Abstract
At times, the GATT conferences have become headlines on the general news, and are not only reserved to the specialised news, no one can be unaware that, exchanges tend to become global. This globalization concerns several fields: human first of all, there is no need anymore of a recession or a famine to justify the fact that people cross borders; cultural of course, many people in the world have been able to read the book of the 2000 Nobel prize in Literature Gao Xingjian, whereas, this book is illegal in his own country. So, many commercial disputes arise between parties located everywhere on the globe. This globalization is surely not going to stop, even less reverse, especially now that there is no need anymore to physically cross borders due to information technology. Indeed, during the last years a technological revolution has been witnessed, brought about by the Internet. This innovation can even be considered as the most important one since the discovery of printing, five centuries ago. The electronic means of communication, so created, have been quickly adopted by practitioners, and one of the main applications of these innovations has been found in the electronic commerce, as practitioners have quickly become aware of using technological innovations in order to promote and develop their business.
