Technology Law Efficient Development Process to Meet Economic Globalization Requirements |
E-Commerce and Legal Practice in Scotland – A Benchmark Survey |
Address by Lord Justice Brooke to the Annual BILETA Conference |
Tears Shed Over Peer Gynt’s Onion – Thoughts on the Constitution of Public Legal Information Providers |
Electronic Delivery of a US based LLM Program – A Study in Progress |
Reflections on Enforcement Measures and Penalty Levels in Computer Misuse Legislation – The Council of Europe Convention |
‘You’ve Got Post’ – Assessing the Posthuman |
Governance and Dispute Resolution in Cyberspace – Trade Marks v. Domain Names |
Electronic Commerce and Closed Distribution Networks – Proposals for Solving Legal Problems |
Privacy in the Yugoslav Cyberspace – Problems and Protection |
Distance Delivery in the Electronic Age – Professional Body Regulation |
A Legal Philosophy for Technological Informatics |
Cybertort (Towards an Integrated Electronic Learning Environment for Distance Learning in Law) |
Teaching Law to the Nintendo Generation |
Handling Criminal Appeals through an Integrated, Computerised Case Management System |
The Claims and Challenges of Computers in Learning the Law |
Regulating Spams on the Internet |
Who do you Trust – Beyond Encryption, Secure eBusiness |
Electronic Contracts and Signatures – National Civil Law in the EU Will Change Drastically Soon |
Digital Technology, Copyright and Education – The Malaysian Perspective |
Borders and Boundariers Impermanent Boundaries – Imminent Challenges to Professional Identities and Institutional Competence |
Trade Marks and Trade Names as Search Criteria – Protecting Business Assets from the Unscrupulous Meta-tagger |
Automatic Classification and Intelligent Clustering for WWWeb Information Retrieval Systems |
Rewiring Learning on the Web – Shaping Education in Cyberspace |
Anonymity, Privacy and Cyberspace |
ALICE in Cyberland – Computer Support for Lawyers in a Global Economy |
An Ideal E-Commerce Consumption Tax in a Global Economy |
Regulating Cyberspace |
EU-E-Law, Lao Tzu and Law Teachers in the CT Age |
Who Owns Your Work – Copyright, the Internet and Higher Education |
Software Patents Pending |
Copyright Reform and Legal Education on the Internet |
Internet-Based Learning in Malaysia – Islamic Law |
Electronic Commerce – the Malaysia Digital Signature Act 1997 and the Singapore Electronic Transaction Act 1998 |