Violations of personality rights through the Internet : jurisdictional issues under European law / Edina Márton.
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- 9783848727261 (Nomos)
- 3848727269 (Nomos)
- 9781509908028 (Hart)
- 1509908021 (Hart)
- 343.0999 MAR.V
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"This book is based on my doctoral thesis, which I successfully defended at Saarland University, Germany, in July 2015"--Page 5.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 319-348).
Background : four national perspectives on violations of personality rights -- Background : characteristics of the Internet -- Mapping the legal landscape : the Brussels-Lugano regime -- Jurisdiction in tort : a general note on Art. 7(2) with particular regard to violations of personality rights -- Jurisdiction in offline violations of personality rights : the Shevill judgment -- Jurisdiction in online violations of personality rights : reviewing 16 years' proposals -- Jurisdiction in online (potential) violations of personality rights : the eDate and Martinez judgment -- A proposal to reform the eDate and Martinez judgment.
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