1. To frame the technical and legal training of the concept of company within the contingencies of the global market.
2. To explain current corporate environment through mercantile history and markets expansion.
3. To define the concept of market as the universe of productive activity and to downplay its importance according to alternative social and political options, referenced since the post-war.
4. To introduce in training the fundamental frameworks on the type of company functioning, as well as all the social and labour parameters that frame it.
5. To teach the sources of Computer Law.
6. To highlight the legality of using computer technology as a good company management criterion.
7. To establish the legal boundaries on Internet use, thus preventing by means of training misuses that disrupt Institutions' normal functioning.
8. To establish cybernetics as a guarantee of freedom and equality of opportunities in an open and responsible Society.

1. Corporate Law. The concept.
2. Globalisation and the Information Society.
3. Post-war free-trade.
4. The European Construction. Expansions and single currency.
5. The Economic Constitution. The primacy of the private sector.
6. Conditions that affect production and companies. The Market and its geographic and monetary dimension. The World Trade Organisation. Taxation. Taxes and their relation with public expense. Deficits and public debt.
7. The company's several dimensions.
8. Public corporate entities and public companies.
9. The commercial establishment.
10. The trader and his/her obligations. Sole traders.
11. Commercial Societies. LLC (Limited Liability Company) and SA (Anonymous Society)
12. Fundamental rights and the Internet.
13. Data bases and personal data treatment.
14. Electronic hiring.
15. Crime and Internet.
16. Intellectual property.

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