(2005 - 2009) des ZAR - Zentrum für Angewandte ...

telecommunication infrastructures and its contents, of data protection
and public information law in its broadest sense, including aspects of
environmental and social health aw. She employs a standard
dogmatic legal approach as well as a Behavioral Law and Economics
approach in research. In view of the close relationship between legal
and economic questions regarding the information economy, the
Institute for Information Law is closely related to the Institute for
Information Management and Engineering at the faculty of economics
(see http://www.iwm.uni-karlsruhe.de) as well as the Max-Planck-
Institute for Research on Collective Goods, Bonn
(http://www.coll.mpg.de).
1.4 Location
The Center for Applied Legal Studies/Institute for Information Law is
located in proximity of the building of the Faculty of Informatics at the
eastern part of the University campus. In spring 2010, it will move to
new locations. The new address will be Vincenz-Prießnitz-Str. 3,
Building 07.08 (3rd floor), D-76133 Karlsruhe. Tel.: +49/721/608-
3395, fax: +49/721/608-6506 (Secretary of Prof. Dreier); Tel.:
+49/721/608- 7759, fax: +49/721/608-8023 (Secretary of Prof.
Spiecker gen. Döhmann); Tel.: +49/721/608-8346, fax.: +49721/608-
7058 (Secretary of Prof. Sester); E-Mail: recht@zar.kit.edu;
Homepage: http://www.zar.kit.edu. The facilities comprises offices for
professors, the secretariats and the members of the research staff, as
well as a library and a seminar room which also serves as library
reading room where current issues of legal journals are on display.
The seminar room may also be used for small academic and social
events.
1.5 Library
Up until 1999 and in conformity with the research focus of the former
Institute of Legal Studies, the law library, which covers a wide variety
of legal areas, concentrated on environmental law. Since 1999,
however, a comprehensive collection of books and periodicals on the
law of intellectual property and information law has been assembled.
Currently, the library has some 9.600 volumes, including loose-leaf
publications, and has subscribed to some 75 journals. The materials
are completed by a collection of legal journals on CD-ROMs. The
library of the Center for Applied Legal Studies is a presence library
open not only to members of the research staff, students and
members of the University, but within opening hours likewise to the
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