A Historical-Institutionalist Framework for Analysing Copyright Policymaking

Copyright law is the outcome of historically contingent processes and cannot be understood outside of the political forces that shape it. Because copyright is perpetuated by the exercise of power, understanding the power relations of copyright – who makes the rules, how they do so, and who wins and...

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Published in:	Copyfight p. 33
Main Author:	Haggart, Blayne
Format:	Book Chapter
Language:	English
Published:	Canada University of Toronto Press 2014
Subjects:	Behavioral sciences Civil law Cognitive processes Cognitive psychology Copyright laws Copyrights Decision making Economic disciplines Economics Historical methodology Historiography History History of ideas Human behavior Human societies Intellectual property law Law Path dependence Political debate Political ideologies Political institutions Political organizations Political particularism Political philosophy Political processes Political science Politics Property law Psychology Social behavior Social interaction Social structures Socioeconomics Sociology
ISBN:	9781442614543, 1442614544, 1442646640, 9781442646643
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