The project was spear-headed by the University of Brussels, and scholars from eight other European universities participated. Their topics include the community framework for cross-border intellectual property and information technology litigation, jurisdiction over co-defendants after Roche Nederland, cross-border litigation of unfair competition over the Internet, jurisdiction to grant provisional and protective measures, and the impact of the enforcement directive on the Brussels I regime. Final drafts of the papers were delivered in March 2007 at a conference in Brussels. Distributed throughout the Americas by Aspen Publishers. Annotation 2009 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
