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Links
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Nordic School of Proactive Law
on
www.proactivelaw.org
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Scandinavian Studies in Law
Conference proceedings in addition with other articles on Proactive Law
will be published in the forthcoming edition of
Scandinavian Studies in
Law, Volume 49, Stockholm, 2005, expected to be published end of
2005.
The series Scandinavian Studies in Law (Sc.St.L.) presents articles by
Scandinavian jurists and lawyers. Since the beginning of the series in
1957 more than 400 articles have been published. Earlier volume topics
include Legal Theory (vol 40), Intellectual Property (vol 42), Company
Law (vol 45) and IT Law (vol 47). More information at the website
sisl.juridicum.su.se.
All conference participants will receive a copy.
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Legal Management of Information Systems - incorporating law in
e-solutions, Cecilia Magnusson Sjöberg (ed), Studentlitteratur, 2005.
The need for legal awareness beyond applicable law is captured in the
title of this book. In general terms the wording denotes legal issues of
relevance when designing, developing and administrating information
systems of different kinds. The book covers such broad application areas
as e-government, knowledge management in law firms, and e-business
models, and is divided into the following parts each covering a number of
chapters:
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basic notions of law and IT
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automating the law
• legal information retrieval
• information management in the legal environment
• information security and the law.
The book can be ordered at www.jure.se,
or by e-mail to order@jure.se,
telephone: +46 8 662 00 80 or fax: +46 8 662 00 86. More information
about the book can be found
here.
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ADBJ - The Swedish Society for Computers and Law
The Swedish Society for Computers and Law (ADBJ) is an independent
non-profit association which was established in 1981. The organisation
addresses everybody who is interested in questions on law and IT. It
promotes possibilities to exchange experiences in this field and
provides its members with updates and news. ADBJ organises seminars and
lectures on law and IT and grants, furthermore, scholarships for
outstanding research achievements. For more information see
www.adbj.se.
The Swedish Society for Computers and Law has contributed to the
publishing of conference material.
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