This volume is a guide for scholars, policymakers, attorneys, teachers, judges, and students interested in the theories, policies, and doctrines of copyright law. Featuring experts from around the world, the handbook offers a systematic, comparative study of copyright in major jurisdictions including the United States, the European Union, and China.
This volume is a guide for scholars, policymakers, attorneys, teachers, judges, and students interested in the theories, policies, and doctrines of copyright law. Featuring experts from around the world, the handbook offers a systematic, comparative study of copyright in major jurisdictions including the United States, the European Union, and China.
Part I. The Theoretical Foundation of Copyright Limitations: 1. The economics of copyright exemptions: a comparative analysis Ben Depoorter; 2. Self-actualization and the need to create as a limit on copyright Christopher S. Yoo; Part II. Internationalizing Copyright Exceptions: 3. Displacing the dominance of the three-step test: the role of global, mandatory use Tanya Aplin and Lionel Bently; 4. An international instrument for permitted uses in copyright law Reto M. Hilty and Valentina Moscon; 5. A copyright limitations treaty based on the Marrakesh model: nightmare or dream come true? Martin Senftleben; 6. Protection of limitations and exceptions in the international copyright framework Sam Ricketson; Part III. Models of Copyright Exceptions: 7. Debunking the fair use vs fair dealing myth: have we had fair use all along? Ariel Katz; 8. Fair use as an advance on fair dealing? Depolarising the debate Michael Handler and Emily Hudson; 9. The changing judicial politics of copyright exceptions in the UK Robert Burrell; 10. 'Fair use' through fundamental rights in Europe: when freedom of artistic expression allows creative appropriations and opens up statutory copyright limitations Christophe Geiger; 11. Limitations and exceptions in copyright law across the Taiwan Strait Kung-Chung Lin; 12. A general clause on copyright limitations in civil law countries: recent discussion on Japanese-style fair use clause Tatsuhiro Ueno; 13. Bridging fair dealing and fair use concepts: Malaysia's transition to a hybrid system Ida Madieha Azmi; Part IV. Obvious and Hidden Values in the Working of Copyright Exceptions: 14. Creating a public interest principle for the adjudication of fair use and fair dealing cases Haochen Sun; 15. An empirical review of the copyright limitations and exceptions in educational activities Daniel Seng; 16. Copyright and academic photocopying: the University of Delhi case Arpan Banerjee; 17. Parody, satire, caricature and pastiche: fair dealing is no laughing matter David Tan; 18. Cultural impact on copyright exceptions: parody in Germany and Japan Christopher Rademacher; 19. From fair dealing to user-generated content: legal la la land in Hong Kong Alice Lee and Brendan Clift; 20. Rights, exceptions, and the 'work' of news Graeme W. Austin; 21. Copyright and religion: an exemption for the use of music and songs in worship? Ng-Loy Wee Loon; 22. Security measures and the future of fair use David Nimmer.
Part I. The Theoretical Foundation of Copyright Limitations: 1. The economics of copyright exemptions: a comparative analysis Ben Depoorter; 2. Self-actualization and the need to create as a limit on copyright Christopher S. Yoo; Part II. Internationalizing Copyright Exceptions: 3. Displacing the dominance of the three-step test: the role of global, mandatory use Tanya Aplin and Lionel Bently; 4. An international instrument for permitted uses in copyright law Reto M. Hilty and Valentina Moscon; 5. A copyright limitations treaty based on the Marrakesh model: nightmare or dream come true? Martin Senftleben; 6. Protection of limitations and exceptions in the international copyright framework Sam Ricketson; Part III. Models of Copyright Exceptions: 7. Debunking the fair use vs fair dealing myth: have we had fair use all along? Ariel Katz; 8. Fair use as an advance on fair dealing? Depolarising the debate Michael Handler and Emily Hudson; 9. The changing judicial politics of copyright exceptions in the UK Robert Burrell; 10. 'Fair use' through fundamental rights in Europe: when freedom of artistic expression allows creative appropriations and opens up statutory copyright limitations Christophe Geiger; 11. Limitations and exceptions in copyright law across the Taiwan Strait Kung-Chung Lin; 12. A general clause on copyright limitations in civil law countries: recent discussion on Japanese-style fair use clause Tatsuhiro Ueno; 13. Bridging fair dealing and fair use concepts: Malaysia's transition to a hybrid system Ida Madieha Azmi; Part IV. Obvious and Hidden Values in the Working of Copyright Exceptions: 14. Creating a public interest principle for the adjudication of fair use and fair dealing cases Haochen Sun; 15. An empirical review of the copyright limitations and exceptions in educational activities Daniel Seng; 16. Copyright and academic photocopying: the University of Delhi case Arpan Banerjee; 17. Parody, satire, caricature and pastiche: fair dealing is no laughing matter David Tan; 18. Cultural impact on copyright exceptions: parody in Germany and Japan Christopher Rademacher; 19. From fair dealing to user-generated content: legal la la land in Hong Kong Alice Lee and Brendan Clift; 20. Rights, exceptions, and the 'work' of news Graeme W. Austin; 21. Copyright and religion: an exemption for the use of music and songs in worship? Ng-Loy Wee Loon; 22. Security measures and the future of fair use David Nimmer.
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