Right to Research in International Copyright: NEWS

New PIJIP Working Paper: Repair As Research: How Copyright Impedes Learning About Devices

New PIJIP Working Paper: Repair As Research: How Copyright Impedes Learning About Devices

14 Aug, 2023

PIJIP has published a new working paper by Anthony D. Rosborough of the European University Institute and Aaron Perzanowski of the University of Michigan. The paper is part of our series on the Right to Research in International Copyright.

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PIJIP Report from the World Intellectual Property Organization 2023 General Assembly

PIJIP Report from the World Intellectual Property Organization 2023 General Assembly

18 Jul, 2023

This month, PIJIP Senior Research Analyst Andrés Izquierdo attended the World Intellectual Property (WIPO) General Assembly on behalf of the Global Network on Copyright User Rights.

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PIJIP Fellow Michael Palmedo Presents on Copyright Exceptions for Research at SERCI

PIJIP Fellow Michael Palmedo Presents on Copyright Exceptions for Research at SERCI

17 Jul, 2023

Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Michael Palmedo recently presented PIJIP’s empirical research on copyright exceptions for Text and Data Mining at the annual conference of the Society for the Economic Research of Copyright Issues.

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New PIJIP Working Paper: Transitional Justice, Truth, and Copyright - The Case of Colombia

New PIJIP Working Paper: Transitional Justice, Truth, and Copyright - The Case of Colombia

12 Jul, 2023

PIJIP has published a new working paper by Marcela Palacio Puerta at the Universidad Santo Tomás. The paper is part of our series on the Right to Research in International Copyright.

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New PIJIP Working Paper: Compliance of National TDM Rules with International Copyright Law: An Overrated Nonissue?

New PIJIP Working Paper: Compliance of National TDM Rules with International Copyright Law: An Overrated Nonissue?

27 Jun, 2023

PIJIP has published a new working paper by Professor Martin Senftleben from the University of Amsterdam Law School. The paper is part of our series on the Right to Research in International Copyright.

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New PIJIP Research Paper: Erasmian Perspectives on Copyright - Justifying a Right to Research

New PIJIP Research Paper: Erasmian Perspectives on Copyright - Justifying a Right to Research

23 Jun, 2023

PIJIP has published a new working paper by Dr. Tania Cheng-Davies, Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Bristol. The paper is part of our series on the Right to Research in International Copyright.

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PIJIP and the South Centre Host Course on Access to Knowledge in the Multilateral System

PIJIP and the South Centre Host Course on Access to Knowledge in the Multilateral System

12 Jun, 2023

This week, PIJIP and the South Centre are running a short course on the legal issues being considered by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Standing Committee on Copyright and Related Rights (SCCR).

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New PIJIP Working Paper: Government Role in Realising A 'Right' to Research in Africa

New PIJIP Working Paper: Government Role in Realising A 'Right' to Research in Africa

08 Jun, 2023

PIJIP has published a new working paper by Dr. Chijioke Okorie, Lecturer at the University of Pretoria.  The paper is part of our series on the Right to Research in International Copyright.

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PIJIP Researchers Andrés Izquierdo and Michael Palmedo Brief WIPO Delegates on the Program and Budget Committee

PIJIP Researchers Andrés Izquierdo and Michael Palmedo Brief WIPO Delegates on the Program and Budget Committee

06 Jun, 2023

The briefing note discussed the share of the budget that is dedicated to advancement of the WIPO Development Agenda, and ways that WIPO could incorporate balanced IP into their workplan for the coming two years.

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Recap of the 2023 Global Expert Network on Copyright User Rights Annual Meeting and Symposium

Recap of the 2023 Global Expert Network on Copyright User Rights Annual Meeting and Symposium

25 May, 2023

The main event, a Public Symposium on the "Protection of Copyright User Rights from Contractual Override," was co-hosted by the American Library Association and the Association of Research Libraries.  

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