JILT 2002 (3)

Contents

• Editorial

Refereed Articles

• Maximise Modelling, Minimise Drudgery, Enhance Learning: Developing and Customising an Expandable Web Site that Teaches Law Students How to Interview and Counsel Clients
  Marlene Le Brun
• Like IT or Loathe IT: Flexible Delivery of Unincorporated Associations and Trusts at Griffith University
  Philippa England
• Understanding Information Laws: A Sociological Approach
  John Cahir
• Trouble with Prime Numbers: DeCSS, DVD and the Protection of Proprietary Encryption Tools
  Andrés Guadamuz González
• Making Copyright Ambidextrous: An Expose of Copyleft
  Maureen O'Sullivan
• European VAT on Digital Sales
  Subhajit Basu
• Law Firm Clients as Drivers of Law Firm Change, II
  Petter Gottschalk

Special Research Report

• Virtual Representation: Australian Elected Representatives and the Impact of the Internet
  Peter Chen

Commentaries

• What is 'Unfairness'? In Cricket and in Standardised Testing
  Orlan Lee

Book Reviews

• ' Cross Border Enforcement of Patent Rights: An Analysis of the Interface Between Intellectual Property and Private International Law', by Marta Pertagas Sender
  Reviewed by Philip Leith
• Managing Intellectual Capital', by David J Teece
  Reviewed by Charles Oppenheim
• ' Effective Learning and Teaching in Law', by Roger Burridge, Karen Hinett, Abdul Paliwala and Tracy Varnava (eds)
  Reviewed by Lorna Gillies
• 'Information Technology Strategies: How Leading Firms Use IT to Gain and Advantage', by William V Rapp
  Reviewed by Mads Andersen

Conferences

• Coming soon - A special feature on the Second Bournemouth Symposium on Intellectual Property, 9 July 2002.