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Bibliography

REPORTS

American Law Institute and National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, Revision of Uniform Commercial Code: Article 2 – Sales (California, draft, 1997)

Australian Law Reform Commission, Legal Risk in International Transactions (Report 80, 1996)

Bolero Project, Project Summary (http://www.boleroproject.com/bolero.nsf, 14 September 1997)

Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Electronic Commerce and the New Zealand Consumer: Issues and Strategies for the Future (discussion paper, Wellington, 1997)

Electronic Commerce Expert Group, Electronic Commerce: Building the Legal Framework: Report of the Electronic Commerce Expert Group to the Attorney-General (Australia, 1998) (http://www.law.gov.au/aghome/advisory/eceg)

Electronic Commerce: Cutting Cybertape: Building Business (Corporate Law Economic Reform Program, Commonwealth of Australia, Report 5, 1997)

European Initiative in Electronic Commerce (a Communication to the European Parliament, the Council, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions, 15 April 1997)

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Law Commission (England and Wales), Legislating the Criminal Code: Misuse of Trade Secrets (Consultation Paper 150, 1997)

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Uniform Law Conference, Consultation Paper on a Proposed Uniform Electronic Evidence Act (Canada, 1997)

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TEXTS

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ARTICLES AND PAPERS

Bauman, “Personal Jurisdiction and Internet Advertising” (1997) 14 (No 1) Computer Law 1

Betts, “Electronic Commerce – Intellectual Property, Defamation and Censorship Issues” (8th Inter-Pacific Bar Association conference, Auckland, 1998)

Bond, “Black Holes in Cyberspace” [1997] NZLJ 25

Boss and Winn, “The Emerging Law of Electronic Commerce” (1997) 52 The Business Lawyer 1469

Cameron, Massey and Tweed “New Zealand Small Businesses – A Review” (1997) Chartered Accountants Journal (October 1997)

Carey, “Defamation, live broadcasts and the Internet” (1997) 147 NLJ 1633

Choe, “Jurisdiction in Korean Conflict of Laws – A Comparison with American Rules of Jurisdiction” in Song, Korean Law in the Global Economy (Bak Young Sa Publishing Co, Korea, 1996)

de Zwart, “Keeping your site nice – unfair practices on the world wide web” (1997) 8 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 181

Dutson, “The Internet, the Conflict of Laws, international litigation and intellectual property: the implications of the international scope of the Internet on intellectual property infringements” [1997] JBL 495

Erwin et al, “Sizing Intercompany Commerce”, The Forrester Report, July 1997

Faber, “Electronic bills of lading” (1996) 2 Lloyds Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly 232, 239

Flower, “When does Internet Activity Establish the Minimum Contact Necessary to Confer Personal Jurisdiction?” 62 Missouri Law Review 845 at 851–860

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French, “The internet and intellectual property” [1998] NZLJ 41

Gardiner “The Postal Rule in Contract law and the Electronic Marvels” (1994) 2(2) Current Commercial law 47, 50;

Gliniecki and Ogada, “The Legal Acceptance of Electronic Documents, Writings, Signatures, and Notices in International Transportation Conventions: A Challenge in the Age of Global Electronic Commerce.” (1992) 13 Northwestern Journal of International Law and Business 117, 139

Goddard, “Conflict of Laws: The International Element in Commerce and Litigation” (NZLS seminar, 1991)

Goff, Lord of Chieveley, “The Future of the Common Law: The Wilberforce Lecture, 1997” (1997) 46 International and Comparative Law Quarterly 745

Goode, “Reflections on the Harmonization of Commercial Law”, in Cranston and Goode (eds), Commercial and Consumer Law: National and International Dimensions (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1993)

Gripman, “The Doors are Locked but the Thieves and Vandals are Still Getting In: A Proposal in Tort to Alleviate Corporate America’s Cyber-Crime Problem” (1997) 16 Journal of Computer and Information Law 167 at 172

Guojian, “Contract in Chinese Private International Law” 38(3) Int and Comp LQ (1989) 648

Hafez, “The General Principles of Law Applicable to International Disputes” (1998) 64 JCI Arb1 (S)

Harris, “Choice of Law in Tort – Blending in with the Landscape of the Conflict of Laws” (1998) 62 MLR 33

Harrison and Frankel, “The Internet: can intellectual property laws cope?” (1996) 1 NZIPJ 60

Heath, “A Legal Infrastructure for Electronic Commerce?” (paper for Asia Pacific Economic Law Forum, Christchurch, 6 December 1997), (1998) 7 Canta LR 11

Hull, “Stealing Secrets: A Review of the Law Commission’s Consultation Paper on the Misuse of Trade Secrets” [1998] Crim LR 246

Inland Revenue Dept, “Guidelines to Taxation and the Internet” (http://www.ird.govt.nz/resource/taxaint/taxaint.htm, 15 September 1998)

Keith, “The International Law Commission’s Work the Shaping of International Law” (unpublished, Colloquium on Progressive Development and Codification of International Law, New York, 1997)

Lessig, “Reading the Constitution in Cyberspace” 45 Emory LJ 869, (1996)

Lim, “Internet Service Providers and Liability for Copyright Infringement through Authorisation” (1997) 8 Australian Intellectual Property Journal 192

Luftman, “Defamation Liability for On-Line Services: The Sky Is Not Falling” (1997 65 No. 6 George Washington Law Review 1071

Lyman, “Civil Remedies for the Victims of Computer Viruses” 21 Sw.U.L.Rev. 1169 at 1172 (1992)

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McLay, “Telstra v Australasion Performing Rights Association – the importance of being wired” [1997] NZIPJ 253

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Myburgh, “Bits, Bytes and Bills of Lading: EDI and New Zealand Maritime Law” [1993] NZLJ 324

Nicoll, “Can Computers Make Contracts?” [1998] JBL (January) 35

Nicoll, “EDI Evidence and the Vienna Convention” [1995]

Nicoll, “The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods: The Vienna Convention 1980” [1993] NZLJ 305

Phillips, “Insurance liability issues and the electronic waybill” (Mar/April 1997) 27 1 The Transportant 9

Prebble, “Choice of Law to Determine the Validity and Effect of Contracts: A Comparison of English and American Approaches to the Conflict of Laws” (Part I) 58 Cornell LR 435 (1973); (Part II) 58 Cornell LR 635 (1973)

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Richardson, “Law and Economics” (1998) 4 NZBLQ 64

Richardson, “What can Commercial Lawyers Expect of a Legal System?” (8th Inter-Pacific Bar Association conference, Auckland, 1998)

Robbins, “Vendor Liability for Computer Viruses and Undisclosed Disabling Devices in Software” in Computer Law, July 1993

Roose, “Taxation and internet issues” (8th Inter-Pacific Bar Association conference, Auckland, 1998)

Simcock, “Commentary on Eric Roose’s paper, ‘Taxation and the internet issues’” (8th Inter-Pacific Bar Association conference, Auckland, 1998)

Sneddon, “E-Cash Electronic Money” (8th Inter-Pacific Bar Association conference, Auckland, 1998)

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Tokeley, “Shopping on the Net: Legal Protection for Consumers” (1997) 9 Otago LRev 51

Tucker, “Some Legal Issues Relating to Digital Cash on the Information Highway” (1997) 8 Journal of Law and Information Science, 46

Tyree and Beatty, “Digital Cash in Australia” (1998) 9 J of Banking and Finance Law and Practice 5

Viehland, “Electronic Commerce” (S 535, ICANZ, Wellington, 1997)

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Yang, “Conflict of Law Issues Relating to International Air Transport Between Three Jurisdictions – Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan” (International Conference on Conflict and Interaction of Laws, The University of Hong Kong and Soochow University, Hong Kong, 1993)