http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ebay-divestiture-idUSKCN0HP13D20140930
(accessed 19 June 2018).
50 ‘eBay User Agreement (1 November 2017)’ section Money Back Guarantee, http://
pages.ebay.com/th/en-us/help/policies/user-agreement.html#13c (accessed 19 June
2018).
51 See e.g. Council of Europe/ Parliamentary Assembly/ Committee on Culture,
Science, Education and Media, ‘Council of Europe Draft Resolution for the Motion
on the Right to Internet Access’ (4 March 2014) section 6.6, http://assembly.coe.
int/nw/xml/XRef/Xref-XML2HTML-en.asp?fileid=20535&lang=en (accessed 19
June 2018). See also, Andrés Guadamuz González, ‘PayPal: The Legal Status of C2C
Payment Systems’ (2004) 20 Computer Law & Security Review 293; Andrés Guadamuz
González, ‘eBay Law: The Legal Implications of the C2C Eletronic Commerce Model’
(2003) 19 Computer Law & Security Review 468.
52 F Gélinas and others, Foundations of Civil Justice: Toward a Value-Based Framework
for Reform. (Springer International Publishing 2015) 16.
53 ibid 34.
54 Allan E Lind and Tom R Tyler, The Social Psychology of Procedural Justice (Plenum
Press 1988) 215.
55 Gélinas and others (n 51) 34.
56 E.g. Edward Snowden, ‘NSA Surveillance Is about Power, Not “Safety” An Open
Letter to the People of Brazil’ (17 December 2013) http://www.commondreams.
org/views/2013/12/17/nsa-surveillance-about-power-not-safety/ (accessed 19 June
2018).
57 E.g., Henry Chesbrough, Wim Vanhaverbeke and Joel West (eds), Open Innovation:
Researching a New Paradigm (Oxford University Press 2006).
58 E.g., Aaron Ben-Ze’ev, Love Online. Emotions on the Internet (Cambridge University
Press 2004).
59 Luhmann discusses the relationship between changes of public opinion and the legal
system. For example, the influence of civil rights movement in the US or the
development of consumer protection both reflect how the legal system adapts to the
overall society. This adaptation is further accelerated by the use of new mass media.
‘Under the current conditions of mass print media and TC such changes of orientation
happen much faster than in a time when adjustment of law to the conditions of a
capitalist economy was involved. Therefore the oscillations of legal change can be
more erratic and more quickly prone to a review which, in turn, makes the causal
relation between change of opinion and legal change appear more plausible. Without
doubt this situation can be described as a causal relation.’ See Luhmann, Law as a
Social System (n 48) 119.
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(accessed 19 June 2018).
50 ‘eBay User Agreement (1 November 2017)’ section Money Back Guarantee, http://
pages.ebay.com/th/en-us/help/policies/user-agreement.html#13c (accessed 19 June
2018).
51 See e.g. Council of Europe/ Parliamentary Assembly/ Committee on Culture,
Science, Education and Media, ‘Council of Europe Draft Resolution for the Motion
on the Right to Internet Access’ (4 March 2014) section 6.6, http://assembly.coe.
int/nw/xml/XRef/Xref-XML2HTML-en.asp?fileid=20535&lang=en (accessed 19
June 2018). See also, Andrés Guadamuz González, ‘PayPal: The Legal Status of C2C
Payment Systems’ (2004) 20 Computer Law & Security Review 293; Andrés Guadamuz
González, ‘eBay Law: The Legal Implications of the C2C Eletronic Commerce Model’
(2003) 19 Computer Law & Security Review 468.
52 F Gélinas and others, Foundations of Civil Justice: Toward a Value-Based Framework
for Reform. (Springer International Publishing 2015) 16.
53 ibid 34.
54 Allan E Lind and Tom R Tyler, The Social Psychology of Procedural Justice (Plenum
Press 1988) 215.
55 Gélinas and others (n 51) 34.
56 E.g. Edward Snowden, ‘NSA Surveillance Is about Power, Not “Safety” An Open
Letter to the People of Brazil’ (17 December 2013) http://www.commondreams.
org/views/2013/12/17/nsa-surveillance-about-power-not-safety/ (accessed 19 June
2018).
57 E.g., Henry Chesbrough, Wim Vanhaverbeke and Joel West (eds), Open Innovation:
Researching a New Paradigm (Oxford University Press 2006).
58 E.g., Aaron Ben-Ze’ev, Love Online. Emotions on the Internet (Cambridge University
Press 2004).
59 Luhmann discusses the relationship between changes of public opinion and the legal
system. For example, the influence of civil rights movement in the US or the
development of consumer protection both reflect how the legal system adapts to the
overall society. This adaptation is further accelerated by the use of new mass media.
‘Under the current conditions of mass print media and TC such changes of orientation
happen much faster than in a time when adjustment of law to the conditions of a
capitalist economy was involved. Therefore the oscillations of legal change can be
more erratic and more quickly prone to a review which, in turn, makes the causal
relation between change of opinion and legal change appear more plausible. Without
doubt this situation can be described as a causal relation.’ See Luhmann, Law as a
Social System (n 48) 119.
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