Mohr Siebeck - Autonome und vernetzte Aktanten im Zivilrecht

Explore the legal complexities of autonomous and networked actors within the framework of civil law. This scholarly work, published by Mohr Siebeck, examines the fundamental lines of civil law attribution and the structural characteristics required for the concept of an electronic person. As part of the Jus Privatum series (number 252), this publication provides a deep academic look into how modern legal systems address emerging technologies and digital entities. This book serves as a specialized resource for legal professionals, scholars, and students interested in the evolution of civil law. It addresses the theoretical and practical challenges posed by networked actors, offering a structured analysis of how legal responsibility and personhood might adapt to a digital age. By focusing on the core principles of attribution, the text provides a foundation for understanding the future of legal status in an increasingly automated world.