The Cambridge Handbook of Copyright Limitations and Exceptions - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Contributors

pp viii-x

Preface

pp xi-xiv

Part I - The Theoretical Foundation of Copyright Limitations

pp 1-34

1 - The Economics of Copyright Exemptions: A Comparative Analysis

pp 3-11

2 - Self-Actualization and the Need to Create As a Limit on Copyright

pp 12-34

Part II - Internationalizing Copyright Exceptions

pp 35-108

3 - Displacing the Dominance of the Three-Step Test: The Role of Global Mandatory Fair Use

pp 37-58

4 - An International Instrument on Permitted Uses in Copyright Law

pp 59-73

5 - A Copyright Limitations Treaty Based on the Marrakesh Model: Nightmare or Dream Come True?

pp 74-90

6 - Protection of Limitations and Exceptions in the International Copyright Framework

pp 91-108

Part III - Models of Copyright Exceptions

pp 109-230

7 - Debunking the Fair Use vs. Fair Dealing Myth: Have We Had Fair Use All Along?

pp 111-139

8 - Fair Use As an Advance on Fair Dealing? Depolarizing the Debate

pp 140-157

9 - The Changing Judicial Politics of Copyright Exceptions in the UK

pp 158-173

10 - “Fair Use” through Fundamental Rights in Europe: When Freedom of Artistic Expression Allows Creative Appropriations and Opens Up Statutory Copyright Limitations

pp 174-194

11 - Limitations and Exceptions in Copyright Law across the Taiwan Strait

pp 195-210

12 - A General Clause on Copyright Limitations in Civil Law Countries: Recent Discussion on Japanese-Style Fair Use Clause

pp 211-215

13 - Bridging Fair Dealing and Fair Use Concepts: Malaysia’s Transition to a Hybrid System

pp 216-230

Part IV - Obvious and Hidden Values in the Working of Copyright Exceptions

pp 231-402

14 - Creating a Public Interest Principle for the Adjudication of Fair Use and Fair Dealing Cases

pp 233-266

15 - An Empirical Review of the Copyright Limitations and Exceptions for Educational Activities

pp 267-303

16 - Copyright and Academic Photocopying: The Delhi University Case

pp 304-323

17 - Parody, Satire, Caricature, and Pastiche: Fair Dealing Is No Laughing Matter

pp 324-342

18 - Cultural Impact on Copyright Exceptions: Parody in Germany and Japan

pp 343-363

19 - From Fair Dealing to User-Generated Content: Legal La La Land in Hong Kong

pp 364-376

20 - Rights, Exceptions, and the “Work” of News

pp 377-388