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IT Law

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Authors in this edition: Jon Bing, Peter Blume, Lee A. Bygrave, Andreas Galtung, Hjördis Halldórsdóttir, Kim G. Hansen, Erik Helling, Páll Hreinsson, Christine Kirchberger, Conny Larsson, Jonina S. Larusdottir, Nicklas Lundblad, Cecilia Magnusson Sjöberg, Ulf Maunsbach, Ruth Nielsen, Anna Nordén, Anders R Olsson, Sören Öman, Tuomas Pöysti, Christina Ramberg, Jon Ramón y Olano, Rolf Riisnæs, Ahti Saarenpää, Dag Wiese Schartum, Peter Seipel, Viveca Still, Anders Victorin, Peter Wahlgren, Erik Wennerström

Published by Scandinavian studies in law, September 2004

The progress of information and communication technology (IT) has surpassed all expectations. IT is affecting almost every aspect of human life and the development can be expected to continue as the technology becomes more advanced and costs continue to drop.

The Scandinavian countries have long been in the forefront when it comes to the use of IT, mobile telephones and the Internet. The awareness of technical potentialities is reflected in a longstanding jurisprudential interest in the field. The Swedish Law and Informatics Research Institute traces its origin back to 1968, the Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law held its first seminar in 1970, and, not surprisingly, the activities in this field are presently more intense than ever. Following this tradition, this volume of Scandinavian Studies in Law presents 27 newly written articles on current legal issues relating to IT. The contributors are all scholars and practitioners active in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.

Internationalisation and Constant Change

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 11–30

Employment and ICT Law

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 97–110

Software Patents in Europe

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 173–202

Electronic Administration in Iceland

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 225–244

Making Access Rights Operative

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 275–296

Data Protection in the Private Sector

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 297–318

Privacy in the Noise Society

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 349–372

Implementing Data Protection in Law

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 389–406

The Norwegian Internet Ethical Council

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 407–420

Telecom Companies as Crime Investigators

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 421–450

IT and Legislative Development

Published in IT Law, September 2004 s. 601–618