Cyberlaw for Global E-Business by Takashi Kubota

Even for business people and researchers who are not directly engaged in legal matters, it is indispensable to understand trends of legal issues to some extent for business planning or researching social impacts of such issues. On the other hand, it is difficult for business people and lawyers involved in the Internet business to solve problems newly arising from the Internet based only on conventional knowledge. Textbooks and reference books on laws give detailed explanations regarding older models of online business but do not handle new issues very well. Though Internet business is dramatically growing, the legal response to it is inadequate, and trails behind actual development. Cross-Border Court Jurisdiction and Economic Law Application in Electronic Commerce E-Commerce and Dispute Resolution: Jurisdiction and Applicable Law in a Dispute Arising from a Computer Information Transaction Consumer Protection in Cross-Border E-Commerce Markets Doing International Business Online for the Small and Medium Enterprise Commodity Based Digital Currency: A Legal Analysis The Regulation of New Forms of Electronic Fund Transfers in Japan Focusing on Electronic Money Technical and Legal Concerns about Global Card Payments Global Trends of Payment Systems and the Next-Generation RTGS Project in Japan The Holding and Transfer of Interests in Securities in England and Japan: Compared with the Holding and Transfer of Funds Laws and Regulations on Proprietary Trading System (PTS) in Japan: Japanese Alternative Trading System (ATS) IT Development and the Separation of Banking and Commerce: Comparative Perspectives of the U.S. Enhancing Cyber Risk Management with the Framework of ERM and Basel II Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, and Financial Institutions Worldwide

Cyberlaw for Global E-Business by Takashi Kubota