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Article
Law via the Internet: Why there is no LII for China?
Internet Law Review
(2013)
Abstract
Special Interview with European University Institute’s Law Professor Dr. Giovanni Sartor、Max Weber Fellow Dr. Giuseppe Contissa and ittig-CNR’s Dr. Enrico Francesconi and Dr. Ginevra Perugenlli on FALM - Free Access to the Law Movements and LIIs - Legal Information Institutes in many countries.
Keywords
- Legal Informatics、Law via the Internet、Free Access to Law Movement
Disciplines
Publication Date
January 25, 2013
Citation Information
Yueh-Hsuan Weng, Giovanni Sartor, Giuseppe Contissa, Enrico Francesconi, and Ginevra Perugenlli. "Law via the Internet: Why there is no Lii for China?" Internet Law Review 15 (2013), Beijing: Peking University Press, ISBN: 978-7-301-22003-0.