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Senter for Rettsinformatikk: Bibliografi 1970-2010 CompLex nr. 4/2011 Anne Gunn B. Bekken SENTER FOR RETTSINFORMATIKK: BIBLIOGRAFI 1970-2010 Senter for rettsinformatikk Avdeling for forvaltningsinformatikk Postboks 6706 St Olavs plass 0130 Oslo Henvendelser om denne bok kan gjøres til: Senter for rettsinformatikk Postboks 6706 St. Olavs plass 0130 Oslo Tlf. 22 85 01 01 www. jus.uio.no/iri/ ISBN 9788272261305 ISSN 0806–1912 Utgitt i samarbeid med Unipub AS Trykk: e-dit AiT AS Omslagsdesign Kitty Ensby FORORD I fjor fylte SERI 40 år, og kunne feire at vi som nest eldste fagmiljø i sitt slag fremdeles er på hugget, mer aktive innen det rettsinformatiske og forvalt- ningsinformatiske feltet enn i noen av de foregående årene. Hva har vi brukt alle årene til? En hovedbeskjeftigelse har selvsagt vært forskning. Ofte har det vært arbeider som er gjennomført i tilknytning til teknologiske gjennombrudd og frambrudd av nye innsikter om rettslige og andre samfunnsmessige konse- kvenser av ny informasjons- og kommunikasjonsteknologi. Den første publikasjonen i SERIs bibliografi er fra 1971 og har tittelen Referat av Institutt for privatretts EDB-seminar høsten 1970. Med dette ut- springet har forskningen vår gått i mange retninger. Noe av det slående bi- bliografien viser, er den store faglige bredden vi holdt, selv om vi har vært et relativt lite miljø. Dels har etablerte fag som opphavsrett, pengekravsrett og forvaltningsrett vært gjenstand for rettsinformatiske analyser, og dels har det i løpet av disse årene vokst fram nye fagområder som personopplysningsrett og telekommunikasjonsrett. I tillegg har vi utviklet fagområder som rettstekno- logi der rettslig informasjonssøking og automatisering av rettslige beslutninger har stått sentralt. Veldig mange har bidratt. SERI har fra første stund vært velsignet med et aktivt og entusiastisk studentmiljø, og mye verdifull studentforskning er å finne i denne jubileumsbibliografien. Andre har bidratt som ansatte forskere, men dessverre er det bare noen av oss som har hatt det privilegium å drive forskning over lenger tid. Jon Bing har imidlertid ledet og inspirert forsknin- gen vår gjennom alle førti år, og hans imponerende del av bibliografien er spor etter en ruvende og skjellsettende innsats for rettsinformatikken. Jeg ønsker å gratulere og takke alle de flotte personene som til ulike tids- punkt og på ulike måter har bidratt til den rettsinformatiske forskningslitte- raturen. Ikke minst vil jeg rette en stor takk til SERIs fantastiske bibliotekar, Anne Gunn Berge Bekken, som har gjennomført det store arbeidet å finne fram til og systematisere førti års innsats innen rettsinformatisk forskning. Oslo 19. mai 2011 Dag Wiese Schartum (senterleder) INNHOLD 1 Innledning ................................................................................................7 2 Søkekilder ................................................................................................9 3 Bibliografi – alfabetisk på forfatter ........................................................11 4 Serier ....................................................................................................121 4.1 Skriftserien Jus og EDB ...............................................................121 4.2 CompLex ....................................................................................123 4.3 Forvaltningsinformatisk notatserie ..............................................137 4.4 Hovedfags- og masteroppgaver fra Avdeling for forvaltningsinformatikk ..............................................................143 1 INNLEDNING Arbeidet med denne bibliografien ble påbegynt i forkant av Senter for retts- informatikks 40-års jubileum i mars 2010. Formålet med bibliografien er å synliggjøre forskningen og publiseringen ved senteret gjennom disse 40 årene. Det ble fort klart at det ikke var mulig å skaffe en fullstendig oversikt over hvem som har vært tilknyttet senteret i denne perioden, veldig mange har vært innom i kortere eller lengre perioder og i mange slags tilsettingsforhold. Jeg har derfor valgt å ikke være så opptatt av den formelle tilhørigheten, men har med utgangspunkt i Skriftserien for Jus og EDB, CompLex og årsmeldinger frisket på egen og andres hukommelse for å få en mest mulig fullstendig over- sikt over personer som har vært tilknyttet senteret. I dette arbeidet har spesielt Jon Bing og Dag Wiese Schartum vært gode samarbeidspartnere. Det kan kan- skje være noen som er glemt, og muligens har noen blitt tatt med uten god nok grunn. Noen har også en stor produksjon før og etter sin tid ved senteret. Slike publikasjoner er i hovedsak ikke tatt med. Også når det gjelder selve publiseringene har jeg prøvd å ha en bred tilnær- ming og ikke bare fokusere på de tungt vitenskaplige arbeidene. Aviskronikker, ledere og enkelte studentoppgaver er derfor tatt inn på linje med doktorav- handlinger, bøker, og artikler. Jeg har også tatt med konferanseinnlegg der disse har vært lett tilgjengelige. I noen tilfeller har det også vært naturlig å ta med upubliserte arbeider. Som vedlegg har jeg tatt med kronologiske lister over Skriftserien Jus og EDB, CompLex, Forvaltningsinformatisk notatserie, Hovedfagsserien og mas- teroppgaver fra Afin. Dessverre er det ikke mulig å få en samlet oversikt over studentarbeider skrevet innenfor rettsinformatikkområdet. Fra Yulex har jeg tatt med artikler som ikke er publisert andre steder. Fra jubileumsskrifter og lignende har jeg også tatt med artikler av tidligere studen- ter og ansatte selv om de ikke var tilknyttet SERI på publiseringstidspunktet. Der ting er publisert flere steder er det satt opp som to innførsler i stedet for “også publisert i”. Jeg har valgt en alfabetisk inngang på forfatter i bibliografien. I tillegg kunne en systematisk og en kronologisk inngang vært nyttig, men det ble ikke prioritert i denne omgang. Slike innganger ville lettere ha gitt oversikt over hvilke temaer man har skrevet om og om det har vært noen perioder som ut- peker seg i en spesiell retning. Takk til Randi Halveg Iversby for nyttige råd og fremdriftshjelp, og til Pål Bertnes og Trond Bekken for god korrekturlesing. 8 Senter for rettsinformatikk: Bibliografi 1970-2010 Spesiell takk til alle nåværende og tidligere studenter og ansatte som har bidratt med sine publikasjonslister, kommentarer og rettelser, dette har gjort arbeidet betydelig lettere. Oslo, 30.mai 2011 Anne Gunn B. Bekken 2 SØKEKILDER Bibsys Norart Lovdata Bibjure Frida/Cristin ISI Web of Science Il Diritto dell’informazione e dell’informatica – bibliografi Registre til Lov og rett Registre til Tfr Registre til Jussens venner Nordisk festskrift bibliografi Norwegian legal publication in english, french and german 1966-76 / Kaare Haukaas Nordisk årbok i rettsinformatikk Jon Bings bibliografi Tobias Mahlers bibliografi Yue Lius bibliografi Stein Schjølbergs bibliografi Lars Jakob Blancks bibliografi Emily Weitzenboecks bibliografi Tor Haflis bibliografi Gert Fredrik Malts bibliografi Lee A. Bygraves bibliografi Andrew I.J. Jones´ bibliografi 3 BIBLIOGRAfi – ALFABETISK PÅ FORFATTER [Uten forfatter] Referat av Institutt for privatretts EDB-seminar høsten 1970. Oslo, Institutt for privatrett, Avdeling for jus og edb, 1971. 91 bl. (Jus og EDB, 2) Andresen, Herbjørn, (1999). Om samsvaret mellom et IT-system og et rettslig regelverk, systemdokumentasjon som viser til rettskilder. Oslo, Universitet i Oslo, Avdeling for forvaltningsinformatikk, IV, 145 s. (Ho- vedfagsserien, 5/2000) --- (red.), (2004). Jubileumsnotat til Avdeling for forvaltningsinformatikks ti-årsjubileum høsten 2004. Oslo, Universitetet i Oslo, 64 s. ---, (2007). «I strafferettspleiens tjeneste»: noen milepæler i historien om registrering og bruk av opplysninger om straff. I: Schartum, D. W. and A. G. B. Bekken (red.) Yulex 2007. Oslo, Senter for rettsinformatikk, s. 17-36. ---, (2007). Dokumentasjon av rettslig innhold i e-forvaltningens IT-systemer. I: Schartum, D. W. (red.) Elektronisk forvaltning i Norden: praksis, lovgivning og rettslige utfordringer: Nordisk årbok i rettsinformatikk [2005]. Bergen, Fagbokforlaget, s. 273-287. ---, Gunnar René Øie og Inger Anne Tøndel, (2007). Handling consent to pa- tient data access in a hospital setting. I: MEDINFO 2007 [konferanse], Brisbane, IOSPress, s. 242-246. ---, (2008). The attitude of norwegian healthcare professionals towards eHealth. I: Journal on Information Technology in Healthcare, 6, s. 429- 440. ---, (2008). Systemintegrasjon i e-forvaltningen og følgende for dokumentas- jon av systemenes rettslige innhold. I: Schartum, D. W. and A. J. Jansen (red.) Elektronisk forvaltning på norsk: statlig og kommunal bruk av IKT. Bergen, Fagbokforlaget, s. 227-243. ---, (2008). Norwegian Health care professionals´ attitudes towards eHealth. I: Scandianavian Health Informatics and Terminology [konferanse], Kalmar, eHälsoinstitutet, s. 9-13. 12 Senter for rettsinformatikk: Bibliografi 1970-2010 ---, (2008). On pseudonymous health registers - While they work as intended, they are still controversial in Norway. I: Azevedo, L. and A. R. Londral (red.) Healthinfo 2008: Proceedings of the First International Confer- ence on Health Informatics, Vol 1. s. 59-66. ---, (2008). The Policy Debate on Pseudonymous Health Registers in Nor- way. I: Fred, A., et al. (red.) Biomedical Engineering Systems and Tech- nologies. Berlin, Springer, s. 413-424. ---, (2008). Kven skal trøyste Hypomone?: eit kammerspel i tre akter om vern av pasientopplysningar. I: Syn og segn, 1, s. [52]-61. --- og Olaf Gjerløw Aasland, (2008). Helsepersonells håndtering av pasien- topplysninger. I: Tidsskrift for Den
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