Scandinavian Studies in Law Volume 56
� ICT Legal Issues
| Titel: | Scandinavian Studies in Law Volume 56 � ICT Legal Issues |
| Utgivningsår: | 2010 |
| Omfång: | 445 sid. |
| Förlag: | Jure |
| ISBN: | 9789185142705 |
| Produkttyp: | Inbunden |
| Typ av verk: | Samlingsverk |
| Serie: | Scandinavian Studies in Law nr. 56 |
| Ämnesord: | Allmänna verk och samlingsverk , IT-rätt , Offentlig rätt |
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 This volume presents 19 articles on current legal issues relating to information and communication technology (ICT). The development of ICT is presently more intense than ever and innumerous new phenomena emerge continuously. Many of them have a huge impact. In recent years the advent of so called social media is one illustration. A renewed focus on security issues, now often referred to as Cyber Defence (prompted by large scale intrusion and overloading of IT resources in connection to international conflicts) is another example. Noticeable is also the formation of new political parties in some 15 countries, initiated as a reaction to new legislation concerning file sharing and digital surveillance on the internet. The pace of change is in no way slowing down and presently many countries are experiencing legal and political debates concerning on-line publication of classified documents, so called street pictures and the reluctance of IT companies to make their systems open for external developers. In addition, a myriad of legal issues relating to previously recognized sub domains within the field of ICT and law have to be handled as the technical presuppositions continue to develop. The editorial board of Scandinavian Studies in Law is attached to the Stockholm University Law Faculty. The contributors to this volume are all scholars and practitioners active in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden, countries which have long been in the forefront when it comes to the use of ICT. Contents - IT Law from a Practitioner’s Perspective by Agne Lindberg & Daniel Svensson - ICT law – A Kaleidoscope View by Peter Seipel - Employment and ICT Law by Ruth Nielsen - Electronic Invoicing – Evidencing a Taxable Supply in the Light of the New VAT Directive by Anna Nordén - Information Government in Practise: Functional Gains and Legal Perils by Tuomas Pöysti - Developing E-government Systems - Legal, Technological and Organizational Aspects by Dag Wiese Schartum - Data Protection and Privacy – Basic Concepts in a Changing World by Peter Blume -Privacy and Data Protection in an International Perspective by Lee A. Bygrave - ICT/Internet and the Right to Privacy by Patrik Hiselius - Trends in Data Protection Law by Sören Öman - Telecom Operator’s Incident Investigations by Conny Larsson - Combating Cybercrime – Developments in the European Union by Erik Wennerström, Csaba Sandberg - Legal Challenges of Providing Global Online Services by Lena Kuusniemi - Jurisdiction and Internet in Relation to Commercial Law Disputes in a European Context by Ulf Maunsbach & Patrik Lindskoug - Free Movement of Information – the Principle and its Practical Implications by Viveca Still - Software Patents by Åsa Hellstadius - A Copyright Act in the melting-pot: A new setting for copyright matters, individuality and collectivisation of contracts – a Swedish proposal by Jan Rosén - Community Intellectual Property Law and Ownership in Employment Relationships by Sanna Wolk - The Legitimacy Sphere: On the Tension between Law, Culture, Politics and Enforceability by Peter Wahlgren Notes on Contributors |