Intro
Preface
Contents
Part IConsumers in a Digital Economy
Principles and Programs to Protect Consumers from the Deleterious Effects of Technological Innovation
1 Introduction
2 Technological Innovation and the Changing Consumer Marketplace
2.1 Selecting Consumer Products
2.2 Paying for Goods and Services
2.3 Privacy and Security
2.4 Consumers Lack Effective Remedies
3 Solutions: Principles and Programs to Protect Consumers
3.1 Principles
3.2 New and Modernized Laws to Implement the Principles
3.3 Public-private Joint Ventures
4 Conclusion

2 Lack of Conformity of Digital Content-De Lege Lata
3 A Two-Track System for Digital Content-(Goods with) Embedded Software
4 Enforcement of Infringements Concerning Goods with Embedded Software
5 Conclusion: Consumer Protection 2.0... Or Rather 1.1?
References
The Challenges of Smart Insurance Contracts to Consumers: Based on the Chinese Law
1 Introduction
2 Smart Contracts and Consumer Rights Protection
2.1 Understanding of Smart Contracts
2.2 The Relationship Between Smart Contracts and Consumer Rights Protection

3 New Attempts Made by Chinese Insurance Companies to Protect Consumers' Rights Under the Background of Technological Development
3.1 The Concept of "Consumer" Under the Chinese Legal System
3.2 Attempts by Chinese Insurance Companies to Protect Consumer Rights
4 Benefits Brought by Smart Contracts to the Protection of Consumer Rights in Insurance Companies Under the Chinese Legal System
4.1 Smart Contracts and Consumer Trading Security Rights
4.2 Smart Contracts and Fair-Trade Right
4.3 Smart Contracts and the Claim of Consumers' Damages