Diverse Voices in Intellectual Property Law

Caoimhe Ring, Lecturer at the University of Bristol Law SchoolEden Sarid, Lecturer at The Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London

• 1. Giving a Platform to Diverse Voices in Intellectual Property Law – Caoimhe Ring and Eden SaridPart I: Intellectual Property Law’s Creators2. Equal Rights, Unequal Rewards? An Empirical Analysis of Diversity in Copyright Markets – Arthur Ehlinger, Martin Kretschmer and Amy Thomas3. Rights-Rich, Remedy Poor: An Account of IP, Copying and Enforcement Mechanisms Through the Voices of UK Emerging Fashion Designers and Enforcement in the Stratified Field of Fashion – Tania Phipps-Rufus4. Selling Fandom Back to Itself: The Case of English-Language Danmei Publishing – Yin Harn LeePart II: Intellectual Property’s Subjects: Contested Boundaries5. Intellectual Property Rights for Indigenous Peoples: A Long and Winding Road – Graham Dutfield6. Indigenous Knowledge and the Public Domain – Jocelyn Bosse7. The Parody Exception in Copyright Law: A Forum for Cultural Dialogues? Harmonisation – Adela (Zhixuan) WangPart III: Reimagining Intellectual Property8. Pleasure Patents in Europe – Darren Smyth9. Can Trade Mark Law Prevent Diversity Hijacking? – Luminita Olteanu10. Humanity of Songs: A Feminist Reconstruction of Performers’ Rights – Metka Potočnik11. AI and Copyright Law: Who Lobbies for the Public Domain? – Alina Trapova

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