E-commerce law : national and transnational topics and perspectives

Henricus Joseph Snijders · Stephen Weatherill

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The Regulation of E-commerce under EC Law - The Distribution of Competence between Home States and Host States as a Basis for Managing the Internal Market, S. Weatherill Electronic Signatures - A Survey of the Directive and the Legislation in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, R. van Esch Civil Liability of Internet Providers following the Directive on Electronic Commerce, C. van der Net Downloading Torts - An English Introduction to On-line Torts, R. Bagshaw The Moment of Effectiveness of E-mail Notices, H. Snijders Caveat emptor in Digital Times, H. Nieuwenhuis The Promise and Peril of Spontaneous Order - The Role of Government in Shaping E-commerce, J. Holmes, B. Morgan The Database Right and the Spin-off Theory, D. Visser E-commerce and Private International Law, R. Stevens Law as Code, Code as Law - General Remarks on Legal Requirements Engineering, H. Franken, A. Schmidt.

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