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Book SynopsisThis book originates from papers presented at the 2nd ICLAVE 2018 conference in Bali, Indonesia, on 5-6 November 2018, organised by the faculty of law at Universitas Indonesia. The conference aims to provide an international platform for academicians, researchers and budding students around the world to share their findings and foster future collaborations. Various topics related to the clash between law and the Industrial Revolution 4.0 were covered at the conference. The organiser believes that the law must deal with disruptive innovation, digitalisation, and the constant development of technology concerning how to protect personal data, artificial intelligence, financial technology, and other things that accompany technological progress. There are around 30 articles in this book that discuss laws in the disruptive era from the perspectives of administrative law, constitutional law, business law, intellectual property law, and criminal law.
Table of ContentsPreface; Delivery Business Based on Unmanned Aerial Vehicle: Lessons Learned from Indonesias Regulations; Rights of Construction Service Industry Workers in Gorontalo City; A Comparison of Notary Powers and Duties in Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan; Constitutional Debate: Hard Case in the Bailout Century Bank Policy; Consumer Protection in the Use of Electronic Money (E-Money) on Toll Roads as an Access to Public Services; Counterfeit Cosmetic Cases in Indonesia: Why Not Trademark Infringements?; Counterfeit Medicine Cases in Indonesia as Trademark Infringement Cases: Analyzing 20112016 Regulations and Court Decisions on Illegal/Counterfeit Medicine; Indonesias Mining Downstream Policy: A Study of Mineral Processing and Purification Obligations Circa 2009; Trademark Infringement in Online Marketplace: The Latest Development of Indonesian Law and Practices on the Marketplace Providers Liability; When Investors Ask for Too Much: The Rise of Abuse of Process and Indonesias Termination of BITs; Corporate Corruption Countermeasures in Indonesia: Is Supreme Court Regulation 13/2016 Sufficient?; Participatory Social Approach for Terrorism Inmates; Confidentiality of Banks as Modus Operandi by Gatekeepers in Money Laundering; Corruption in Public Procurement: Indonesian Procurement Rules, Legislation and Court Verdicts; Index.
