New Directions in Copyright Law will
be a six-part series, edited by Professor Fiona Macmillan, publishing
the workshop and conference papers of the AHRC Copyright Research
Network. The series will be published by Edward
Elgar.
2004 Workshop Papers:
A collection of workshop papers from 2004 has been published as
New
Directions in Copyright Law Volume 1 in 2005.
Volume 1 contains papers by: Birgitte Andersen, Richard
Kozul-Wright and Zeljka Kozul-Wright
Kathy Bowrey
John Cahir
Guiseppino D'Agostino
Helle Porsdam
Katerina Sideri
Joost Smiers
Stina Teilmann
Guido Westkamp.
2005 Workshop Papers:
A collection of workshop papers from 2005 has been published as
New
Directions in Copyright Law Volume 3 in 2006.
Volume 3 contains papers by:
Michael Blakeney
David Brennan
Johanna Gibson
Alex Magaisa
Matthew Rimmer
Robynne Quiggin
Kimberlee Weatherall
Guido Westkamp
Daphne Zografos.
2006 Workshop Papers:
Workshop papers from 2006 will be published as New Directions
in Copyright Law Volume 5 and will be due for publication
in early summer 2007. Volume 3 contains
papers by:
Birgitte Andersen
Kathy Bowrey
Estelle Derclaye
Christophe Geiger
Christoph Beat Graber
Johnathan Griffiths
Meir Perez Pugatch
Uma Suthersanen
Working papers presented at the workshops in 2004 and 2005 are
available as .pdf files below.
2004
Workshop on Network Theme 1 (Theoretical Framework of Copyright
Law):
Mr John Cahir, Queen
Mary Intellectual Property Research Institute
The Moral Case
against Copyright Law in the Digitally Networked Environment
Dr Kathy Bowrey, School of Law, University
of New South Wales
Can we afford to think
about copyright in a global marketplace?
Ms Stina Teilmann, Department of Comparative
Literature, University of Copenhagen
His Own Unaided Work
Professor Joost Smiers, Centre of Research
of the Utrecht School of the Arts, The Netherlands
Artistic Expression in
a Corporate World: Do we need monopolistic control?
Workshop on Network Theme 2 (Globalisation, Convergence
and Divergence):
Dr Helle Porsdam, Center for American Studies,
University of Southern Denmark
From Pax Americana to
Lex Americana: American Legal and Cultural Hegemony
Dr Birgitte Andersen, School of Management,
Birkbeck, University of London
The Social and Economic
Effects of Copyrights in the Era of Globalization: A Contribution
to the Convergence vs Divergence Debate
Dr Katerina Sideri, School of Law, University
of Exeter
The Legal Regulation
of Peer-to-Peer File Sharing Systems
Dr Guido Westkamp, Queen Mary Intellectual
Property Research Institute, University of London
Convergence of IP Rights
and the Creation of Sui Generis Protection under TRIPS
Ms Pina D’Agostino, St Peter’s
College, University of Oxford
Globalisation, Convergence
and Divergence: Freelance Work in the Digital Era
2005
Workshop on Network Theme 4 (Protection of Traditional
Knowledge and Culture)
Professor Michael Blakeney, Queen Mary Intellectual
Property Institute:
International Developments
in the Protection of Traditional Cultural Expressions
Dr Jane Anderson, Australian Institute of Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander Studies & Centre for Folklore and
Cultural Heritage, Smithsonian Institution:
The Politics of Indigenous
Knowledge: Australia’s Proposed Communal Moral Rights Bill
Dr Alex Tawanda Magaisa, School of Law, University
of Nottingham:
Knowledge and Power: Legal,
Political and Socio-Historical Perspectives on the Protection of
Traditional Medical Knowledge Systems in Zimbabwe
Dr Johanna Gibson, Queen Mary Intellectual Property
Institute:
Community and the
Exhaustion of Culture: Creative Territories in Traditional Cultural
Expressions
Workshop on Network Theme 3 (Developments in Rights
Neighbouring on Copyright)
Dr Matthew Rimmer, Faculty of Law, Australian National
University
The Garden of Australian
Dreams: The Moral Rights of Landscape Architects
Kimberlee Weatherall, Faculty of Law, University
Of Melbourne, Associate Director (Law) IPRIA
“Pretend-y Rights”.
On the Insanely Complicated New Regime for Performers' Rights in
Australia, and how Australian Performers got gypped.
2006
Workshop on Network Theme 5 (Copyright and the New Technologies)
Workshop on Network Theme 6 (Copyright, Corporate Power and Human
Rights)
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