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Cambridge University Press Cambridge Copyright and International Negotiations in China

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Description

Explore the evolution of Chinese copyright law through this historical study from Cambridge University Press. This academic text examines how China's contemporary political economy and international copyright law shape its legal landscape. The book analyzes the connection between copyright systems and censorship, showing how these factors influence freedom of expression. While China has adopted a modern system of copyright rules intended to support free expression, it continues to enforce an old censorship regime. This volume provides a detailed look at how the tension between international law and domestic control affects the ability of creators to share their work in China.

Key Features

This book is part of the Cambridge Intellectual Property and Information Law series, number 35.

Published by Cambridge University Press, this title offers a historical study of Chinese copyright law.

The text analyzes the relationship between China's copyright system and national censorship regimes.

Readers can examine how international copyright law impacts the political economy of China.

The content explores the conflict between modern copyright rules and existing freedom of expression limits.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
18 May 2017
Listed Since
12 July 2016

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