Preface
Part I: Copyright, Corporate Power and Human Rights
1. Database Sui Generis Right: The Need to Take the Public’s Right to Information and Freedom of Expression into Account
2. Author’s Right, Copyright and the Public’s Right to Information: A Complex Relationship (Rethinking Copyright in the Light of Fundamental Rights)
3. Traditional Cultural Expressions in a Matrix of Copyright, Cultural Diversity and Human Rights
4. Comparative Advertising: The Conflicting Claims of Copyright, Unfair Competition and Freedom of Expression
5. Political Economy of Intellectual Property Policy-Making: Theory and Practice – An Observation from a Realistic (and Slightly Cynical) Perspective
Part II: Copyright and the New Technologies
6. Copyright Law: A Stakeholders’ Palimpsest
7. How Technology Changes the Scope, Strength and Usefulness of Copyright: Revisiting the ‘Economic Rationales’ Underpinning Copyright Law in the New Economy
8. Fertile Ground: Law, Innovation and Creative Technologies
9. Owning Form, Sharing Content: Natural-Right Copyright and Digital Environment
Index