The international framework within which authors’ rights in their works are protected and exploited is often the topic of debate in the context of the reform of national copyright laws: Professor Sam Ricketson takes a pragmatic approach to identifying the “immovable obstacles” to reform, while seeking to expose the potential flexibilities and gaps – the “bendable boundaries” - within the international framework that may enable the realisation of some, at least, of the objectives of those who would seek to reform and reformulate copyright laws. It may be that there is a brave new world for the protection of authors’ rights that is embedded within the interstices of the present international framework that is waiting to be uncovered and realised. Why not attend this free seminar to find out more!
Professor Sam Ricketson (University of Melbourne) holds degrees from the Universities of Melbourne and London, and is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences of Australia and Australian Academy of Law.
Location: AG07b
College Building
City, University of London
St John Street
London
THE SEMINAR IS FREE BUT YOU NEED TO SIGN UP FOR THIS EVENT
https://www.city.ac.uk/events/2018/june/the-international-framework-for-the-protection-of-authors-bendable-boundaries-and-immovable-obstacles
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