Private law: rights, duties & conflicts

Sylvia Kierkegaard (Editor), Patrick Kierkegaard (Editor)

Abstract

When the International Association of IT Lawyers (IAITL) held its first international conference in 2006 in Hamburg, it could never have been envisaged just how successful the programme would become as a firm 'not to be missed' date of the calendar of increasing numbers of academics and others working and researching in the key areas of law, security and privacy in IT, international trade and private law. Now, in 2010 and some seven conferences later, the event moves to Barcelona and embraces for the first time the three conference tracks just described. The papers in this work have all been blind reviewed and edited for quality. They represent the contributions of leading academics, early career researchers and others from an increasing number of countries, universities and institutions around the world. They set a benchmark for discussion of the current issues arising in the subject area and continue to offer an informed and relevant contribution to the policy making agenda. As Chair of the Conference Committee, I am once more very proud to endorse this work "Private Law: Rights, Duties & Conflicts" to all those seeking an up to date and informed evaluation of the leading issues. This work is testimony once again to the enormous contribution of the IAITL President Professor Sylvia Kierkegaard to the running of the conference, reviewing, editing and the compilation of this book.

- Professor Steve Saxby PhD, Cert Ed., MBCS Solicitor, Deputy Head of School (Research), The University, Highfield, Southampton.
Original languageEnglish
PublisherInternational Association of IT Lawyers (IAITL)
Number of pages1,090
ISBN (Print)9788799138586
Publication statusPublished - 2010

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