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European Journal of Law and Technology, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, 2013
- Paul Maharg, Sefton Bloxham:
Editorial.
- Paul Maharg, Sefton Bloxham:
Professor Abdul Paliwala - An Appreciation. - Abdul Paliwala:
Curriculum Vitae. - Abdul Paliwala:
Publications.
- Jonathan Bainbridge, Karen Counsell, Freda Grealy, Paul Maharg, Joel Mills, Rory O'Boyle:
iPads in Legal Learning (iLEGALL): mobile devices in professional legal learning. - Wai Shun Chow, Firew Kebede Tiba:
Professional Legal Education Reviews: Too Many "What"s, Too Few "How"s. - Graeme Broadbent, Pamela Sellman:
Images of Law and Legal Education: Law School websites and the provision of information. - Janice Ann Denoncourt:
Using Film to Enhance Intellectual Property Law Education: Getting the Message Across. - Patricia McKellar, Steven Warburton:
Developing an e-reader and e-publishing model for flexible and open learning on a distance learning LLB programme. - Antoinette Muntjewerff:
CASE reading, structuring and analyzing decisions by judges. - Philip Leith, Cynthia Fellows:
BAILII, Legal Education and Open Access to Law.
- Emily Allbon:
Too cool for (law) school? Using technology to engage students in legal skills. - Sandra Meredith:
Critical review of referencing software when used with OSCOLA.
Volume 4, Number 2, 2013
- Joseph A. Cannataci, Sebastiano Faro, Maria Angela Biasiotti:
Editorial for Special Issue on Surveillance.
- Joseph A. Cannataci:
Defying the logic, forgetting the facts: the new European proposal for data protection in the police sector. - Daniele Mezzana, Marija Krlic:
The current context of surveillance: An overview of some emerging phenomena and policies. - Tijmen Wisman:
Purpose creep by design: Transforming the face of surveillance through the Internet of Things. - Antonella Galetta:
The changing nature of the presumption of innocence in today's surveillance societies: rewrite human rights or regulate the use of surveillance technologies? - Heiner Koch, Tobias Matzner, Julia Krumm:
Privacy Enhancing of Smart CCTV and its Ethical and Legal Problems. - Filippo Novario:
Cyberspace, Surveillance and Law: a legal informatics perspective. - Vildana Sulic Kenk, Janez Krizaj, Vitomir Struc, Simon Dobrisek:
Smart Surveillance Technologies in Border Control. - Chiara Bodei, Pierpaolo Degano, Letterio Galletta, Gianluca Mezzetti, Gianluigi Ferrari:
Security in Pervasive Applications: A Survey. - Radek Pospisil, Milan Skrob:
Actual Trends in Improvement of risk area security using combined methods for biometrical identification of subjects. - Alessandro Fantechi, Chris D. Nugent, Alessandro Pinzuti, Enrico Vicario, Tommaso Magherini:
An On-line system for automated recognition of human activities.
- Stefano Rodotà:
Some Remarks on Surveillance today.
Volume 4, Number 3, 2013
- Clarice Marinho Martins de Castro, Chris Reed, Ruy J. G. B. de Queiroz:
On the Applicability of the Common European Sales Law to some Models of Cloud Computing Services. - Mélanie Dulong de Rosnay:
Open Content Licenses Without Representation: Can You Give Away More Rights Than You Have? - Katleen Janssen, Sara Hugelier:
Open data as the standard for Europe? A critical analysis of the European Commission's proposal to amend the PSI Directive. - Roksana Moore:
The Case for Regulating Quality within Computer Security Applications. - Angela Kretschmann:
Copyright and Movements of Access: Business is Business, but Friends are Friends. - Andreas Themelis:
Information and Intermediation, Abuse of Dominance and Internet 'Neutrality': 'Updating' Competition Policy under the Digital Single Market and the Google Investigations(?). - Uno G. H. Fors, Åsa Skoglund:
A pilot study of virtual cases in law education.
- Simone Aliprandi, Andrea Mangiatordi:
Content production and perception of copyright: an analysis of habits and beliefs of internet users.

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