Conference on Internet Law, Dresden, Germany, 24th-27th June 2010
he four-day seminar is going to
deal with Internet Law especially focusing on
the key aspects data privacy, criminal prosecution
and international private law with special emphasis on the trilateral
relations between Czech Republic, Poland and Germany. It is going to
take place at the University of Technology Dresden.
As for the content, the
relation between theoretical and practical aspects of Internet Law shall
be as important as the possibility of gaining an insight into
contemporary legal problems with this vastly growing medium. The
participants are going to deepen the problems and possibilities in
workshops and will draw transnational solutions.
Furthermore the seminar
shall give information on this field of law in a higher degree than it
usually is provided by the law schools. This shall help to realize the
actuality and legal relevance of the topic and its major importance
especially for future open-minded European lawyers.
Fees:ELSA
members from favoured countries: 40 €
ELSA members from
non-favoured countries: 40 €
ELS members: 40 €
Non ELSA
members: 50 €
Non students: 60 €
Contact Information:
Kristin Kammann
sc@elsa-dresden.de
Website:
www.elsa-dresden.deRegistration
deadline 12th May 2010
www.elsa.org
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