The Oxford handbook of the law and regulation of technology /
This handbook collates the many and varied strands of this scholarship, focusing broadly across a range of new and emerging technology and a vast array of social and policy sectors, through which leading scholars in the field interrogate the interfaces between law, emerging technology, and regulatio...
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Law, regulation and technology : the field, frame and focal questions / |r Roger Brownsword, Eloise Scotford, and Karen Yeung -- |t Law, liberty and technology / |r Roger Brownsword -- |t Equality : old debates, new technologies / |r Jeanne Snelling and John McMillan -- |t Liberal democratic regulation and technological advance / |r Tom Sorell and Jonn Guelke -- |t Identity / |r Thomas Baldwin -- |t The common good / |r Donna Dickerson -- |t Law, responsibility, and the sciences behind the brain/mind / |r Stephen J. Morse -- |t Human dignity and the ethics of regulation and technology / |r Marcus Düwell -- |t Human rights and human tissue : the case of sprem as property / |r Morag Goodwin -- |t Legal evolution in response to technological change / |r Gregory N. Mandel -- |t Law and technology in civil judicial procedures / |r Francesco Contini and Antonio Cordella -- |t Conflict of laws and the Internet / |r Uta Kohl -- |t Technology and the American Constitution / |r O. Carter Snead and Stephanie A. Maloney -- |t Contract law and the challenges of computer technology / |r Stephen Waddams -- |t Criminal law and the evolving technological understanding of behaviour / |r Lisa Claydon -- |t Imagining technology and environmental law / |r Elizabeth Fisher -- |t From improvement towards enhancement : a regenesis of EU environmental law at the dawn of the Anthropocene / |r Han Somsen -- |t Parental responsibility, hyper-parenting, and the role of technology / |r Jonathan Herring -- |t Human rights and human technologies / |r Giovanni Sartor -- |t The coexistence of copyright and patent laws to protect innovation : a case study of 3D printing in UK and Australian law / |r Dinush Mendis [and 3 others] -- |t Regulating workplace technology : extending the agenda / |r Tonia Novitz -- |t Public international law and the regulation of emerging technologies / |r Rosemary Rayfuse -- |t Torts and technology / |r Jonathan Morgan -- |t Tax law and technological change / |r Arthur J. Cockfield -- |t Regulating in fthe face of sociotechnological change / |r Lyria Bennett Moses -- |t Hacking metaphors in the anticipatory governance of emerging technology : the case of regulating robots / |r Meg Leta Jones and Jason Millar -- |t The legal institutionalization of public participation in the EU governance of technology / |r Maria Lee -- |t Precaution in the governance of technology / |r Andrew Stirling -- |t The role of non-state actors and institutions in the governance of new and emerging digital technologies / |r Mark Leiser and Andrew Murray -- |t Automatic justice? : technology, crime, and social control / |r Amber Marks, Benjamin Bowling, and Colman Keenan -- |t Surveillance theory and its implications for law / |r Tjerk Timan, Mas̆a Galic̆, and Bert-Jaap Koops -- |t Hardwiring privacy / |r Lee A. Bygrave -- |t Data mining as global governance / |r Fleur Johns -- |t Solar climate engineering, law, and regulation / |r Jesse L. Reynolds -- |t Are human biomedical interventions legitimate regulatory policy instruments? / |r Karen Yeung -- |t Challenges from the future of human enhancement / |r Nicholas Agar -- |t Race and the law in the genomic age : a problem for equal treatment under the law / |r Robin Bradley Kar and John Lindo -- |t New technologies, old attitudes, and legislative rigidity / |r John Harris and David R. Lawerence -- |t Transcending the myth of law's stifling technological innovation : how adaptive drug licensing processes are maintaining legitimate regulatory connections / |r Bärbel Dorbeck-Jung -- |t Human Rights in technological times / |r Thérèse Murphy -- |t Population, reproduction, and family / |r Sheila A.M. McLean -- |t Reproductive technologies and the search for regulatory legitimacy : fuzzy lines, decaying consensus, and intractable normative problems / |r Colin Gavaghan -- |t Technology and the law of international trade regulation / |r Thomas Cottier -- |t Trade, commerce, and employment : the evolution of the form and regulation of the employment relationship in response to the new information technology / |r Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt -- |t Crime, security, and information communication technologies : the changing cybersecurity threat landscape and its implications for regulation and pricing / |r David S. Wall -- |t Debating autonomous weapons systems, their ethics, and their regulation under international law / |r Kenneth Anderson and Matthew C. Waxman -- |t Genetic engineering and biological risks : policy formation and regulatory response / |r Filippa Lentzos -- |t Audience constructions, reputations, and emerging media technologies : new issues of legal and social policy / |r Nora A. Draper and Joseph Turow -- |t Water, energy, and technology : the legal challenges of interdependencies and technological limits / |r Robin Kundis Craig -- |t Technology wags the law : how technological solutions changed the perception of environmental harm and law / |r Victor B. Flatt -- |t Novel foods and risk assessment in Europe : seperating science from society / |r Robert Lee -- |t Carbon capture and storage / |r Richard Macrory -- |t Nuisance law, regulation, and the invention of prototypical pollution abatement technology : 'voluntarism' in common law and regulation / |r Benjamin Pontin |
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