Electronic commerce : administrative and legal framework

Abstract EN

Over the last period, there have been many significant developments in information, communications and technologies, leading to a change in the nature and lifestyle of all consumers, in developed and developing countries.

Consumers can now shop and conducting commercial and banking transactions from home.

Further, consumers can pay electronically using a computer without effort.

It has been a big and fast electronic advance that impact on the process of connecting the world to electronic networks that made it a closely interconnected cell.

However, as soon as it emerged, the network was accompanied unexpected attacks and infringement, which has led to the emergence of many new forms of crime, deception and fraud.

Leading to the emergence of active attempts to find methods and means to reduce such violations and attacks, and then combat deception and fraud associated with it.

Although some consumers may refuse to deal with modern technologies for their fear of fraud and deception, even the size of electronic commerce has become unstoppable, especially for commercial and governmental activities.

Based on the above, this study will attempt to present and make some recommendations to protect consumers in the Electronic Commerce Contracts.