Modern Times and Digital Regulation
Roger-Gaudry Building - University of Montreal - Room M-415
Modern Times and Digital Regulation
A colloquium jointly organized by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) and Université de Montréal
(L.R. Wilson Chair on eCommerce Law / CRDP / Faculty of Law)
This activity is co-organized by the Université de Montréal (Faculty of Law / LR Wilson Chair / CRDP) and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS). This conference represents a new activity between the two institutions that are used to working together. This year, the conference is titled « Modern Times and Digital Regulation » and will discuss a comparative view of the legal issues surrounding e-commerce.
Welcoming words (8h45 – 9h)
PANEL 1 – Development of Internet technology and legal reform (9h – 10h15)
Moderator: Professor Vincent Gautrais (CRDP)
- Zhi Zhenfeng (Professor – CASS)
Social Reconstruction and the reform of rule of law in the Internet times
- Pierre Trudel (Professor – CRDP)
Law and Internet Governance
- Liu Xiaomei (Professor – CASS)
Legislative Safeguards for Internet Technologies
Coffee break: 10H15 – 10h30
PANEL 2 – Legal regulation on sharing economy (10h30 – 12h)
Moderator: Professor Zhou Hanhua (CASS)
- Lu Chao (Professor – CASS)
The regulation patterns of sharing economy with Chinese characteristics
- Éric Mathevet (Lecturer in law, labour inspector and PhD Student – CRDP)
Labour, law, and the platforms
- Dalia Gesualdi-Fecteau (Professor – UQAM)
Impacts of Platform Economy on Access to Labour Law
- Vincent Gautrais (Professor – CRDP)
The Normative Ecology of Disruptive Technology
Lunch : 12H – 13H30
PANEL 3 – Opportunities and challenges of digital economy (13h30 – 14h45)
Moderator: Professor Zhi Zhenfeng (CASS)
- Cai Yuezhou (Professor – CASS)
The impact of digital technology on China’s economy
- Nicolas Vermeys (Professor – CRDP)
Opportunities and challenges of cyberjustice
- Sébastien Gambs (Professor – UQAM)
Opportunities and challenges of IA
Coffee break: 14H45 – 15h
PANEL 4 – e-commerce and law (15h – 16h30)
Moderator: Professor Vincent Gautrais (CRDP)
- Zhou Hui (Professor – CASS)
E-commerce Legislation in China
- Danielle Miller (Lawyer – BCF)
Privacy Topics in Canadian eCommerce
- Sun Nanxiang (Professor – CASS)
Towards a Digital Trade Era: The eWTO Proposal and China’s Experience
- Miriam Cohen (Professor – UdeM)
International aspects of eCommerce Law
Closing remarks
Guest Speaker (17h – 18h15)
Natalie Lichtenstein (Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies)
A Comparative Guide to the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
This last activity will be animated by Clémentine Sallée (Blakes)
Registration
The event is free for students and academia; please register below. Otherwise, the registration fees are 200$ (taxes included). To make a payement please click here.