Articles

• Cybercrime - Definitional Challenges and Criminological Particularities

  p. 1–29
  Aleš Završník

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• Transnational Cyber Crime, Differences Between National Laws and Development of European Legislation: By Repression?

  p. 31–45
  Nadina Foggetti

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• In Search for Common Sense in Cyberspace

  p. 47–61
  Zdzislaw Brodecki, Anna Maria Nawrot

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• Validity Issues of Open Source Licenses in European Union - The EU’s Solution

  p. 63–73
  Anna Siedlecka-Van Rumst

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• Electronic Form - Cyberspace and Classical Paradigm of Formalities

  p. 75–81
  Irakli Sokolovski

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• E-Commerce and Transfer Pricing - Some Selected Issues

  p. 83–97
  Davide M. Parrilli

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• Propagating Islamic Creationism on the Internet

  p. 99–112
  Martin Riexinger

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• Unsolicited Religious E-mail, Researching New Context of Religious Communication

  p. 113–126
  Libuše Martínková

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• E-Governemnt and Administrative Reform in Serbia

  p. 127–136
  Stevan Lilić, Maja Stojanović

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• Internet Voting

  p. 137–146
  Radek Šilhavý, Petr Šilhavý

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• How (not) to Regulate Mediation. The Effects of The Strict Hungarian Provisions on Online Mediation

  p. 147–161
  Gergely L. Szőke

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• Opinion Formation in Wikipedia. Theory, Measurement and Findings.

  p. 163–176
  Thomas Roessing

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• Buzzword 2.0 - The (R)evolution of the Web

  p. 177–187
  Jan Rylich

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• Why Do We Need Social Worlds While Talking about D-Knowledge Commons Ecosystem in Cyberspace?

  p. 185–200
  Anna Maria Nawrot

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• Cameralism - Its Relevance for the Knowledge Based Society

  p. 201–208
  Adrian Milhalache

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• The Coase Theorem and Philosophical Foundations of Law&Economics

  p. 209–222
  Mariusz Golecki

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