The Object of Copyright: a conceptual history of originals and copies in literature, art, and design

By:

Teilmann Lock Stina

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Routledge-Cavendish research in intellectual propertyPublication details: New York: Routledge, 2016.Description: xi,152pISBN:

9780415737203 (Hardback)

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347.78 TEI

Summary: The proposed book will present an interdisciplinary study of the history of copyright law with a focus on the historical development of the object of protection. The book analyses British, French, and Danish copyright law in order to examine the Anglo-American copyright system, the Continental authorial rights system and the Scandinavian system which is influenced by both systems

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The proposed book will present an interdisciplinary study of the history of copyright law with a focus on the historical development of the object of protection. The book analyses British, French, and Danish copyright law in order to examine the Anglo-American copyright system, the Continental authorial rights system and the Scandinavian system which is influenced by both systems

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