Research conducted by the National Research Council (USA) and the Max Planck Project Group (Germany).

Christoph Engel/Kenneth H. Keller (eds.):
Governance of Global Networks in the Light of Differing Local Values
(Law and Economics of International Telecommunications [volume number to be specified])
Baden-Baden (Nomos) 2000

• Bernd Holznagel, Responsibility for Harmful and Illegal Content as well as Free Speech on the Internet in the USA and Germany (135.09 KB)
• Herbert Burkert, Privacy-Data Protection - A German/European Perspective (89.46 KB)
• Robert Gellman, Privacy and Harmonization (43.88 KB)
• Joachim Wieland, Freedom of Information (95.74 KB)
• Jacques Arlandis, The Clerk, the Merchant and the Politician (37.02 KB)
• Jeffrey Abramson, Democracy and Global Communications (43.26 KB)
• Hans-Heinrich Trute, The Impact of Global Networks on Political Institutions and Democracy (72.61 KB)
• T. Tranvik, M. Thompson, P. Selle, Doing Technology (and Democracy) the Pack-Donkey’s Way: Technomorphic Approach to ICT Policy (161.41 KB)
• Jack Goldsmith, The Internet, Conflicts of Regulation, and International Harmonization (40.27 KB)
• Wolf Osthaus, Local Values, Global Networks and the Return of Private Law - On the function of Civil Law and Private Internation (95.21 KB)
• Klaus W. Grewlich, Conflict and good Governance in "Cyberspace" - Multi-level and Multi-actor Constitutionalisation (104 KB)
• List of Symposium Participants (10.94 KB)