“the book provides a valuable overview of European Union's Internet and e-commerce law...the book can be recommened as a 'rough guide' to Internet and Electronic Commerce Law in the European Union.” – Kamiel J Koelman, University of Amsterdam,
Digital Technology Law Journal
“the book heralds a new line of European legal literature John Dickie masterly puts the legal aspects of the Information Society and electronic commerce in a nutshell. It is recommended for all those interested in the future.” – Georgios I. Arnokouros,
European Review of Private Law
“.the beginner will find a well-structured introduction to the legal areas important to e-commerce law, while the advanced reader will be stimulated to deepen his knowledge and to catch up with the latest developments.” – Toralf Noeding,
Communications Law Journal
“Dickie marshals his evidence meticulously and makes his points carefully, illustrating them with examples of case law.” – Roger Whitehead,
eComWatch 1
“..an excellent book… the most comprehensive published discussion of the important laws addressing e-commerce issues emerging from the European Union to datean essential tool for scholars, business planners, and consumer advocates interested in the field.” – James P Nehf,
Columbia Law Review
“..lawyers wanting an introduction to a complex and confusing area before monitoring specific European developments will find this book very useful.” – Simon Stokes,
Computer Law and Security Report
“This book will be of interest to all those engaged with Union and Internet law, whether from an academic, commercial or policy perspective.” –
The Review Editor, European Sources Online
“After reading this book, one definitely realises the importance of e-commerce and the need to control unwanted activities. The author has vividly portrayed the significant contribution made by the Community in solving this problem.” – Aashit Shah,
European Intellectual Property Review
“a valuable tool to get an overview of the initiatives taken on a European level to create a legal framework for electronic commerce.” – Rob van Esch, University of Leiden,
EDI Law Review