Description
Evolution and Future of Information and Communication Technologies
Book Summary
This work offers a profound legal analysis of the challenges posed by technological evolution in contemporary law. Through a comparative study, the author examines how countries such as Peru, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, and Russia address key legal issues, from data protection to the resolution of international disputes. The book is presented as an essential tool for understanding the intersection between information and communication technologies (ICT) and the global regulatory framework, providing the reader with an enriching and up-to-date perspective on the ethical and legal challenges of our digital society.
What is it about?
The work compiles a set of studies that explore the relationship between law and information and communication technologies. It focuses on analyzing, from an international and comparative perspective, how different jurisdictions (Peru, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, and Russia) face contemporary legal issues. Among the topics addressed are international communications law, the resolution of international disputes in the digital environment, the protection of fundamental rights and public liberties in the face of new technologies, and the regulation of personal data protection. The book seeks to offer a diverse panorama that invites reflection on the legal and ethical challenges that arise in a globalized society in constant technological evolution.
Main Topics
- International communications and telecommunications law.
- Resolution of international disputes in the digital realm.
- Protection of fundamental rights and public liberties in the technological environment.
- Regulation and protection of personal data.
- Comparative legal analysis between Latin American countries and Russia.
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at legal professionals, researchers, academics, and graduate students interested in the fields of international law, new technologies, and data protection. It is also highly useful for lawyers, legal advisors, and policymakers who need to understand the regulatory framework and the legal challenges implied by the evolution of ICT in a global context.
What this book provides
- An updated and comparative analysis of legal responses to technological challenges in multiple countries.
- A comprehensive vision of the intersection between international law, communications, and data protection.
- Conceptual tools to address international disputes in the digital realm.
- A well-founded reflection on the limits and guarantees of fundamental rights in the information age.
Technical Specifications
- Author: Torres Manrique, Jorge Isaac
- Publisher: Editorial el Pirata
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: International communications and telecommunications law, Resolution of international disputes, Fundamental rights and public liberties, Protection of personal data
- Collection: Pte. Collection
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication Date: December 2024
- Number of pages: 388
- Weight: 740 g
Editorial Review
This is a reference work for specialists seeking a rigorous and comparative analysis of how law adapts to digital transformation. The compilation of case studies from different countries, including Russia and several Latin American nations, provides differential value by offering diverse perspectives on common legal problems. Its focus on data protection and fundamental rights makes it a pertinent and necessary text for those who wish to delve into the most current legal debates related to information and communication technologies.