Electronic Commerce and the Law

Jay Forder

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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation European and International Contract Law Digital Transformation in Law

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International traders have embraced electronic commerce with fervour, extracting efficiencies, streamlining practices and realising opportunities. Electronic Commerce courses and even specialist degrees have emerged as a result of considerable demand. The law has tended to respond to the electronic revolution rather than lead. Queensland academics Jay Forder and Patrick Quirk and a team of specialist chapter writers have produced a splendid text in response to this revolution.

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