Computer and Network Law

Author: Yang Jianzheng et al.
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book is a mid-term achievement of the National Natural Science Foundation of China project 79770084, and is a professional book that comprehensively discusses computer and network law. The authors, in light of the rapid and vigorous development of computers and networks, explore theoretical and practical issues related to computer and network law from the perspectives of safeguarding national security and social stability, ensuring the security of computers and networks, maintaining the order of the socialist market economy and social management, and protecting the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons, and other organizations. The main contents include computer and law, general theory of computer and network law, computer information system security, computer crimes, legal issues of the Internet, legal prevention of computer viruses, legal protection of computer software, and several legal issues of e-commerce, as well as the legal system of electronic publications. The book presents original viewpoints, is well-supported by evidence, combines theory with practice, and strives to elaborate on the theoretical system of computer and network law while providing readers with specific guidance on practical applications. This book holds significant reference value for the judiciary, public security, government, enterprises, and information departments. It serves as an important reference for judicial personnel, lawyers, government officials, enterprise management personnel, and researchers. It can also be used as a textbook for computer and network law in law faculties of universities and colleges, as well as a general textbook on computer and network law for non-law majors.