Internet law and business : international issues / Richard O. Parry, California State University, USA.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Jurisdiction -- Freedom of expression -- Privacy -- Torts and product liability -- Criminal law -- Contract creation -- Contract interpretation and performance -- The law of sales and leases -- Copyright -- Trademarks and service marks -- Patents -- Trade secrets.

"This book aims to provide advanced undergraduate and graduate students with a comprehensive review and analysis of the legal, ethical and regulatory environments, both national and international, that relate to businesses and the Internet. Topics covered in the book include American constitutional law, as well European, primarily French, law on the subjects of contracts, courts, criminal law, freedom of expression, intellectual property, privacy and torts. The coverage of French law as a comparison to American law is because of its influence throughout the world. Although the Napoleonic Code was not the first code to be introduced, it has, according to reputed sources, been far more influential in the development of codes throughout the world, than any other. The laws and regulations addressed apply to all employees working at all levels of a business, and it covers contracts, sales, government relations, regulatory/legal compliance, and engineering, among others"-- Provided by publisher.