July-December 2019
ISSN 2516-1210 (Print), 2515-9887 (Online)
Copyright clearly faces the constant challenge of achieving a balance between confluent interests of several stakeholders. As it is an area of the law related to culture and science, it touches multiple aspects of legal analysis from philosophy, international law to criminal and private law. This Research Handbook on Copyright presents questions and challenges on copyright issues that project the discipline in the future. This book offers a broad perspective of areas to consider of possible research about copyright. Although most of the attention is paid to issues related to EU copyright law and its problems of harmonisation, it also reflects global issues and interesting perspectives from other jurisdictions.
2 Myra J Tawfik, ‘Copyright History as Book History: The Law Inmultidisciplinary Context’ in Paul Torremans (ed), Research Handbook on Copyright
Law (2nd edn, Edward Elgar Publishing 2017). 34.
3 Justin Koo, ‘Enforcing the EU Right of Communication to the Public in
Cases of Ubiquitous Infringement’ in Paul Torremans (ed), Research Handbook on Copyright Law (1st edn, Edward Elgar Publishing 2017). 199.
4 Justine Pila, ‘Copyright and Related Rights: Outlining a Case for European
Morality/Public Policy Exclusion’ in Paul Torremans (ed), Research Handbook on Copyright Law (1st edn, Edward Elgar Publishing 2017). 450-451.
5 European Max Planck Group on Conflict of Laws in Intellectual Property.
Conflict of Law in Intellectual Property: The CLIP Principles and Commentary (Oxford University Press, 2013), 69. Cited by Paul Torremans, ‘Copyright Jurisdiction under EU Private International Law’ in Paul Torremans
(ed), Research Handbook on Copyright Law (1st edn, Edward Elgar Publishing 2017). 565.
6 Thomas Riis and Jens Schovsbo, ‘The Borderless Online User: Carving up
the Market for Online and Streaming Services’ in Paul Torremans (ed), Reagreements in which territorial delineation is established might be void if
they are contrary to competition rules, the existing copyright on the contents implicates that there would be an infringement if the user accesses
the content through the service provider in a country in which the
provider does not hold the right to do it so.
search Handbook on Copyright Law (1st edn, Edward Elgar Publishing
2017). 317.
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