CODE VERSION 2.0
https://gyazo.com/1a80a4343766d08c4db95456734edc82
1.0 is this
https://gyazo.com/6c3d2391714b750e794434a2061133de
2001
Preface to the Japanese edition vii-ix. Part I. Being able to regulate and control 001
Chapter 1 The Code is the Law 003
Chapter 2: Four Puzzles from Cyberspace 015
boundary line
The rulers
Jake's Community
sniffing worm
subject
Regulatory potential/ease of regulation
Regulation by Code
Competing Independent Sovereignty
hidden ambiguity
Chapter 3 Status Quo 043
Cyber Location: Harvard University vs. University of Chicago
Chapter 4 Control Architecture 053
Identity and Authentication: Examples in Real Space
Identity and Authentication: Cyberspace
Identity and Authentication: Possibility and Ease of Regulation
Identification Architecture
Cryptography: Confidentiality VS Authentication
Control for Commerce
Chapter 5: Regulating the Code 077
Regulating Architecture
phone
Phone: Part 2
tape
TV
cipher
mutilated
Ease of proof and regulation
East Coast Code and West Coast Code
ID Effective World Regulation
Part II: Codes and Other Regulations 109
Chapter 6: Various Cyberspaces 113
Space Values
Cyber Location
AOL(America Online)
Counsel Connect
LamdaMOO
.law .cyber
Why does architecture matter and make a difference in space?
Trade-offs in control
Chapter 7 What Regulates What 153
life of a dot
Government and Regulatory Instruments
Indirect Methodology Issues
What Lies Ahead
Chapter 8: Limitations as Seen in Open Code 179
Code on the Net
A Short History of Code on the Net
Open code on the net.
Open Source Regulation
place to go
Part III Applications 197
Chapter 9 Translation 201
Chapter XX Intellectual Property 219
Various reports on the demise of copyright
Law to the rescue.
The Future of Intellectual Property in Cyberspace
Limits of Property and Possession Protection
Replacing public law with private law
Anonymity from imperfection
Problems brought about by completion
selection
anonymity
Commons (common land)
Chapter 11 Privacy 255
Space protected by law
e-mail
voice mail
VIDEO.
phone
Privacy for burden minimization
Privacy as Dignity
Privacy as Substantive
Selecting a basis for privacy
Controlled Use
solution
Searchable and manipulable: the power of codes and the promise of procedures
Monitoring: three proposed solutions through property
Privacy Comparison
Chapter 12 Freedom of Speech 297
What regulates speech: publishing
What regulates speech: access
Architecture that divides speech into zones
Architecture for filtering speech
What regulates speech: distribution and distribution
A Lesson in Discourse
Chapter 13 Interlude 337
Chapter XIV Independent Sovereignty 341
Independent Sovereignty of Space
Part IV Response 383
Chapter 15 The Problem We Face 387
The trouble with the courtroom
The Trouble with Legislation
Trouble with the code
Chapter XVI Response 405
Judicial Response
Reaction to the code
Democratic Response
Chapter 17: What Declan Doesn't Understand 423
Summary of this document 439
Regulation" and the Internet 440
The Future of Democracy 444
Significance of this book (personal) 445
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