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Edrisi F, Saffari Dost2 M. Regulating the Internet Comparing with Common Law. CLR 2014; 18 (4) :25-46
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Regulating the Internet Comparing with Common Law
Farhad Edrisi 1, Mojtaba Saffari Dost22
1- 1. Assistant Professor, Department of Private Law, Sciences and Research Branch, Islamic AzadUniversity,Zanjan, Iran.
2- 2. M.A. student,Department of Private Law, Sciences and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Zanjan, Iran.
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Abstract    The Internet,due to its global scope, easy access, cheapness and possibility in global communication, is the endless world,andhas important role in developing and/or destructing countries. If it is used to make peace, economic security and positive communication, then it will be considered as proper technology for the countries;however, if it is used to violate privacy, intellectual ownership rights, insult, defamation and softwaremalfunctions, it will affect inversely. Toutilize this new world, it is necessary to create an integrated system including controlled rules with related needs. In this paper, the acceptedmodels of legal society are studied as a system to legitimate the internet in Iran, UK and USA. In this regard, international law has high exclusive capability to legitimate this space. These studieslead us toward a proper legal system with legitimated Internet.  
* Corresponding author’s e-mail: Fzedrisi@yahoo.com
Keywords: Virtual space, Internet legitimation, International laws, self-regulation
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Received: 2014/04/29 | Accepted: 2014/12/16 | Published: 2015/03/19
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