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    Journal: Comput. Law Secur. Rev.

    Volume 35, Issue 6

    105330 -- 0Uchenna Jerome Orji. An inquiry into the legal status of the ECOWAS cybercrime directive and the implications of its obligations for member states
    105336 -- 0Dimitra Markopoulou, Vagelis Papakonstantinou, Paul De Hert. The new EU cybersecurity framework: The NIS Directive, ENISA's role and the General Data Protection Regulation
    105337 -- 0Robin Adams 0001, Wolfgang Schulz, Sibylle Schupp, Florian Wittner. Guaranteeing privacy policies using lightweight type systems
    105338 -- 0Andres Guadamuz. All watched over by machines of loving grace: A critical look at smart contracts
    105339 -- 0Sebastian Felix Schwemer. Trusted notifiers and the privatization of online enforcement
    105342 -- 0Katerina Demetzou. Data Protection Impact Assessment: A tool for accountability and the unclarified concept of 'high risk' in the General Data Protection Regulation
    105343 -- 0Mary Donnelly, Fidelma White. Digital content and consumer protection: An empirical study of supplier compliance with consumer information obligations
    105347 -- 0Weijun Huang, Xiaoqiu Li. The E-commerce Law of the People's Republic of China: E-commerce platform operators liability for third-party patent infringement

    Volume 35, Issue 5

    105314 -- 0Oscar Borgogno, Giuseppe Colangelo. Data sharing and interoperability: Fostering innovation and competition through APIs
    105315 -- 0Heejin Kim. Globalization and regulatory change: The interplay of laws and technologies in E-commerce in Southeast Asia
    105316 -- 0Solomon Rukundo. Wikipedia in the Courts: An examination of the citation of Wikipedia in judicial opinions in Uganda
    105317 -- 0Ruoying Chen. "Bike litter" and obligations of the platform operators: Lessons from China's dockless sharing bikes
    105318 -- 0Xiaolan Yu, Yun Zhao. Dualism in data protection: Balancing the right to personal data and the data property right
    105322 -- 0T. J. de Graaf. From old to new: From internet to smart contracts and from people to smart contracts
    105327 -- 0Gianclaudio Malgieri. Automated decision-making in the EU Member States: The right to explanation and other "suitable safeguards" in the national legislations
    105328 -- 0Fahimeh Abedi, John Zeleznikow, Chris Brien. Developing regulatory standards for the concept of security in online dispute resolution systems
    105340 -- 0Jeff Kosseff. First Amendment Protection for Online Platforms
    105341 -- 0Jeff Kosseff. Corrigendum to "First Amendment Protection for Online Platforms" [2019] 35/2 CLSR 119-213

    Volume 35, Issue 4

    369 -- 376Justine Ferland. Mondelez v. Zurich case
    377 -- 379Qian Li. You'll See This Message When It Is Too Late: The Legal and Economic Aftermath of Cybersecurity Breaches, Wolff Josephine. MIT Press (2018), ISBN 9780262038850
    380 -- 397Clare Sullivan. EU GDPR or APEC CBPR? A comparative analysis of the approach of the EU and APEC to cross border data transfers and protection of personal data in the IoT era
    398 -- 409Roger Clarke. Regulatory alternatives for AI
    410 -- 422Roger Clarke. Principles and business processes for responsible AI
    423 -- 433Roger Clarke. Why the world wants controls over Artificial Intelligence
    434 -- 452Jyh-An Lee. Tripartite perspective on the copyright-sharing economy in China
    453 -- 461Susan Corbett. Computer game licences: The EULA and its discontents
    462 -- 475Chenguo Zhang. China's new regulatory regime tailored for the sharing economy: The case of Uber under Chinese local government regulation in comparison to the EU, US, and the UK
    476 -- 479Nick Pantlin. European national news

    Volume 35, Issue 3

    241 -- 250Bernardo D. Olivares Olivares. The impact of GDPR on European Name & Shame tax defaulter lists
    251 -- 262Jian Li, Liyang Hou. A reflection on the taxi reform in China: Innovation vs. Tradition
    263 -- 280Friso Bostoen. Online platforms and pricing: Adapting abuse of dominance assessments to the economic reality of free products
    281 -- 294Rosa M. Garcia-Teruel. A legal approach to real estate crowdfunding platforms
    295 -- 305Pieter T. J. Wolters. The obligation to update insecure software in the light of Consumentenbond/Samsung
    306 -- 329Eugenia A. Politou, Efthimios Alepis, Constantinos Patsakis. Profiling tax and financial behaviour with big data under the GDPR
    330 -- 343Kok Yew Gary Chan. Search engines and Internet defamation: Of publication and legal responsibility
    344 -- 346Nick Pantlin. European national news
    347 -- 360Kit Burden. EU update
    361 -- 368Gabriela Kennedy. Asia Pacific

    Volume 35, Issue 2

    129 -- 144Eduard Fosch Villaronga, Angelo Jr. Golia. Robots, standards and the law: Rivalries between private standards and public policymaking for robot governance
    145 -- 156Hongzhen Jiang, Xiaoyu Zhang. An experimental model of regulating the sharing economy in China: The case of online car hailing
    157 -- 172Gaetano Dimita, Ruslan Nurullaev. The failure of the Russian global license proposal and the future of alternative remuneration systems
    173 -- 181Giuseppe Colangelo, Mariateresa Maggiolino. From fragile to smart consumers: Shifting paradigm for the digital era
    182 -- 198Thomas Buocz, Tina Ehrke-Rabel, Elisabeth Hödl, Iris Eisenberger. Bitcoin and the GDPR: Allocating responsibility in distributed networks
    199 -- 213Jeff Kosseff. First amendment protection for online platforms
    222 -- 225Nick Pantlin. European national news
    226 -- 238Gabriela Kennedy. Asia Pacific
    239 -- 240Uta Kohl. Chris Reed and Andrew Murray, Rethinking the Jurisprudence of Cyberspace (EE, 2018)

    Volume 35, Issue 1

    1 -- 2Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon. The years to come
    3 -- 14Duoqi Xu, Shiya Tang, Dan Guttman. China's campaign-style Internet finance governance: Causes, effects, and lessons learned for new information-based approaches to governance
    15 -- 28Jie Wang, Tianxiang He. To share is fair: The changing face of China's fair use doctrine in the sharing economy and beyond
    29 -- 41Pieter T. J. Wolters, Bart P. F. Jacobs. The security of access to accounts under the PSD2
    42 -- 58Tao Yu, Wei Shen. Funds sharing regulation in the context of the sharing economy: Understanding the logic of China's P2P lending regulation
    59 -- 68Fengliang Jin. The challenges of applying turnover threshold to the sharing economy for control of concentrations between undertakings in China
    69 -- 88Helen Eenmaa-Dimitrieva, Maria José Schmidt-Kessen. Creating markets in no-trust environments: The law and economics of smart contracts
    89 -- 102Vikas Kathuria. Greed for data and exclusionary conduct in data-driven markets
    103 -- 111Kit Burden. EU update
    112 -- 116Nick Pantlin. European National News
    117 -- 127Gabriela Kennedy. Asia Pacific News
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