International Copyright

"International Copyright: Considered in some of its Relations to Ethics and Political Economy" by George Haven Putnam explores the complex landscape of international copyright law at a crucial juncture in its development. This seminal work delves into the ethical and political economy considerations underpinning the global book trade and the publishing industry. Putnam meticulously examines the intricacies of intellectual property, offering insights into the historical context shaping copyright regulations. The book investigates the crucial relationship between copyright law and international business, offering a lens into the legal history of intellectual property rights. Providing a foundational understanding of the challenges and debates surrounding copyright on a global scale, this volume remains relevant for anyone interested in the intersection of law, ethics, and international commerce. A vital resource for understanding the historical foundations of copyright law and its enduring impact on the world of publishing.

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