Law French Copyright Law and Cultural Policy / Makoto Nagatsuka

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Law
[Introduction]
What is the law of the French cultural power?
Introduction
Contents
Introduction
Introduction
Part I : "General Theory of Moral Rights of Authors -- Taking French Law as an Example"
Chapter 1 : Philippe Godra, "General Theory of Moral Rights of Authors -- Taking French Law as an Example"
Part 1 : French Moral Rights after the 19th Century
Chapter 2 : The General Theory of Moral Rights of Authors -- The Berne Convention
Conclusion
Part II : French Moral Rights after the 19th Century
Chapter 2 : The Yugoslavia, the International Society of Copyright Law (ALAI), and the Berne Convention
Introduction
Chapter 3 : International Treaties of Copyrights and the Roles of ALAI
Chapter 3 : The Role of International Treaties of Copyrights and the Roles of The Berne Convention
Introduction
1 : The Birth of Ancillary Theories under the Old Law
Consideration of recent and important copyright cases in the European Union. "
1 Concept of Author
2 Proprietary Rights
3 Moral Rights of Author
4 Use of Proprietary Rights
5 Defense of Rights
Chapter 7 The Press Neighborhood Rights Act and its Enforcement - The French Press and Google's Battle
Introduction
I Process and Overview of the Press Neighborhood Rights Act
II Resistance by Google and the Enforcement of the Press Neighborhood Rights Act - Decisions by the Four Competition Committees
III Actions by Legislators and Governments
Conclusion - Suggestions for Japanese Law
Summary of Author
As of March 2025
Professor, Graduate School of Law, Hitotsubashi University 500 2013 Kuehl Lê Lựu