Tehran / Seoul / Georgetown / Vienna / London / New York / /
Company
Oxford University Press / /
Country
Korea / Singapore / / /
Facility
New York Bar / Business University / Korea Information Strategy Development Institute / Ewha Womans University / /
IndustryTerm
Internet connections / electronic networks / online negotiators / consulate web-page / INTERNET ON DIPLOMACY / minimal infrastructure / communication technology / telecommunications / INTERNET AND THE LAW OF DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY AND PRIVILEGE A. Inviolability / customary international law / INTERNET AND THE INVIOLABILITY OF PREMISES Cyber Crime / wireless transmitter / Internet diplomacy / consular web-sites / communication technologies / Web-pages / Internet communication / INTERNET AGE / Internet connection / telecommunication equipment / web viruses / Internet communications / Internet environment / /
Organization
International Court of Justice / Korea Information Strategy Development Institute / Transnational Law and Business University / Editorial Board / International Organization of Securities Commissions / United Nations / Korean Foreign Ministry / Ewha Womans University / Seoul / Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Oxford University / U.S. Department of Defense / /
Person
David H. Ott / William Shakespeare / SYBIL DIPLOMATIC / Ian Brownlie / Curtis A. Bradley / Barry E. Carter / Phillip R. Trimble / /
Position
author / head of diplomatic mission / authorized representative / representative / negotiator / head / ambassador / Associate Professor of Law / /
PublishedMedium
the Fordham International Law Journal / /
Technology
communication technologies / communication technology / /
([removed]SYBIL 117–132 © 2006 Singapore Year Book of International Law and Contributors DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR LAW IN THE INTERNET AGE by WON-MOG CHOI∗