Code: And Other Laws of Cyberspace, Version 2.0

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Director Edmond J Safra Center For Ethics & Roy L Furman Professorship Of Law Lawrence Lessig & Lawrence Lessig

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2006

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" Discusses cyberspace as a social community that is separate but built upon the Internet "

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Preface to the Second Edition   ix  
Preface to the First Edition   xiii  
Chapter 1. Code Is Law   1 (8)
Chapter 2. Four Puzzles from Cyberspace   9 (22)
PART I: "REGULABILITY"  
  Chapter 3. Is-Ism: Is the Way It Is the Way It Must Be?
  31 (7)
  Chapter 4. Architectures of Control
  38 (23)
  Chapter 5. Regulating Code
  61 (22)
PART II: REGULATION BY CODE  
  Chapter 6. Cyberspaces
  83 (37)
  Chapter 7. What Things Regulate
  120 (18)
  Chapter 8. The Limits in Open Code
  138 (19)
PART III: LATENT AMBIGUITIES  
  Chapter 9. Translation
  157 (12)
  Chapter 10. Intellectual Property
  169 (31)
  Chapter 11. Privacy
  200 (33)
  Chapter 12. Free Speech
  233 (43)
  Chapter 13. Interlude
  276 (5)
PART IV: COMPETING SOVEREIGNS  
  Chapter 14. Sovereignty
  281 (13)
  Chapter 15. Competition Among Sovereigns
  294 (19)
PART V: RESPONSES  
  Chapter 16. The Problems We Face
  313 (12)
  Chapter 17. Responses
  325 (10)
  Chapter 18. What Declan Doesn't Get
  335 (5)
Appendix   340 (7)
Notes   347 (52)
Index