The development of copyright and moral rights in the European legal systems : WestminsterResearch

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Title	The development of copyright and moral rights in the European legal systems
Authors	Newman, S.
Abstract	Compares how the concepts of copyright and authors' moral rights were influenced by the different courses of development of the legal systems in France, Germany and the UK. Considers which approach to moral rights is most suitable for the modern environment of international trade.
Journal	European Intellectual Property Review
Journal citation	33 (11), pp. 677-689
ISSN	0142-0461
Year	2011
Publisher	Sweet & Maxwell Ltd.
Published	2011

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