Introduction to Information Law

Author: Wang Zhirong
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book takes the information legal system as its research object, elaborating on the information legal relationships in the information society and information economy from three parts: the basic theory of information law, information resource law, and information industry law. It explores the information rights and obligations of the state, individuals, and entities, systematically analyzes information management rights, information confidentiality rights, information control rights, information monopoly rights, and the freedom of information access. The book briefly summarizes, summarizes, and compares the legal systems of information management, information disclosure, information confidentiality, information monopoly, and information support both domestically and internationally. It outlines the current status and main issues of China's information legislation, providing significant theoretical and practical guidance for promoting the legalization of information in China and improving the information legal system. This book is suitable for researchers, educators, and administrative and judicial practitioners in law, economics, sociology, political science, computer science, and information management. It can also be used as a legal education textbook.