No Trespassing: Authorship, Intellectual Property Rights, and the Boundaries of Globalization (Studies in Book and Print Culture) - Tapa blanda

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Eva Hemmungs WirtÉn is a professor of Mediated Culture in the Department of Social Change and Culture, LinkÖping University, Sweden.

De la contraportada

'Eva Hemmungs Wirtén's fascinating account of the development of intellectual property law and the vicissitudes of its application will be of interest to all those concerned with the politics of cultural production and dissemination in an age of globalization. Hemmungs Wirtén raises troubling questions about the enclosure of the intellectual commons and the fate of the public domain in the twenty-first century.'

'No Trespassing is an original and important overview of intellectual property rights and the global political economy. Well grounded in both theory and history, Eva Hemmungs Wirtén has written one of the most important books on the subject in years.'

'I find it hard to think of another writer from the Humanities who deals so surely and confidently with intellectual property. No Trespassing is a fresh and original contribution to the field. Best thing I've read in ages.'

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'Eva Hemmungs Wirtén's fascinating account of the development of intellectual property law and the vicissitudes of its application will be of interest to all those concerned with the politics of cultural production and dissemination in an age of globalization. Hemmungs Wirtén raises troubling questions about the enclosure of the intellectual commons and the fate of the public domain in the twenty-first century.'

'No Trespassing is an original and important overview of intellectual property rights and the global political economy. Well grounded in both theory and history, Eva Hemmungs Wirtén has written one of the most important books on the subject in years.'

'I find it hard to think of another writer from the Humanities who deals so surely and confidently with intellectual property. No Trespassing is a fresh and original contribution to the field. Best thing I've read in ages.'