Research on Online Dispute Resolution Mechanism: Theory, Rules and Practice - Renmin Law and Technology Institute Cyberlaw Book Club (4th series)

ISBN：9787519764517

Price：¥78 | Publication date：2022-5

About the Author

Zheng Weiwei is an associate professor at the Renmin Law School, a doctor of law, a deputy director of the Development Planning Department of Renmin University of China (hanging position), a researcher at the Renmin Law and Technology Institute, and the director of the Research Centre for Cross-border Flow of Data and Extraterritorial Online Dispute Resolution of the Renmin Law and Technology Institute.

Her research fields include private international law, international commercial law, comparative law, international commercial litigation and online dispute resolution mechanism research.

She has published many papers with significant academic impact in journals such as Law and Social Development，Contemporary Law Review, and  Peking University Law Journal, and is the author of a monograph in Chinese and a co-author in English.

Contents

Issue 35 New Developments in the ODR Mechanism in the Internet Era

Issue 36 The main theories of the ODR mechanism: proximity to justice and meaningful autonomy

Issue 37 ODR mechanism and Internet governance: rule of law and legal culture

Issue 38 The ODR Mechanism and B2C E-Commerce: Key Issues and Practical Dilemmas

Issue 39 The ODR Mechanism and B2C E-Commerce: Extraterritorial Experience and the Way Forward

Issue 40 The ODR Mechanism and Online Infringement Disputes: Right to Reputation and Right to Portrait

Issue 41 ODR and Intellectual Property Disputes: Domain Names and Copyright

Issue 42 The ODR Mechanism and Financial Consumer Disputes

Issue 43 The ODR Mechanism and Online Courts: Extraterritorial Practices and Development Paths

Issue 44 The ODR Mechanism and Smart Courts: Current Operation, Existing Problems and China's Solutions

Content Introduction

From the perspective of theories and rules related to the ODR mechanism as well as overseas practical experiences, this publication analyzes in depth the history and development of the ODR mechanism, focusing on five areas where the ODR mechanism has been introduced to resolve disputes and prevent disputes, namely B2C e-commerce, infringement, intellectual property rights, financial consumption and China's "smart courts". It also discusses some general theoretical and institutional issues that need to be faced and resolved in the process of its construction.