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Research Handbook on Electronic Commerce Law

Inbunden, Engelska, 2016

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Electronic commerce is big business, and it is getting bigger: it now accounts for 7.5 percent of all retail sales in the US, and continues to expand at double-digit annual rates. The steady growth of Internet commerce over the past twenty years has given rise to a host of new legal issues in a broad range of fields.This authoritative Research Handbook comprises chapters by leading scholars which will provide a solid foundation for newcomers to the subject and also offer exciting new insights that will further the understanding of e-commerce experts. Key topics covered include: contracting, payments, intellectual property, extraterritorial enforcement, alternative dispute resolution, social media, consumer protection, network neutrality, online gambling, domain name governance and privacy.With the rise of Internet commerce, this book will be an invaluable resource for business lawyers as well as legal scholars with an interest in any phase of e-commerce law.Contributors include: A. Bridy, N.R. Cahn, I. Calbol, M.W. Carroll, C.M. Hayes, S.J. Hughes, A. Katz, J.P. Kesan, N.S. Kim, C.L. Kunz, A.R. Levinson, D. Lindsay, C. Markou, S.T. Middlebrook, J. Moringiello, E.A. Morse, J.P. Nehf, C. Riefa, S.E. Rolland, J.A. Rothchild, A.J. Schmitz, D.J. Shakow, S.B. Spencer, H. Travis, M. Trimble, A. Vranaki, S. Walsh, J. Winn

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Utgivningsdatum2016-09-30
Mått169 x 244 x undefined mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieResearch Handbooks in Information Law series
FörlagEdward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN9781783479917

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Contents:PART I ENGAGING WITH ONLINE RESOURCESSection A: Online Contracting1. Wrap contracting and the online environment: Causes and curesNancy S. Kim Section B: Payments2. Substitutes for legal tender: Lessons from history for the regulation of virtual currenciesStephen T. Middlebrook and Sarah Jane Hughes 3. Mobile payments and financial inclusion: Kenya, Brazil, and India as case studiesJane K. Winn Section C: Access to Digital Assets4. Digital assets and fiduciariesSuzanne Brown Walsh, Naomi Cahn and Christina L. KunzPART II: Disputes Arising from Online EngagementSection D: Intellectual Property: Copyright5. The economics of book digitization and the Google Books litigationHannibal Travis6. Digital exhaustion: North American observationsAriel Katz7. Safe harbors from intermediary liability and social mediaMichael W. Carroll8. Copyright's digital deputies: DMCA-plus enforcement by Internet intermediariesAnnemarie BridySection E: Intellectual Property: Trademarks9. Contributory trademark infringement on the Internet: Shouldn’t intermediaries finally know what they need to “know” and “control”?Irene CalboliSection F: Intellectual Property: Patents10. Patent eligible subject matter after AliceJay P. Kesan and Carol M. HayesSection G: Enforcement: Jurisdiction Over Online Disputes11. Extraterritorial enforcement of national laws in connection with online commercial activityMarketa TrimbleSection H: Enforcement: Secured Financing12. Electronic issues in secured financingJuliet M. MoringielloSection I: Enforcement: Alternative Dispute Resolution13. Building trust in ecommerce through online dispute resolutionAmy J. SchmitzSection J: Social Media and the Workplace14. Social media and the National Labor Relations BoardAriana R. LevinsonPART III REGULATORY OVERSIGHT OF ONLINE CONDUCTSection K: Consumer Protection15. Consumer protection issues in cross-border ecommerceSonia E. Rolland16. App-solutely protected? The protection of consumers using mobile apps in the European UnionChristiana N. Markou and Christine RiefaSection L: Network Neutrality17. Understanding network neutralityJohn A. RothchildSection M: Regulated Industries Online18. Regulation of online gamblingEdward A. MorseSection N: Privacy19. Protecting privacy with “heightened” notice and choiceJames P. Nehf20. Predictive analytics, consumer privacy, and ecommerce regulationShaun B. Spencer21. Cloud investigations by European data protection authorities: An empirical accountAsma A.I. VranakiSection O: Domain NamesDomain name governance: “Scheherazade on steroids”David F. LindsaySection P: Taxation of Online Transactions23. The taxation of cloud computing and digital contentDavid J. ShakowIndex

'Editor John Rothchild, who is himself a well-regarded author in the field of e-commerce, has gathered an impressive assembly of well-known authors for this fine Handbook of essays relating to many specific aspects of the ever-burgeoning global e-commerce revolution. The essays deliver clear information and evaluations regarding intellectual property, contracts, payment systems, dispute resolution, trade agreements, cloud computing, taxation, extraterritoriality/international conflict of laws, consumer protection, regulatory approaches, and much, much more. The Handbook will be of great value for legal and business practitioners, or for anyone else seeking information about how the law has so far dealt with e-commerce, plus expert suggestions for how the law might deal with it in the future.'