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Copyright Beyond Law: Regulating Creativity in the Graffiti Subculture

Copyright Beyond Law: Regulating Creativity in the Graffiti Subculture

Dukki Hong - PhD Candidate

This book review presents an overview of Marta Iljadica’s book, Copyright Beyond Law: Regulating Creativity in the Graffiti Subculture. Through a legal and empirical analysis, the author presents a well researched and thought provoking insight into graffiti culture, its subculture and the codes of conduct in the context of copyright law.

Comic Art, Creativity and the Law

Comic Art, Creativity and the Law

Rosanna Bell - Second Year LLB (Hons) Student

Published in Issue 2, December 2018

This book review presents an overview of Professor Marc H. Greenberg’s book Comic Art, Creativity and the Law. Covering a range of topics from copyright, contracts, tax and laws surrounding obscenity, the book is a must-read for academics with an interest in intellectual property law as well as other areas of law.

Keywords:

Admissibility AFR Aggression armed attack athletes Australia biometric Brexit Cambridge Analytica casinos Caveat Emptor CDPA 1988 Change civil partnerships co-habitation rights co-habiting couples code of conduct Comcast comic art Complementarity Construction Consumer protection Consumer rights Contract Contracts of Sale of Goods contractual interpretation Convictions Abroad copyright copyright law Corporate law Corporate remedies creativity criminal law cross-contamination culture Data protection Defamation Digital Directors Disqualification dishonesty doping duty of care Economic liberalism Employment Law Employment Rights Act Employment Status Enterprise and Employment Act 2015 entire agreement clause Equitable considerations exclusion clauses Exclusionary Principle firearms France Freedom Freedom of Contract gambling law Gig Economy governance graffiti gross negliegence human right Human Rights Humanities ICC Immunity Implied Terms Information Internal market international criminal justice International Law Internet Interpretation Jurisdiction Law Le PACS Legal Certainty Liability Living Corporate Contract manslaughter Media Misinformation misrepresentation Modern Working Practice necessity Netflix Network Neutrality New Zealand Objectivity PACS Party Autonomy Personal data Preface Privacy prohibition of force proportionality Public Bodies Quantitative restrictions Reform Regulatory autonomy Rome Statute Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi security self defence Small Business Socio-legal studies sport subculture Subjectivity tax Taylor Report Technology theft theft act 1968 Transboundary waters Treaty Agreements Tunnelling United Nations USA WADA Workers Working Papers Series