E--Consumer Protection in the Global Arena

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声明

CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION

1.1.Stating background to the study

1.2. Statement of Research Problems and Question

1.3. Aims of study

1.4. Importance and Methodology

CHAPTER 2. LEGAL BACKGROUND OF E-COMMERCE CONSUMER PROTECTION

2.1. The Role of International Private Law

2.2. EU Consumer Law and EC Directive Regulation

2.3. The Consumer Protection under the Brussels Regulation and Lugano Convention

2.4. The Rome Convention Regulation Ⅰ and Ⅱ

2.5. UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce

CHAPTER 3. CONTRACTUAL RELATIONS, TERMS AND CONDITIONS

3.1. Formation of the E-commerce Contract

3.2. Contracting Parties of the E-commerce Contract

3.3. Offer and Acceptance of the E-commerce Contract

3.4. Breach of the E-commerce Contract

3.5. Incorporation Terms (Unfair terms)

CHAPTER 4. E-COMMERCE CONSUMER LITIGATION IN EU

4.1. Jurisdiction Rules for Consumer Contract Litigation

4.2. Choice of Law Rules

4.3. Approaches to Jurisdiction over Internet activity

4.4. The E-Commerce Directive Rules

CHAPTER 5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION MECHANISM

5.1. General Characteristics of Alternative Dispute Resolution

5.2. Aspect of the Online Dispute Resolution

5.3. The Stand-Alone Online Dispute Resolution

5.4. Embedded Alternative Dispute Resolution

CHAPTER 6. CONCLUSION

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