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DESCRIPTION:A CIPP talk with Professor Guy Pessach\, Faculty of Law\, Hebre
 w University\, Jerusalem.\n\nAbout the speaker\n\nProfessor Guy Pessach’s 
 main areas of research are Copyright Law\, Comparative and International A
 spects of the Creative Industries and Law & Technology.\n\nPessach was a F
 ulbright Scholar\, Residential Fellow at the Information Society Project\,
  Yale Law School\; a Visiting Professor at Columbia Law School & the Cente
 r for Transnational Legal Studies\, Georgetown University Law School and a
 lso an Erasmus Mundus\, Visiting Scholar at the Center for Law\, Society a
 nd Pop Culture\, University of Westminster.\n\nPrior to his academic caree
 r\, Pessach clerked for Justice Zamir at the Israeli Supreme Court. \n\nAb
 stract\n\nThe frame “Beyond IP” is gradually becoming a key term in the po
 litical economy of intellectual property. It captures the social costs of 
 legal ordering through intellectual property and offers alternative instit
 utions and regulatory options. “Beyond IP” is also a descriptive term that
  summarizes a growing number of contemporary information and cultural inst
 itutions\, which rest upon concepts of free content and free access as the
 ir building blocks.\n\nThis talk questions the conventional wisdom of crit
 ical copyright scholarship\, which tends to pair proprietary intellectual 
 property protection with informational capitalism and the commodification 
 of culture. It offers the first novel critical examination of the politica
 l economy of information markets that operate beyond the boundaries of IP.
  It shall be argued that tensions and dichotomies that we are accustomed t
 o attribute to 'IP-centric' regimes are tensions and dichotomies which may
  appear\, or even be stimulated\, also by copyright’s negative spaces and 
 certain beyond IP legal regimes. Beyond IP market realms tend to conflict 
 with the values of cultural democracy\, informational privacy and creative
  diversity.\n\nThis analysis bears significant normative implications on t
 he desirability of contemporary approaches\, which support legal reforms t
 owards beyond IP legal regimes.\n
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LOCATION:NCDH 316\, Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 36
 44 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Beyond IP - The Cost of Free Informational Capitalism in a Post IP 
 Era
URL:/law/channels/event/beyond-ip-cost-free-informatio
 nal-capitalism-post-ip-era-259143
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