Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Intellectual Property for the 21st Century: Interdisciplinary Approaches
Teresa Scassa, Mistrale Goudreau, B Courtney Doagoo, and Madelaine Saginur
Theme One: New Windows on Intellectual Property Law
Chapter 1: Adapting Novel into Film
Cameron Hutchison
Chapter 2: Out of Tune: Why Copyright Law Needs Music Lessons
Carys Craig & Guillaume Laroche
Chapter 3: The Confidentiality of Seclusion: Studying Information Flows to Test Intellectual Property Paradigms
Margaret Ann Wilkinson
Chapter 4: The Precautionary Principle and Its Application in the Intellectual Property Context: Towards a Public Domain Impact Assessment
Graham J Reynolds
Chapter 5: Abus et Propriété Intellectuelle ou du Bon Usage des Droits
Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse
Chapter 6: Biopatenting and Industrial Policy Discourse: Decoding the Message of Biomedia on the Limits of Agents and Audiences
Bita Amani
Theme Two(a): New Windows — New Insights: A Different Disciplinary Lens
Chapter 7: Historical Institutionalism and the Politics of Intellectual Property
Blayne Haggart
Chapter 8: Feminist Anthropology and Copyright: Gauging the Application and Limitations of Oppositions Models
B Courtney Doagoo
Chapter 9: Intellectual Property, Employment, and Talent Relations: A Media Studies Perspective
Matt Stahl
Chapter 10: A Gramscian Analysis of the Public Performance Right
Louis D’Alton
Chapter 11: Branding Culture: Fictional Characters and Undead Celebrities in an Era of “Transpropertied” Media
Daniel Downes
Chapter 12: Punishment, Private Style: Statutory Damages in Canadian Copyright Law
João Velloso & Mistrale Goudreau
Theme Two(b): New Windows — New Insights: Discourses and Paradigms
Chapter 13: Information Society Discourse, Innovation, and Intellectual Property
Michael McNally
Chapter 14: Seeking the Margins—Fair Use and Copyright, Harold Innis, and Israel
Meera Nair
Chapter 15: Intellectual Property: The Promise and Risk of Human Rights
Chidi Oguamanam
Chapter 16: Merges on Just IP: Are IP Rights Basic?
Gregory Hagen
Chapter 17: Appropriation Appropriated: Ethical, Artistic, and Legal Debates in Canada
Laura J Murray & Kirsty Robertson
Chapter 18: The Story of My Life: Fiction, Ethics, and the Self at Law
Andrea Slane
Chapter 19: Structures of Sharing: Depropriation and Intellectual Property Law
Marcus Boon
Theme Three: Interdisciplinarity in Practice
Chapter 20: Mapping the Outcomes of Multidisciplinary Intellectual Property Research: Lessons from the African Copyright Experience
Jeremy de Beer
Chapter 21: Evidentiary Problems of Multidisciplinarity in the Litigation of Business Method Patents
Norman Siebrasse
Theme Four: Impact of Law or Impact on Law?
Chapter 22: Emerging Academic Scientists’ Exclusionary Encounters with Commercialization Law, Policy, and Practice
Matthew Herder
Chapter 23: Copyright’s Media Theory and the Internet: The Case of the Chilling Effects Doctrine
Jonathon W Penney
Chapter 24: Ambush Marketing Legislation to Protect Olympic Sponsors: A Step Too Far in the Name of Brand Protection?
Benoit Séguin & Teresa Scassa
Chapter 25: Copyright as Barrier to Creativity: The Case of User-Generated Content
Samuel Trosow