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Number of articles: 3

1. Exploring Technological Frontiers: Autonomy in Legal Scholarship

   Lyria Bennett Moses

   In 1999, Barton Beebe critiqued a "golden age" of space law in the 1950s and 1960s in which obscure legal issues concerning space exploration and aliens were addressed. This article describes a... More

   pp. 22-25

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2. Control Yourself, or at Least Your Core Self

   Lisa M. Austin

   Contemporary privacy debates regarding new technologies often define privacy in terms of control over personal information such that the privacy "problem" is a lack of control and the privacy ... More

   pp. 26-29

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3. Law and Technology Theory: Bringing in Some Economic Analysis

   Samuel Trosow

   The author argues economic analysis needs to be explicitly included in an overall theory of law and technology. Differing approaches to the economics of information are considered, and the... More

   pp. 30-32

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