Some more titles I have stumbled upon recently.
Elkin-Koren, N. and Salzberger, E.M. (2013). The Law and
Economics of Intellectual Property in the Digital Age. Routledge: New York.
This title benefits from being recent, and goes into some depth over SOPA and the likes. It also critiques research from law and economics.
This title benefits from being recent, and goes into some depth over SOPA and the likes. It also critiques research from law and economics.
Bently, L., Davis, J. and Ginsburg, J.C. (2010). Copyright
and Piracy: An Interdisciplinary Critique. Cambridge University Press:
Cambridge.
I got alot out of this book. With distinct sub-chapters from different authors, it's easy to dip into what is most interesting to you where the book ends on a high with chapters going into depth on piracy in Jamaica. It also raises interesting questions throughout, with criticism over how well equipped criminologists are at studying piracy.
Both well worth a read.
I got alot out of this book. With distinct sub-chapters from different authors, it's easy to dip into what is most interesting to you where the book ends on a high with chapters going into depth on piracy in Jamaica. It also raises interesting questions throughout, with criticism over how well equipped criminologists are at studying piracy.
Both well worth a read.
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