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Decks in this class (15)
Week 1
Copyright Law: Introduction. Nature and function of copyright law. Justification for monopoly rights. Concept of protection over immaterial goods. Copyright within general framework of intellectual property rights. Copyright as exclusive, transferable rights and as a moral rights protection.
157
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Week 2
International sources and principles in copyright law. Copyright EU law and CJEU’s jurisprudence. Europeanization of copyright law.
52
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Week 3
Protection subject matter. Work as an object of art and as an object of legal protective norms. Fixation. Originality versus creativity. Jurisprudence of the CJEU in regard to protection subject matter.
84
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Week 4
Works: independent – derivative -spired. Other types of works
44
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Week 5
Authorship. Who is author? Justification of authorship. Cooperation while creating a work (co-authorship).
66
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Week 6
Copyright as an exclusive right (economic rights) I. Justification of economic rights in a process of law making. History of economic rights.
60
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Week 7
Copyright as an exclusive right (economic rights) II. Basic economic rights in WIPO Treaties and the InfoSoc directive.
22
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Week 8
Copyright as a moral right (personal rights protection). Moral protection of authorship versus personal protection of author. Justification of moral rights in XXI century. The Berne Convention and moral rights. Protection over moral rights within EU framework.
80
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Week 9
How to limit copyright: exceptions in copyright’s system.
Limitation system in continental Europe (so-called exception list in the InfoSoc directive). Fair use system in US/UK legal systems. How to justify new limitations in copyright? How to enforce creativity? Case studies.
91
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Week 10
How to limit copyright: exceptions in copyright’s system. Fair use in US/UK legal systems. How to justify new limitations in copyright? How to enforce creativity? Case studies
112
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Week 11
Copyright as a transferable right: contracts. Management system of copyright: license and transfer of rights. Collective management in copyright system.
51
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Week 12
Copyright infringement (substantial and procedural issues): How to infringe copyright directly and indirectly? Intermediary’s liability. TPM in copyright (introduction).
9
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Week 13
Enforcement of copyright. Enforcement directive. Case studies. Evidence. Right of Information
12
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Week 14
Related rights system. Justification of related rights within copyright. Protection of artists, producers and editors in copyright law. Digital Single Market directive and new opportunities.
14
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Week 15
Related rights system. TRIPS, WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty, Digital Single Market directive
24
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