@article{49057,
      recid = {49057},
      author = {Veiksa, Ingrida,},
      title = {The author's moral right of withdrawal and its reasonable  restriction or contractual waive.},
      pages = {1 online resource (pages 509-517)},
      abstract = {Copyright protects original works of authorship by  granting the author economic rights, which give the author  an exclusive right of economic exploitation, and moral  rights, which protect noneconomic interests of the author.  Moral rights are not considered property, but an aspect of  the author's personality. The aim of this study is to find  a solution how to include one of the author's moral  rights—the right of withdrawal—in the national legal acts,  so that it meets the interests of both the author himself  and the user of the work. The research question is: how  much should it be necessary to limit the right of  withdrawal so that neither the transferee of the economic  rights nor other coauthors of the work suffer from its  excessive use? To find an answer to the research question,  international and national legal norms of various countries  were studied, the materials of international conferences  were analyzed, as well as the information available on the  Internet about the origin, use, and development of moral  rights were taken into account. There is a wide diversity  of opinion on the application of right of withdrawal, as  well as great differences in the laws of individual  countries. Although the laws of Common Law countries  include mandatory moral rights (according to the Berne  Convention), the right of withdrawal in its classical form  is not provided for in any of the analyzed countries. In  Civil Law countries are different attitudes to withdrawal  rights. Some Civil Law countries have and some have not  included these rights in national copyright law. The right  of withdrawal can be included in the catalog of moral  rights of national copyright laws, but it cannot be an  unlimited right. Certain limitations or exceptions must be  established for specific types of work or specific  situations of use. It should also be possible for the  author to contractually transfer or waive certain moral  rights in specific situations.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/49057},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1111/jwip.12284},
}