Emad Abdel Rahim Dahiyat holds a B.A. in Law from the University of Jordan, LLM in e-commerce law from the University of Aberdeen / UK, and a PhD in computer law from the University of Aberdeen / UK. His research interest includes Commercial law, Securities Law, Companies law, Consumer Protection Law, Artificial intelligence and IT law. Before joining UAEU, Dr. Dahiyat was the Dean of the Faculty of Law at Al albayt University in Jordan. He has also published Articles in many well-known journals such as Artificial Intelligence and Law (Springer), Computer Law and Security Report (Oxford-Elsevier), and International Journal of Law and Information Technology (Oxford University Press). He joined the United Arab Emirates University law faculty as an Associate professor of Commercial law in 2014. He has been promoted to the rank of full Professor in the Academic year 2019-2020. He is currently the chairman of the Private Law Department.

BA, LLB in Law, University of Jordan,

MA, Master in Commercial Law in COMMERCIAL LAW, University of Aberdeen,

Ph.D,

Commercial Law (Computer Law) in COMMERCIAL LAW, University of Aberdeen, 2007

Ph.D,

PhD in Law in COMMERCIAL LAW, University of Aberdeen, 2007

(2017).

"A legal framework for online commercial arbitration in UAE: new fabric but old style!."

Information & Communications Technology Law.

26, 20.

(2017). "LAW AND INTELLIGENT SOFTWARE AGENTS: MARRIAGE, OR JUST A SUMMER FLING?."

Nova Science Publishers ,New York. 64.

(2012).

"التنظيم القانوني لشركة التوصية بالأسهم في قانون الشركات الأردني."

مجلة جامعة الشارقة للعلوم الشرعية و القانونية.

(2012). "The Right to Strike: A Perspective from International, EU and Jordanian Law'."

Co-Authors:.

(2012) 33 Business Law Review, Issue 10, Kluwer Law International.

(2011). "Online Commercial Arbitration in Jordan: Prospects and challenges."

Co-Authors:.

Business Law Review, Kluwer Law International.

Volume 32 ,

(2011). "Consumer Protection in Electronic Commerce: Some Remarks on the Jordanian Electronic Transactions Law."

Journal of Consumer Policy, Springer.

Volume 34 ,

(2011).

"Towards new recognition of liability in the digital world: Should we be more creative?."

International Journal of Law and Information Technology, Oxford University Press.

Volume 19,

(2011).

"The legal recognition of electronic signatures in Jordan: Some Remarks on the Electronic Transactions Law."

Co-Authors:.

Arab Law Quarterly, BRILL.

Vol 25,

(2010).

"Intelligent agents and liability: Is it a doctrinal problem or merely a problem of explanation?."

Artificial Intelligence and Law Journal, Springer.

Volume 18,

(2007).

"Intelligent agents and contracts: Is a conceptual rethink imperative."

Co-Authors:.

Artificial Intelligence and Law,Springer.

Volume 15,