International Bookstore: Intellectual Property | Data Protection
Corporate Compliance and Regulation
Christopher Kuner
Oxford University Press
2nd edition, 592 Seiten
EUR 178,50

The book contains comprehensive coverage of data protection law, while at the same time providing pragmatic guidance on the typical compliance issues that companies face. As globalization of the world economy continues, an increasing number of business issues with data protection implications have come to the foreground, for example, outsourcing, whistleblower hotlines and records management, all of which are covered in the book.
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Cases and Materials
Solove, Daniel J. / Schwartz, Paul
Aspen, USA
1176 S., 3. Auflage
EUR 119,90

Information Privacy Law, now in its Third Edition, continues to present groundbreaking cases and cutting-edge issues, along with informative discussion and concise introductions for each area of privacy law. A conceptual framework brings logic and clarity to this wide-ranging field. Stimulating questions fuel classroom debate.
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Rosemary Jay
Sweet & Maxwell
3. Auflage
EUR 260,29

Data Protection Law and Practice gives you a comprehensive review of the full scope of data protection law in the UK through expert analysis of legislation and case law. You will find indispensable material spanning an explanation of the principles of data protection, the rules covering electronic marketing, governing monitoring and surveillance plus guidance on the intricacies of data protection.
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Millard, Christopher / Ford, Mark
Sweet & Maxwell, UK
EUR 778,00

Data Protection Laws of the World goes through the data protection legislation of over 30 jurisdictions, showing what data can be held, what information can be disclosed, what the subjects' rights are, whether data can be transferred from one jurisdiction to another and what the procedures are for the transfer.
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A Comparative Analysis
Derclaye, Estelle
Edward Elgar, GB
392 Seiten
EUR 127,50

This book examines and compares several types of methods available for the protection of investment in database creation (intellectual property, unfair competition, contract and technological protection measures) in order to find an adequate type and level of protection. To this effect, the author uses a criterion based on a combination of the economics of information goods, the human rights to intellectual property and to information and the public interest, proposing a model that can be adopted at international and national levels.
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