This perceptive book focuses on the interplay between the substantive provisions of intellectual property (IP) rights and the rules of enforcement. Featuring contributions from internationally recognised IP scholars, the book investigates different methods of ensuring that IP contractual and enforcement practices support the overall goals of the IP system.

Providing a comprehensive overview of contemporary issues in IP protection, including online content moderation, right of access, and copyright contract law, this book presents an interdisciplinary perspective on intellectual property rights around the world. The contributing authors explore algorithmic decision-making in IP rights, the practice of music sampling in relation to piracy, and an evaluation of the adequacy of statutory fair compensation provisions for authors and performers. The book also proposes a series of solutions for future international copyright issues and legislations limiting contractual freedom.

This book will be a valuable resource for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in intellectual property law.

About the Author
Edited by Jens Schovsbo, dr.jur., PhD, Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Center for Information and Innovation Law (CIIR), University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Reviews
'In this volume he edited as ATRIP's President, Jens Schovsbo turns the analytical spotlight on a key aspect of intellectual property rights, their exploitation, often via licenses and other contractual arrangements. The book offers useful ideas to improve the balance between IP owners and users, and those in between.' -- Daniel Gervais, Vanderbilt University, US



Book Information
ISBN 9781035311453
Author Jens Schovsbo
Format Hardback
Page Count 258
Imprint Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Publisher Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd