Contents VII
Contents
Contents VII Preface XI
1. Why Norms in Cyberspace? I
Radim Polcäk
2. Frontiers of Cyberspace-Subversive Potential
of Cyberspace towards the State Especially the State Law 9
Mortui Skop
3. How to Derive an "Ought" from a "Can't": Virtual Laws, Artificial Societies and the Idea
of Designing out Crime in Cyberspace 15
Nicholas Gervassis and Burkhard Schafer
4. Code, Cyberspace and Human Rights 23
Karol Dobrzeniecki
5. Enforcing Solidarity through Cybermoney:
A Critique of the Dominant Economic Theory and Practise 29
Franz Aigner and Max Watzenboeck
6. Jurisdiction and Applicable Law on the Internet 37
Michael Bogdan
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7. Geo-location Technologies: A Brief Overview
Dan Svantesson
8. Internet Governance: New Needs of a Changing World
Peter Lenda
9. Internet: Regulation of Cyberspace
Martin Plíšek and Bohumír Stědroň
10. Legal Norms Regulating the use of Free Software in the Italian P.A.'s.
Marina Pietrangelo
I I. The Software as an Object of Legal Relationships in Private Law
Zdeněk Tobeš
12. The Function of the Theory of Law in the "Net of Nets"
Jaromír Harvánek and Roman Vaněk
13. Internet Piracy: The Fight Against a New Form of Infringement of Intellectual Property
Irini Vassilaki
14. Normative Systems and the Internet
Vladimír Smejkal
15. World Approaches towards the Child Pornography on the Internet
Michael Vrtek
16. Regulation vs. Liberalisation with Regard to the Legislation of the So-called Common Ownership
Petr Havlan
17. Threats of Electronic Communications
Pavel Sejnoha
Contents IX
18. Information Systems Certification:
A Prerequisity of Their Profound Exploitation. 129
Václav Sedláček
19. Cyber Adversary Behavior From A Socio-Cognitive Perspective:
A Fused Analysis 133
Meera Sarma and N. Balakrishnan
20. Cybersex as the Form of the Internet Communication:
Motivation of the Users 149
Radana Dívínovó
21. Life Field, Europeanisation, Globalization and Cyberspace
Petr Sak
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