Journal of Information, Law and Technology, 2002

Volume 2002, Number 1, 2002

• Julie Moreton:
  Editorial.
  

• Steffen Hindelang:
  No Remedy for Disappointed Trust - The Liability Regime for Certification Authorities Towards Third Parties Outwith the EC Directive in England and Germany Compared.
  
• Steve Kenny, John J. Borking:
  The Value of Privacy Engineering.
  
• Gurmak Singh, John O'Donoghue, Karen Broome:
  An Empirical Study in the Use of IT by Small and Large Legal Firms in the UK.
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  Law Firm Clients as Drivers of Law Firm Change.
  
• Karl Branting:
  Name-Matching Algorithms for Legal Case-Management Systems.
  
• Jacqueline D. Lipton:
  The EU Database Right and University Teaching Materials.
  

• Christopher J. S. Gale:
  BA Law with Information Technology - The First Graduates.
  
• Orlan Lee:
  Engineering Students' Moot Court Debates the Question: 'Is Software Patentable?'.
  
• Debra Tuomey:
  Weathering the Commercial Storm: Why Everyone Should Steer Clear of the Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act.
  
• Stephen Karanja:
  The Schengen Information System in Austria: An Essential Tool in Day to Day Police and Border Control Work?
  
• Fernando Galindo:
  A Code of Practice for the Globalisation of Electronic Commerce and Government.
  

• Caroline Allinson:
  Audit Trails in Evidence - A Queensland Case Study.
  

• Charles Oppenheim:
  Intellectual Property Law, by Lionel Bently and Brad Sherman.
  
• Uta Kohl:
  Internet Law and Regulation, 3rd Edition, by Graham J Smith.
  

Volume 2002, Number 2, 2002

• Julie Moreton:
  Editorial.
  

• Robin Widdison:
  Iolis Authoring in a Web Environment.
  
• Einar Árnason:
  Personal Identifiability in the Icelandic Health Sector Database.
  
• Christina Spyrelli:
  Electronic Signatures: A Transatlantic Bridge? An EU and US Legal Approach Towards Electronic Authentication.
  
• Julia Hörnle:
  Online Dispute Resolution in Business to Consumer E-commerce Transactions.
  
• J. Rossa McMahon:
  Confusing Similarity Under ICANN's Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy.
  
• Gregory J. Naples, Meredith Maher:
  Cybersmearing: A Legal Conflict Between Individuals and Corporations.
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  A Stages of Growth Model for Knowledge Management Technology in Law Firms.
  

• SubTech 2002: 7th International Conference on Substantive Technology in Legal Education and Practice, Virtual Learning For Virtual Practice, 3-5 July 2002, University of Warwick.
  
• Joseph Savirimuthu:
  SubTech 2002: Conference Report.
  
• Peter W. Martin:
  SubTech 2002: Keynote Speech: From Seats of Learning to Globally Distributed Virtual Learning.
  
• Richard E. Susskind:
  SubTech 2002: Keynote Speech: Clicks and Mortals: Transformations in Legal Practice and Legal Education.
  

• Caroline B. Ncube:
  Copyright Protection of Computer Programs, Computer-generated Works and Databases in Zimbabwe.
  
• Wolfgang Schulz, Thorsten Held:
  Prospects of Guaranteeing Free Public Communication: Findings of an Interdisciplinary Study on the Necessity of Non-commercial Services on the Basis of German Constitutional Law.
  
• Erick Bohlman:
  Privacy in the Age of Information.
  
• Peter Clinch:
  FLAG: The New Internet Gateway to Foreign Law Holdings in UK National and University Libraries.
  
• Orlan Lee:
  Dealing with Plagiarism in an Electronic Age.
  
• Mayur S. Desai, Judith Ogden, Thomas C. Richards:
  Information Technology Litigation and Software Failure.
  

• Tommaso Scannicchio:
  Important Decision of the Italian Supreme Court of Cassazione in the Matter of Electronic Documents: Italian Supreme Court of Cassazione - September 6 , 2001Case 11445/2001.
  

• Antoni Brack:
  User Protection in IT Contracts: A Comparative Study of the Protection of the User Against Defective Performance in Information Technology, by Clarisse Girot.
  
• Philip Leith:
  Genetic Privacy: A challenge to Medico-legal Norms by Graeme Laurie.
  
• Charles Oppenheim:
  Knowledge Management Through Information Technology by Petter Gottschalk.
  

• Nicola Harwood:
  Early English Books Online (EEBO) and a Plug for British Official Publications Collaborative Reader Information Service (BOPCRIS).
  
• Michael Dunne:
  FLAG - Foreign Law Guide Project.
  

Volume 2002, Number 3, 2002

• Julie Moreton:
  Editorial.
  

• Marlene Le Brun:
  Maximise Modelling, Minimise Drudgery, Enhance Learning: Developing and Customising an Expandable Web Site that Teaches Law Students How to Interview and Counsel Clients.
  
• Philippa England:
  Like IT or Loathe IT: Flexible Delivery of Unincorporated Associations and Trusts at Griffith University.
  
• John Cahir:
  Understanding Information Laws: A Sociological Approach.
  
• Andrés Guadamuz González:
  Trouble with Prime Numbers: DeCSS, DVD and the Protection of Proprietary Encryption Tools.
  
• Maureen O'Sullivan:
  Making Copyright Ambidextrous: An Expose of Copyleft.
  
• Subhajit Basu:
  European VAT on Digital Sales.
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  Law Firm Clients as Drivers of Law Firm Change, II.
  

• Peter Chen:
  Virtual Representation: Australian Elected Representatives and the Impact of the Internet.
  

• Orlan Lee:
  What is 'Unfairness'? In Cricket and in Standardised Testing.
  

• Philip Leith:
  'Cross Border Enforcement of Patent Rights: An Analysis of the Interface Between Intellectual Property and Private International Law', by Marta Pertagas Sender.
  
• Charles Oppenheim:
  'Managing Intellectual Capital', by David J Teece.
  
• Lorna Gillies:
  'Effective Learning and Teaching in Law', by Roger Burridge, Karen Hinett, Abdul Paliwala and Tracy Varnava (eds).
  
• Mads Bryde Andersen:
  'Information Technology Strategies: How Leading Firms Use IT to Gain and Advantage', by William V Rapp.
  

• Coming soon - A special feature on the Second Bournemouth Symposium on Intellectual Property, 9 July 2002.