Internet's development is massive, all around the world, in any field, any direction

or activity: e-mail, e-commerce, data, photos, videos exchanges, news and forums.

Willing a regulation of those billions of electronic communications, of all kinds,

the states have made legal revolutions, signing a huge number of international

conventions and agreements, about intellectual property, commerce, electronic

signature, cyber criminality, data protection, patent. The states have, also, adopted

through Parliament, many European and national laws. In despite of this big

amount of laws, internet goes on, playing with frontiers and creating conflicts,

because of state's legal sovereignty and territorial laws.

This book publishes the "Acts" of the international colloquium on "Internet

International Law" organized by the University of Paris-I Pantheon Sorbonne, the

French Ministry of Justice and Arpeje association. It systematically studies every

aspect of internet international law, asking all the questions and bringing solutions.

This book is a real "Internet International Law Treaty" and without equivalence

today. The lawyers will find the problematics and the reasonings that they

need for advising, arguing, thinking. The judges, policemen, traders, buyers,

authors and inventors will recognize their problems and get legal solutions.

The book authors, coming from the whole world, are all recognized experts: university

professors, advocates, practicians, representatives of international and non

governmental organizations.

The book answers to internet law crisis at the international level, bringing precise

and concrete responses, and making very legal propositions.