Falling into the gap: the European Union's Data Protection Act and its impact on U.S. law and commerce

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the European Union guidelines on the protection of personal information on the Internet. She examines how they may affect the United States, which will have to abide by them in order to engage in commerce with EU countries.

Protection and preservation, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy

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The use of electronic agents questioned under contractual law: suggested solutions on a European and American level

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The author discusses the status of "electronic agents" or automated transactions in commercial and contract law. He compares and evaluates European and American approaches to regulating such transactions.

Contracts, Comparative analysis, Commercial agents

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The Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act: a practitioner's view

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The author comments on the drafting process of the Uniform Computer Information Transaction Act and reviews important provisions of the Act.

States, Interpretation and construction

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