Some more about Clare ...
Clare has worked in the City of London with Grant Thornton and subsequently Morgan Stanley, where she worked as an investment banking legal and compliance officer for Europe.
Her research interests are: banking law, financial education, financial exclusion, alternative financial delivery mechanisms, and mobile finance.
She is a senior law lecturer at University of West of England, Bristol law school and teaches European Law, Banking Law, Commercial Law and Banking and Finance LLM. She has been awarded an early career research grant to complete her research into virtual economics.
Clare writes prolifically on the subject of banking and finance (to put it mildly).
Some more about Clare's forthcoming book, Regulating Gambling in Virtual Worlds
Chapter 1 - Introduction
- Virtual worlds what are they and how they work
- Methodology and the top 10 MMGO’s chosen for the study
Chapter 2 – Global and Virtual Gambling Legislation
- Gambling Act 2005 in the
- Gambling legislation for the
- Other applicable countries associated with the top 10 MMOG’s e.g.
- Discussion on cyber jurisdiction and sovereignty
Chapter 3 – Economic crime Legislation
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- US
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- Other applicable countries
- Discussion on cyber jurisdiction and sovereignty
Chapter 4 - Case studies
- Examining the top 10 virtual worlds
- Empirical investigation and analysis
Chapter 5 – Conclusion and Recommendation
Regulating Gambling in Virtual Worlds by Dr Clare Chambers-Jones will be published by Searching Finance in November 2012