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000027434 1001_ $$aCunningham, Robert.
000027434 24510 $$aInformation Environmentalism :$$bA Governance Framework for Intellectual Property Rights.
000027434 264_1 $$aCheltenham, UK :$$bEdward Elgar,$$c2014.
000027434 300__ $$a320 pages ;$$c24 cm
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000027434 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 201-283) and index.
000027434 5050_ $$a1. Information Environmentalism -- 2. Information Paradox and Public Goods -- 3. Externalities and Monopolies -- 4. Information Commons -- 5. Tragedy of (Ignoring) the Information Semicommons -- 6. The Social Ecology of Information Environmental Governance -- 7. Should the Information Commons have Standing? -- 8. Rational Truths, Reasonable Arguments and Rhetorical Imagination -- 9. Public Choice Theory and Social Production -- 10. Constitutional Economics and the Separation of (Economic) Power -- 11. Control, Alt, Delete: Towards an Information Environmental Governance Framework -- Index.
000027434 520__ $$aThe regulation and flow of information continues to have a critical impact upon how people live their lives and the way society functions. In recent times, disinformation and privacy violation have become the ‘information pollution’ of the 21st century.  This book explores ways and means of protecting the ‘information environment’ by drawing upon four theories of contemporary environmentalism: welfare economics, the commons, ecology, and public choice theory. Welfare economics highlights the need to focus on costs (as well as benefits) when evaluating regulatory structures. The commons encourages queries about the validity of propertisation. Ecology speaks to the importance of diversity and resilience. And public choice theory hazards against the regulatory effect of concentrated interests. The lessons from each inspire the proposed information environmental governance framework.  By neatly capturing the metaphorical relationship between the physical environment and the information environment, Robert Cunningham explores progressive regulatory pathways for the digital age. This book will be a thought-provoking read for scholars and students with an interest in intellectual property or the regulation of information.
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