E-commerce Law

Author: Guan Yonghong
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The law of e-commerce is a comprehensive set of legal norms that regulate various social relationships arising during the implementation of e-commerce. Although China has not yet enacted a law named "E-commerce Law," substantial e-commerce legal norms have already existed in practice. This book divides the discipline of e-commerce law into four parts—Basic Theories of E-commerce Law (Chapters 1–3), E-commerce Transaction Law (Chapters 4–6), E-commerce Rights Protection Law (Chapters 7–10), and E-commerce Regulation Law (Chapters 11–15)—based on academic theory, covering a total of 15 chapters. It employs research methods such as comparative analysis, case studies, and inductive reasoning, striving to ensure clear concepts and arguments, comprehensive discussions and justifications, and a balance between theory and practice. The most prominent feature of this book is its practicality and systematicity. It is suitable not only as a textbook for colleges and universities but also as a reference for scholars, legal professionals, and business professionals.