Ying Khai Liew is Professor at Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, Australia.Lusina Ho is Harold Hsiao-Wo Lee Professor in Trust and Equity at the Faculty of Law, the University of Hong Kong.

• Part One: General Principles and Doctrinal Foundations1. Introduction: The Digital World in Context, Ying Khai Liew (University of Melbourne, Australia) and Lusina Ho (University of Hong Kong, China)2. Contract Law in Singapore and the Digital Era: Navigating Familiar Ways and Forging Fresh Paths in a New World, How Khang Lim and Kwan Ho Lau (both from Singapore Management University)3. Contract Automation and the Essence of Contract: Perspectives from the Macao SAR, Célia F Matias (University of Macau, China)4. Chinese Contract Law – Doctrinal and Existential Challenges in the Age of Smart Contracts, Andrew Godwin (University of Melbourne) and Yang ZhangPart Two: Formation and Mistake5. The Challenges of Technology for Contract Law in Thailand, Munin Pongsapan and Wiriya Kongsiriwong (both from Thammasat University, Thailand)6. The Conclusion of E-Contracts in the Boom of E-Commerce in Vietnam, Nguyen Hung Quang and Nguyen Thuy Duong (NHQuang&Associates, Vietnam)7. The Legal Status of E-Contracts and E-Commerce in Indonesia, Gary F Bell (National University of Singapore)8. Smart Contract Law in Taiwan: Constant in a Changing World, Yueh-Ping (Alex) Yang (National Taiwan University)9. Adapting Contractual Mistake for the Digital World in Malaysian Law, Joshua Teng (National University of Singapore)10. The Mistake Doctrine in Automated Contracting under South Korean Law: Algorithmic Misplacement of Financial Derivatives, Dongjin Lee (Seoul National University, South Korea)Part Three: Terms, Vitiating Factors, and Substantive Fairness 11. The Evolving Nature of Consent: Juxtaposing Contract Law and Data Privacy in India for Social Media Contracts, Tejaswita Kharel and Shashank Mohan12. Manipulative Advertising and Vitiating Factors in New Zealand, Joshua Yuvaraj and Jodi Gardner (both from the University of Auckland, New Zealand)Part Four: Performance, Remedies, Liability, and Private International Law13. Liability and Limitation for AI Services: Contract, Statute and the Influence of Soft Law Standards in Australia, Jeannie Marie Paterson (University of Melbourne)14. Private International Law Aspects of Blockchain Contracts, Richard Garnett (University of Melbourne, Australia)