Cambridge Handbook of Intellectual Property in Central and Eastern Europe
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Cambridge Handbook of Intellectual Property in Central and Eastern Europe
Sundara Rajan, Mira T.
Cambridge University Press
05/2019
600
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Inglês
9781107156364
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This volume offers a novel look at intellectual property issues through the lens of the post-socialist and transitional experience in Central and Eastern European countries as well as a thought-provoking critique of current approaches, and builds a compelling case for cogent policymaking.
1. General introduction - intellectual property in Central and Eastern Europe: a new era of post-socialist transition Mira T. Sundara Rajan; 2. The patent system in pre-1989 Czechoslovakia Marketa Trimble; 3. The development of Hungarian copyright law until the creation of the First Copyright Act (1793-1884) Peter Mezei; 4. Moral rights and the cultural aspects of Hungarian copyright law: 1945-2000 Peter Munkacsi; 5. The Polish struggle with the concept of copyrightable work - a brief look at the history and contemporary issues Tomasz Rychliski and Grzegorz Pacek; 6. Comparing concepts of originality in EU, Lithuanian, and US law: photographs, news clips, databases, plot lines, TV formats, and other new uses of copyright works Azuolas Cekanavicius and Lois Fishman; 7. The comparative lessons of Itar-Tass Russian News Agency v Russian Kurier Peter Yu; 8. Communication to the public under union law from the perspective of Austrian and German copyright law - a notion in transition Michel M. Walter; 9. Collective management of copyright in Hungary Gabor Faludi; 10. Exceptions and limitations: a consideration of copyright theory and practice in the Czech Republic Matej Myska; 11. Digitization of Czech cultural heritage and new forms of information exclusivity Radim Polcak; 12. The treatment of authors' moral rights in Georgia Nino Tsaturova; 13. Performers' rights - a Central European export Rudolf Leska; 14. The white elephant in the room: implications of the digital single market strategy for film and television distribution in the Czech Republic Pavel Zahradka and Petr Szczepanik; 15. A Central and Eastern European perspective on EU copyright reform: the case of Lithuania Rita Matulionyte; 16. The painter, the one horn cow and ole Hank Wilson's back lot - the future of library digitization in Hungary and the European Union Peter Mezei; 17. Does paying innovative employees pay off? A brief look at Czech and Slovak IP law on employee remuneration Vojtech Chloupek; 18. Intellectual property rights in Albania: the 'B-52 energy drink' trademark case Viola Prifti and Denisa Asko; 19. The protection of geographical indications for agricultural products in the European Union Natalie Nathon; 20. Legal protection of the traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions of the indigenous peoples of the former Soviet Union Michael Newcity; Index.
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This volume offers a novel look at intellectual property issues through the lens of the post-socialist and transitional experience in Central and Eastern European countries as well as a thought-provoking critique of current approaches, and builds a compelling case for cogent policymaking.
1. General introduction - intellectual property in Central and Eastern Europe: a new era of post-socialist transition Mira T. Sundara Rajan; 2. The patent system in pre-1989 Czechoslovakia Marketa Trimble; 3. The development of Hungarian copyright law until the creation of the First Copyright Act (1793-1884) Peter Mezei; 4. Moral rights and the cultural aspects of Hungarian copyright law: 1945-2000 Peter Munkacsi; 5. The Polish struggle with the concept of copyrightable work - a brief look at the history and contemporary issues Tomasz Rychliski and Grzegorz Pacek; 6. Comparing concepts of originality in EU, Lithuanian, and US law: photographs, news clips, databases, plot lines, TV formats, and other new uses of copyright works Azuolas Cekanavicius and Lois Fishman; 7. The comparative lessons of Itar-Tass Russian News Agency v Russian Kurier Peter Yu; 8. Communication to the public under union law from the perspective of Austrian and German copyright law - a notion in transition Michel M. Walter; 9. Collective management of copyright in Hungary Gabor Faludi; 10. Exceptions and limitations: a consideration of copyright theory and practice in the Czech Republic Matej Myska; 11. Digitization of Czech cultural heritage and new forms of information exclusivity Radim Polcak; 12. The treatment of authors' moral rights in Georgia Nino Tsaturova; 13. Performers' rights - a Central European export Rudolf Leska; 14. The white elephant in the room: implications of the digital single market strategy for film and television distribution in the Czech Republic Pavel Zahradka and Petr Szczepanik; 15. A Central and Eastern European perspective on EU copyright reform: the case of Lithuania Rita Matulionyte; 16. The painter, the one horn cow and ole Hank Wilson's back lot - the future of library digitization in Hungary and the European Union Peter Mezei; 17. Does paying innovative employees pay off? A brief look at Czech and Slovak IP law on employee remuneration Vojtech Chloupek; 18. Intellectual property rights in Albania: the 'B-52 energy drink' trademark case Viola Prifti and Denisa Asko; 19. The protection of geographical indications for agricultural products in the European Union Natalie Nathon; 20. Legal protection of the traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions of the indigenous peoples of the former Soviet Union Michael Newcity; Index.
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