JILT on The Citizen in the Information Society

Subject: JILT on The Citizen in the Information Society
From: Emanuella Giavarra (ecup.secr@dial.pipex.com)
Date: pe 06 maalis 1998 - 02:24:58 EET

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(Apologies if you receive multiple copies of this notice.)

           JILT 1998 (1) Goes OnLine!

     http://elj.warwick.ac.uk/jilt/issue/1998_1/

     and

     http://elj.strath.ac.uk/jilt/issue/1998_1/

It contains a diversity of topics and includes 6 refereed articles
and over 20 other pieces including commentary, IT reviews, book
reviews, conference reports and work in progress.

The highlight of this issue is:

                    A Special Feature on

The Citizen in the Information Society

consisting of four refereed articles.

Moral Rights and Authors' Rights: The Keys to the Information Age,
        by M.Holderness

Rights and Responsibilities in an Information Society,
        by N. Moore.

Access to Government Information: Challenges and Possibilities
        by D. W. Schartum

The Citizens' Data Protection,
        by P. Blume

                 The special feature also includes

Book Reviews:
      Ethical and Social Issues in the Information Age
      Disconnected: haves and Have-nots in the Information Age

Work In Progress:
    Extremism and the Internet(EMAIN)

                     Also in this issue:
Refereed Articles:

Quarts into Pint Pots? Electronic Law Tutotorials Revisited
        by R. Widdison et al

Virtual Words and the Fate of Law,
        by A. Zariski

Commentary:
Information Technology and case Management -
        by Lord Mark Saville

Books reviewed:
Year 2000 Solutions for Dummies
Readings in Intellectual Property Law
IT in the Solicitor's Office
Researching the Legal Web
Managing 00: Surviving the Year 2000 Computer Crisis
Solving the Year 2000 Problem
The Computerised Lawyer
Information Technology Law.

IT reviews include The Medico-Legal Library and a review of the Legal
WWW

Conferences covered are
Innovation Incentive and Reward, Internet L@w and Tax, JURIX '97 and The
Official Version:
A National Summit to Solve the Problems of Authenticating, Preserving
and
Citing Legal
Information in Digital Form.

Comments and Feedback welcome

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