Intellectual property rights (IPRs) are both economic and statutory in nature. This book consists of the following chapters: The Political Economy of Intellectual Property; History and Philosophy of Copyright; Control of Culture and Information; Intellectual Property on the International Stage; The Economics of Intellectual Property; Compulsory Licenses for Cable Retransmissions; The Law of Intellectual Property: The Videocassette Recorder and the Control of Copyrights; Intellectual Property Rights and the European Community; Recolonising Communications and Culture: The Expanding Realm of International Intellectual Property Law etc.

As is suggestive from the name of the title, this book consists of important legislations to curb the cyber crime in India.

The book contains the original text on the themes like-The Information Technology Act, 2000; Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI); The Indian Telegraph Act, 1985; and The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 etc.

Besides the academic worth, this book will prove of utmost use to legal practitioners and police officials.

Jurisprudence is the science or body of ordered knowledge which deals with a particular species of law. Law may be defined as the force or tendency which makes for righteousness. We may at once deny for jurisprudence any direct concern with the non human contents of the universe. Natural laws or the physical laws are not the work of the jurist. The study of jurisprudence concerns human thought in relation to social existence.

In a wide sense "Jurisprudence" is used also to describe the legal connections of any body of knowledge: so, "Dental Jurisprudence", "Architectural Jurisprudence" or "Medical Jurisprudence" would be titles for expositions of such aspects of dentistry, architecture or medicine as may be important in law. In French law Jurisprudence is the term(s) applied to the body of law built-up by the decisions of particular courts.

At the present time jurisprudence may tentatively be described as any thought or writing about law and its relation to other disciplines, such as philosophy, psychology, economics, anthropology, etc. It is to be distinguished from expositions of the law itself. The present work in five volumes encompasses encyclopaedic information on various aspects of Jurisprudence.

Library by 'Jurisprudence' we mean the science or philosophy of law or a system or body of law. The present book consists of highly useful readings derived from authoritative sources.

Besides the academic value, this will prove a vade mecum to law professionals, jurists and police officials.

CONTENTS
Jurisprudence: An Overview; Conventionalism; Pragmatism and Personification; Integrity; Integrity in Law; Police Practices; Dirty Business; Illegitimate Insularity; The Black Goes Free; No Caste Here; Laissez-Faire; Free Trade; The Sociology of Law and Sociology of Jurisprudence etc.