International computer law : A practical guide to the international information technology law Vol. II

Contents:
Volume 1-
Part I-Technological background;
Chapter 1: Technological background;

Part II-General legal issues in international information technology law;
Chapter 2: Export controls;
Chapter 3: Import issues;
Chapter 4: Antitrust issues;
Chapter 5: Intellectual property and other protection;

Part IIIA-General legal issues;
Chapter 6: Overview of protection systems;
Chapter 7: National copyright protection systems;
Chapter 8: International copyright conventions;

Part IIIB-Internaitonal protection of integrated circuits;
Chapter 9: Overview of protection sytem;
Chapter 10: National protection systems;
Chapter 11: International conventions: the WIPO Chip protection treaty;

Part IIIC-International Protection of Databases;
Chapter 12: Overview of protection systems;
Chapter 13: National protection systems;

Part IIID-International protection of cyberspace assets;
Chapter 14A: Overview of protection systems;
Chapter 14B: National protection systems;
Chapter 14C: International conventions-reserved;
Chapter 14D: Asset portfolio building;

Volume 2-
Part IV-Privacy;
Chapter 15: Privacy and personal data protection;
Chapter 15A: Privacy-United States;
Chapter 16: National privacy laws;

Part V-Open source licenses;
Chapter 17: Open source licenses;
Chapter 18: Enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR);

Part VII-Electronic Data Interchange (EDI);
Chapter 19: Electronic Data Enterchange (EDI);

Part VIII-Telecommunications;
Chapter 20: Telecommunications;
Chapter 21: Audiovisual media services;

Part IX-On line communications;
Chapter 22: On line communications;
Chapter 23: [Reserved];
Chapter 24: [Reserved];

Part X-Public Sector Dimentions;
Chapter 25: Re-use of public sector information;
Chapter 26: [Reserved];
Chapter 27: [Reserved];

Part XI-Cybercrime;
Chapter 28: Convention on cybercrime;

Appendices.