@article{42062,
      author = {Mysoor, Poorna},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/42062},
      title = {Review of the Edited Volume by Enrico Bonadio and Nicola  Lucchi, Non-Conventional Copyright},
      abstract = {Aptly depicting street art by two of the most celebrated  artists Stik and LA2 on its cover, this book is a timely  addition to the bookshelves of academics, practitioners and  policy makers with an interest in copyright law.  Historically, copyright law has faced a constant demand to  expand protection to newer types of subject matter, beyond  the conventional categories of literary, artistic, musical  and dramatic works. This expansionary trend can be  attributed to socio-cultural transformations in post-war  societies coupled with technological advancements. Before  any commitment to legislative expansions, it is worth  examining whether and to what extent the existing regimes  can accommodate newer subject matter which challenges  traditional boundaries. Enrico Banadio and Nicola Lucchi  should be congratulated for curating this edited volume  which is both topical and ambitious in its coverage. This  volume includes a range of subject matter from graffiti,  tattoos, scent, comedic material and magic productions to  engineered gene sequences and creations generated by  artificial intelligence.},
      recid = {42062},
}