Law 897: The Law in Cyberspace -- Other Courses

Law 897: The Law in Cyberspace

Last revised: 8/7/08

Other courses and seminars on Internet law:

Here is a list of links to other courses and seminars covering similar topics. In most cases you will be able to read the course or seminar syllabus and follow hypertext links to assigned readings. Some of the files also include links to student papers written in previous terms.

Other (non-law) courses in related subjects:

Harvard Extension School: Internet and Society (Harvard Berkman Center fellows)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Ethics and Law on the Electronic Frontier (Prof. Hal Abelson)
North Carolina State University: Managing the Digital Enterprise (Prof. Michael Rappa)
Penn State University: Communications 492: Internet Law and Policy
The University of San Francisco Resource Center for Cyberculture Studies maintains an interdisciplinary list of University courses in cyberculture

Law School Offerings:

There are fewer law school courses posted on the Web than there used to be, as more law schools encourage syllabi to be posted on proprietary systems such as Blackboard

Chapman University: Internet Law (Prof. Tom Bell)
Columbia Law School:
- Computers, Privacy and the Constitution (Prof. Eben Moglen)
- Law in the Internet Society (Prof. Eben Moglen)
Georgia State University: Law and the Internet (Prof. Patrick Wiseman)
Georgetown University Law Center: Information Privacy Law (Prof. Marc Rotenberg)
Harvard Law School:
- Clinical Program in Cyberlaw (Diane Cabell)
- Cyberlaw: Internet Points of Control (Prof. John Zittrain)
- Internet Law Colloquium (Profs. Terry Fisher et al)
- The Web Difference: Digital Media, Culture and the Law (Prof. John Palfrey)
John Marshall Law School: Cyberspace Law (Prof. David Sorkin)
New York Law School: Internet Law (Professor James Grimmelmann)
Northeastern Law School: Software and Internet Law (Prof. Wendy Seltzer)
Penn State University: Communications Law & Policy (Prof. Rob Frieden)
Santa Clara University: Cyberspace Law (Prof. Eric Goldman)
Southern Methodist University: Advanced Commercial Law: Law of Electronic Commerce (Peter S. Vogel)
Stanford Law School: Center for Internet and Society Cyberlaw Clinic
Temple University: Law of Cyberspace (Prof. David Post)
University of California-Berkeley:
- Information Law and Policy (Prof. Pam Samuelson)
- Cyberlaw (Jason Schultz)
- Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic Seminar (Dierdre Mulligan & Jennifer Urban)
University of California-Los Angeles: Communications Law & Policy (Prof. Jerry Kang)
University of Edinburgh: Information Technology & Law (Andrés Guadamuz)
University of Essex:
- European Broadcast Law and Policy (Chris Marsden)
- Data Protection (Chris Marsden)
University of Houston: Internet Law (Prof. Greg Vetter)
University of Melbourne:
- Internet Law (Kim Weatherall)
- Electronic Commerce Law (Prof. Jane Winn)
University of Miami: Internet Law (Prof. Michael Froomkin)
University of Michigan:
- Cyberlaw (Prof. Susan Crawford)
- Electronic Commerce (Prof. Omri Ben-Shahar)
- Fall, 2006 edition of this seminar
University of New South Wales:
- Data Surveillance and Information Privacy Law (Prof. Graham Greenleaf)
University of North Carolina: Cyberspace Law Seminar (Prof. Laura Gassaway)
University of Washington: US and EU E-Commerce Law (Prof. Jane K. Winn & Thomas Daemen)
Wayne State University: The Law in Cyberspace (Prof. Jon Weinberg)
West Virginia University: Cyberlaw

and, finally, a collaborative effort whose results by now are somewhat outdated:
Learning Law in Cyberspace: Modular Self-Study Materials
(Profs. Keith Aoki, Ann Bartow, Diane Cabell, Maggie Chon, Kenneth Crews, Stacey Dogan, Eric Easton, Lew Gibbons, Jay Kesan, and Lydia Loren)

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