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Intellectual Property And Traditional Cultural Expressions In A Digital Environment |
Edited by Christoph Beat Graber, i-call, University of Lucerne, Switzerland and Mira Burri-Nenova, World Trade Institute, University of Bern, Switzerland
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‘The first wave of scholarship on cultural appropriation was often better at denunciation than at grappling with the complexities of cultural heritage and its protection. Intellectual Property and Traditional Cultural Expressions in a Digital Environment launches a second wave: nuanced, interdisciplinary, looking past accusation toward flexible solutions. For all that, it is no less committed to social justice. By bringing together leading-edge scholarship from law, the arts, communications, anthropology, history, and philosophy, the editors have taken research on heritage protection to the next level of sophistication.’
– Michael F. Brown, Williams College, US and author of Who Owns Native Culture?
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Contents: Preface Part I: Local Traditions and Global Law Part II: Intellectual Property and Human Rights Part III: Intellectual Property Law and Policy Part IV: New Technologies and Development Annex Index
Contributors: C. Antons, H. Burkert, M. Burri-Nenova, E.B. Coleman, M. Dommann, A. Fischer-Lescano, J. Gibson, M.A. Girsberger, C.B. Graber, F. Macmillan, M. Sahlfeld, G. Teubner, W.B. Wendland
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