Geschichte und Zukunft des Urheberrechts II

Contributions by Christoph-Eric Mecke Contributions by Andreas Deutsch Contributions by Thomas Gergen Contributions by Renate Frohne Contributions by Julia Dreyer Contributions by Stephan Meder Contributions by Thomas Rüfner Contributions by Bernd-Rüdiger Kern Contributions by Alexander Nebrig Contributions by David von Mayenburg Contributions by Fedor Seifert Edited by Stephan Meder

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Extent: 262 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Law

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(October 2020)

ISBN: 9783847111764

6.3 x 9.25 inches

Price: $69.00

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Beitragerinnen und Beitrager aus Wissenschaft und Praxis erortern das breite Spektrum urheberrechtlicher Sachverhalte und Entscheidungen.


Why didn’t Roman copyright exist? Did the humanist Konrad Lagus just copy the theory of aequitas from his colleague Bude? What was the dispute between Richard Strauss and Luigi Denza about? Who is litigating against the “original Sachertorte” and what does the photo of the dead Bismarck have to do with the DSGVO? The contributors from science and practice discuss the wide range of copyright cases and decisions. In terms of content, the articles deal with the history of copyright in various types of work. The articles make it clear that the conflict of interest that exists at all times between the creator of the work, the copyright owner and the user cannot be solved with pre-made templates. With a look backwards they provide impulses for thinking about future copyright law.

  • Contributions by Christoph-Eric Mecke
  • Contributions by Andreas Deutsch
  • Contributions by Thomas Gergen
  • Contributions by Renate Frohne
  • Contributions by Julia Dreyer
  • Contributions by Stephan Meder
  • Contributions by Thomas Rüfner
  • Contributions by Bernd-Rüdiger Kern
  • Contributions by Alexander Nebrig
  • Contributions by David von Mayenburg
  • Contributions by Fedor Seifert
  • Edited by Stephan Meder