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Intellectual Property, Theory, Culture

Art and Copyright Law

An Interdisciplinary Study on Interpictoriality

Giulia Walter

Art and Copyright Law

Intellectual Property, Theory, Culture

Art and Copyright Law

An Interdisciplinary Study on Interpictoriality

Intellectual Property, Theory, Culture: Art and Copyright Law

 

This book tackles the lack of synchronicity between art and copyright law, proposing practical and interdisciplinary tools through which to navigate this conflict. It will be of interest to researchers in the field of art and copyright law, intellectual property and art.

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Beschrijving Intellectual Property, Theory, Culture: Art and Copyright Law

This book tackles the lack of synchronicity between art and copyright law, proposing practical and interdisciplinary tools through which to navigate this conflict. It will be of interest to researchers in the field of art and copyright law, intellectual property and art.

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9781032974484
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250
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Intellectual Property, Theory, Culture
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Kunstgeschiedenis
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1
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Nederlands
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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