[Conference] – TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN RIGHTS, Justice - Human Person - Intellectual Property - Environment, Proceedings of the conference, April 20-23, 2010
[Conference] – TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN RIGHTS, Justice - Human Person - Intellectual Property - Environment, Proceedings of the conference, April 20-23, 2010
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    TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN RIGHTS, Justice - Human Person - Intellectual Property - Environment, Proceedings of the symposium, April 20-23, 2010
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    2011
    octavo, paperback, good condition, 520 p.
    Laurence Dumoulin, From exception to rule? Videoconferencing in judicial proceedings in France; Éric Négron, Dematerialization and digitization of judicial procedures (the magistrate's perspective); Guillaume Beaussonie and Caroline Foulquier, Dematerialization and fundamental rights before the judicial and administrative courts; Isabell Verdier-Büschel and Rémy Prouvèze, The use of new image capture technologies and criminal procedure: Reflections on French and European law; Gérard Mémeteau, Biomedicine and fundamental rights; Xavier Bioy, The governance of "biobanks": A right still under construction; Fabien Marchadier, Social networks on the internet and privacy; Laure Marino, The fight against piracy in Europe... in the whirlwind of fundamental rights; Céline Castets-Renard, Biotechnological inventions put to the test of human rights; Sébastien Genvo, The status of creator in video games; Michel Prieur, New technologies, environment and human rights: an introduction; Mireille Delmas-Marty, Climate change and global public goods; etc.

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Mots-clés : Public freedoms, Literary, artistic & industrial property

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