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Values and Freedoms in Information Law and Ethics, pp. 1-1.300, Nomiki Bibliothiki SA, (editor, with T. Alexandropoulou & I. Iglezakis)
"... The thematic area covered in ICIL is wide-very wide, indeed. It covers every legal aspect of dealing with information, for example every legal aspect of dealing with the production, transfer, access, ownership, use and management of information; it also covers privacy, data protection, intellectual property, freedom of information and the rules on the use of new information technologies (IT law). Information law, as it also includes Information Technology Law, is of course a very wide field; it is obvious in the very diverse topics of our papers presentation an example of how wide this can actually be. Coming to information ethics, and being very grateful to Professor Rafael Capurro who came to Corfu in 2009 to teach us about information ethics, it is evident that information law and information ethics constitute an inseparable unit of an academic domain. Researching information law and not information ethics, at least as “basics”, is wrong; it deducts from the discussion the philosophical foundation without which the strictly legal 4 FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION LAW 2011 ‘conversation’ turns out almost unimportant. Because law may give us tools to resolve some questions in practice, the method to adjudicate a dispute and to give an award to this or the other party-yes, this is true, but ethics is the reason you ever reach to articulate the question itself. This said, ICIL covers both information law and ethics and actively seeks academics and scholars in both connected fields…” Bottis, Alexandropoulou & Iglezakis, Introduction to the Values and Freedoms... Διαθέσιμο το αρχείο σε .pdf / Download .pdf file
"... The thematic area covered in ICIL is wide-very wide, indeed. It covers every legal aspect of dealing with information, for example every legal aspect of dealing with the production, transfer, access, ownership, use and management of information; it also covers privacy, data protection, intellectual property, freedom of information and the rules on the use of new information technologies (IT law). Information law, as it also includes Information Technology Law, is of course a very wide field; it is obvious in the very diverse topics of our papers presentation an example of how wide this can actually be. Coming to information ethics, and being very grateful to Professor Rafael Capurro who came to Corfu in 2009 to teach us about information ethics, it is evident that information law and information ethics constitute an inseparable unit of an academic domain. Researching information law and not information ethics, at least as “basics”, is wrong; it deducts from the discussion the philosophical foundation without which the strictly legal 4 FOURTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION LAW 2011 ‘conversation’ turns out almost unimportant. Because law may give us tools to resolve some questions in practice, the method to adjudicate a dispute and to give an award to this or the other party-yes, this is true, but ethics is the reason you ever reach to articulate the question itself. This said, ICIL covers both information law and ethics and actively seeks academics and scholars in both connected fields…” Bottis, Alexandropoulou & Iglezakis, Introduction to the Values and Freedoms... Διαθέσιμο το αρχείο σε .pdf / Download .pdf file
