Tort law and new technologies / Eugenia Dacoronia -- Geo-blocking and EU competition law in the digital era / Michele Messina -- (In)fallible smart legal contracts / Manuel A. Gomez -- An analysis on the application of the uncitral model law on electronic transferable records on contract automation and metadata / Jurij Lampic & Irene Ng (Huang Ying) -- The electronic devices used for testamentary disposition under Polish law / Wojciech Banczyk -- EU customs regulation, patent assertion entities and the new surge of abusive practices in Europe / Matteo Dragoni -- General data protection regulation, fundamental rights and private international law / Giulia Rossolillo -- Legal and ethical implications of ehealth big data -- a comparative perspective between Japan and Catalonia / Albert Ruda -- Artificial intelligence in criminal courts / Luca Luparia Donati -- Coping with identity theft and fear of identity theft in the digital age / Naci Akdemir -- Algorithmic dispute resolution will the decision of a robo-arbitrator fall under the New York convention? / Rafael Carlos del Rosal Carmona -- Social media as monitoring tools in the workplace a threat to employees' right to a private life? / Stefania Casiglia -- Blockchain and its impact on human rights / Ana Mercedes Lopez Rodriguez -- The spoken word, the written word and the digital word / Flavia Noversa Loureiro -- Personalization of consumer contracts- should we personalize interpretation rules? / Katarzyna Po¿udniak- Gierz -- The fate of law as technology and technology as legal reasoning the red queen effect in smart cities / Maria Luisa Gomez Jimenez.
Summary:
"The papers collected in this volume address the emerging issues in fresh and thoughtful ways. They lay the foundation for taming the brave new world that technological progress is now thrusting upon us"-- Provided by publisher.
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