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Of Nodes and Power Laws: A Network Theory Approach to Internet Jurisdiction Through Data Privacy
Andrea M. Matwyshyn
University of Pennsylvania - Legal Studies Department
Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 98, 2004
Abstract:
This article uses network theory, a branch of complexity theory, to examine questions of internet jurisdiction in context of intentional torts and intellectual property harms -- the types of internet harms traditional personal jurisdiction frameworks have difficulty addressing. It then proposes a trusted systems approach to these jurisdictional determinations.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 52
Keywords: internet, jurisdiction, privacy, data, tort, intellectual
JEL Classification: K14, O34, K30
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Date posted: July 15, 2006
Suggested CitationMatwyshyn, Andrea M., Of Nodes and Power Laws: A Network Theory Approach to Internet Jurisdiction Through Data Privacy. Northwestern University Law Review, Vol. 98, 2004. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=904074
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