-158 - Maya Gadzheva:
Legal Issues in Wireless Building Automation: an EU Perspective. 159-175 - Yu-Lin Chang:
Looking for zero-sum or win-win outcomes: A game-theoretical analysis of the fair use debate. 176-204
Volume 16, Number 3, Fall 2008
- Romain Robert, Mark Manulis
, Florence De Villenfagne, Damien Leroy, Julien Jost, François Koeune, Caroline Ker, Jean-Marc Dinant, Yves Poullet, Olivier Bonaventure, Jean-Jacques Quisquater:
WiFi Roaming: Legal Implications and Security Constraints. 205-241 - Lorna E. Gillies
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Addressing the "Cyberspace Fallacy": Targeting the Jurisdiction of an Electronic Consumer Contract. 242-269 - Okechukwu Benjamin Vincents:
When Rights Clash Online: The Tracking of P2p Copyright Infringements Vs. the EC Personal Data Directive. 270-296 - Patrick Quirk
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Curriculum Themes: Teaching Global Cyberlaw. 297-308
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