Die Drahtlose Telegraphie Im Internen Recht Und Völkerrecht

Die Drahtlose Telegraphie Im Internen Recht Und V?lkerrecht, by Friedrich Meili, examines the legal implications of wireless telegraphy in both domestic and international law. Published in 1908, this work provides a fascinating glimpse into the nascent field of telecommunications law during the early 20th century. Meili explores the challenges and opportunities presented by this new technology, addressing questions of regulation, liability, and international cooperation. This book is an invaluable resource for legal historians, technology scholars, and anyone interested in the development of modern communication systems.

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