E-commerce Law

Author: Wu Weiguang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is a specialized monograph on business law issues. It consists of ten chapters, primarily discussing some fundamental principles demonstrated by international organizations and some developed countries in the legislation of e-commerce. By combining China's cases and comparing them with the theory and practice of other countries, it explores the responsibilities of information society service providers. Then, it introduces and reviews legal issues related to email, legal issues concerning electronic contracts, legislative attitudes towards electronic signatures, tax issues in e-commerce, as well as domain names and copyright issues. The main feature of this book lies in its discussion of practical issues in China's relevant practices, combining the experience of other countries and organizations in e-commerce. This book is suitable for lawyers, law students, and professionals involved in e-commerce management and legislation as reference material.