E-Commerce Law in China. The Functioning of E-Commerce in China and the Influence of the EU Model

Author: RIZZI  

Publisher: Kluwer Law International‎

Publication year: 2013

E-ISBN: 9789041149077

Subject: D922.29 经济法

Language: ENG

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E-Commerce Law in China. The Functioning of E-Commerce in China and the Influence of the EU Model

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About the Author. Foreword. Acknowledgments. List of Abbreviations. Introduction. CHAPTER 1 The Emerging of E-commerce in China, Its Contribution to Fostering Internal Consumptions and the Impact of the Internet on Our Society. CHAPTER 2 Concluding Contracts Online: A Comparison with the EU System and International Initiatives to Foster E-commerce. CHAPTER 3 Privacy and Data Protection in China when Contracting Online: The Current Situation in the Main Land China and the EU Model. CHAPTER 4 Online Payments or E-payments and the Potentiality of the Industry for Operators. CHAPTER 5 Jurisdiction and Choice of Law: Their Relevance for E-Commerce. CHAPTER 6 The Importance of Online Marketing and Dimension of China’s Advertising Market. CHAPTER 7 Protection of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) on the Internet. CHAPTER 8 Computer-Related Offenses: Internet Frauds and the Other Risks when Acting Online. Conclusion. APPENDIX I Interim Measures for the Administration of Online Commodities Trading and Relevant Services. APPENDIX II Several Provisions on Regulation of the Order of Internet Information Service Market. APPENDIX III National People’s Congress Standing Committee Decision concerning Strengthening Network Information Protection. APPENDIX IV UNIONPAY Rules (Electronic Payment Guidelines). Bibliography. Glossary. Index.

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