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000022613 1001_ $$aDrahos, Peter,$$d1955-$$eauthor.
000022613 24512 $$aA philosophy of intellectual property /$$cPeter Drahos.
000022613 264_1 $$aAldershot :$$bDartmouth,$$cc1996.
000022613 300__ $$axii, 257 pages ;$$c24 cm.
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000022613 4901_ $$aDartmouth series in applied legal philosophy
000022613 500__ $$a"Dartmouth series in applied legal philosophy"--Ser. pref.
000022613 500__ $$a"Transfered [sic] to digital printing in 2012"--Title page verso.
000022613 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 229-250) and index.
000022613 5050_ $$a1. Introduction; 2. Justifying intellectual property: back to the beginning; 3. Locke, labour and the intellectual commons; 4. Hegel: the spirit of intellectual property; 5. Abstract objects in productive life: marx's story; 6. Property, opportunity and self-interest; 7. The power of abstract objects; 8. The justice of information; 9. Intellectual property: for instrumentalism, against proprietarianism.
000022613 5208_ $$aAre intellectual property rights like other property rights? More and more of the world's knowledge and information is under the control of intellectual property owners. What are the justifications for this? What are the implications for power and for justice of allowing this property form to range across social life? Can we look to traditional property theory to supply the answers or do we need a new approach? Intellectual property rights relate to abstract objects - objects like algorithms and DNA sequences. The consequences of creating property rights in such objects are far reaching. A Philosophy of Intellectual Property argues that lying at the heart of intellectual property are duty-bearing privileges. We should adopt an instrumentalist approach to intellectual property and reject a proprietarian approach - an approach which emphasizes the connection between labour and property rights. The analysis draws on the history of intellectual property, legal materials, the work of Grotius, Pufendorf, Locke, Marx and Hegel, as well as economic, sociological and legal theory. The book is designed to be accessible to specialists in a number of fields as well as students. It will interest philosophers, political scientists, economists, legal scholars as well as those professionals concerned with policy issues raised by modern technologies and the information society.
000022613 650_0 $$aRechtstheorie.
000022613 650_0 $$aLaw$$xPhilosophy.
000022613 650_0 $$aRecht van de intellectuele eigendom.
000022613 650_0 $$aIntellectual property.
000022613 650_6 $$aPropriété intellectuelle.
000022613 7001_ $$aDrahos, Peter,$$d1955-
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000022613 830_0 $$aDartmouth series in applied legal philosophy.
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