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The Law and Economics of Online Republication

Consider the following case: Jerry publishes unlawful content about Newman on Facebook, Elaine shares Jerry’s post, the share automatically turns into a tweet because her Facebook and Twitter accounts are...

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The Israeli Framework for the Assessment of Legal Research: A Possible Alternative/Supplement to REF?

Evaluating academic research output is a never-ending challenge. Such evaluation is an integral part of internal hiring, promotion, and tenure procedures, and of external funding decisions and institutional rankings. The...

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Cyberbullying: The Blind Spot of the Online Harms White Paper

In 2006, the world was shocked when thirteen-year-old Megan Meier committed suicide after being told, by a fake user on the social networking platform Myspace, that the world...

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Crowdfunding Civil Justice

Crowdfunding—the aggregation of numerous but modest individual contributions through specialized online platforms—is a relatively new finance method. In the last few years, it has started its incursion into the realm...

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