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EU Copyright Law

by Irini Stamatoudi, Paul Torremans

2nd Edition

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

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Book Details

Print ISBN9781786437792
eText ISBN9781786437808
PublisherEdward Elgar Publishing
Publishing Year2021
Edition2nd Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages1248

EU Copyright Law, 2nd Edition, is a legal commentary book that examines European Union copyright instruments and policies from EU and international viewpoints. Revised for the 2021 edition, the text addresses technological advancements, the demand for a borderless digital market, and resulting EU legislation.

The volume explores foundational European principles such as non-discrimination and the free movement of goods alongside article-by-article analysis of specific directives and regulations. It also examines how copyright rules interact with broader economic policies, telecommunications, and international trade.

Edited by Irini Stamatoudi and Paul Torremans, this work combines legal theory with practical insights to analyze the societal and economic roles of copyright. It supports researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in comparative and EU copyright law.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: IS THERE A CONCEPT OF EUROPEAN COPYRIGHT LAW? HISTORY, EVOLUTION, POLICIES AND POLITICS AND THE ACQUIS COMMUNAUTAIRE

  2. Chapter 2: THE PRINCIPLE OF NON-DISCRIMINATION

  3. Chapter 3: THE PRINCIPLE OF FREE MOVEMENT OF GOODS: COMMUNITY EXHAUSTION AND PARALLEL IMPORTS

  4. Chapter 4: THE ESSENTIAL FACILITIES PRINCIPLE AND OTHER ISSUES OF COMPETITION

  5. Chapter 5: THE SOFTWARE DIRECTIVE

  6. Chapter 6: THE RENTAL AND LENDING RIGHTS DIRECTIVE

  7. Chapter 7: THE SATELLITE AND CABLE DIRECTIVE

  8. Chapter 8: THE TERM DIRECTIVE

  9. Chapter 9: THE DATABASE DIRECTIVE

  10. Chapter 10: THE RESALE RIGHT DIRECTIVE

  11. Chapter 11: THE INFORMATION SOCIETY DIRECTIVE

  12. Chapter 12: THE ENFORCEMENT DIRECTIVE

  13. Chapter 13: THE ORPHAN WORKS DIRECTIVE

  14. Chapter 14: THE COLLECTIVE RIGHTS MANAGEMENT DIRECTIVE

  15. Chapter 15: THE PORTABILITY REGULATION

  16. Chapter 16: THE MARRAKESH TREATY ON CERTAIN PERMITTED USES FOR THE BENEFIT OF BLIND, VISUALLY IMPAIRED AND PRINT-DISABLED PERSONS

  17. Chapter 17: THE DIGITAL SINGLE MARKET DIRECTIVE

  18. Chapter 18: ACCESS AND RE-USE OF PUBLIC SECTOR INFORMATION IN A COPYRIGHT PERSPECTIVE

  19. Chapter 19: A UNITED STATES PERSPECTIVE ON DIGITAL SINGLE MARKET DIRECTIVE ARTICLE 17

  20. Chapter 20: THE NETCAB DIRECTIVE

  21. Chapter 21: THE EU POLICIES AND ACTIONS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST PIRACY

  22. Chapter 22: BRINGING EUROPE'S CULTURAL HERITAGE ONLINE: INITIATIVES AND CHALLENGES

  23. Chapter 23: FROM A 'DIGITAL AGENDA FOR EUROPE', TO A 'DIGITAL SINGLE MARKET', TO A 'EUROPE FIT FOR THE DIGITAL AGE', A DECADE OF EUROPEAN UNION COPYRIGHT POLICY IN THE SHADOW OF CRISES

  24. Chapter 24: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND THE EU RULES ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: MATCH OR MISMATCH?

  25. Chapter 25: THE EXPORT OF EU COPYRIGHT LAW: THE EXAMPLE OF THE FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS

  26. Chapter 26: THE EU STANCE IN INTERNATIONAL MATTERS

  27. Chapter 27: THE ROLE OF THE COURT OF JUSTICE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF EU COPYRIGHT LAW: AN EMPIRICAL EXPERIENCE

  28. Chapter 28: TOWARDS A EUROPEAN COPYRIGHT LAW: TERRITORIALITY AND LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS AS MAJOR OUTSTANDING ISSUES

  29. Chapter 29: ADVOCATING AN EU COPYRIGHT TITLE

  30. Chapter 30: CONCLUSION

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