Table Of ContentAcross Intellectual Property
This book is an examination of topical and fundamental issues from
acrossIPlaw,bringingtogetherauthorsfromtheUS,UK,Europe,Asia,
AustraliaandNewZealandinacomparativecollectionaimedatawide
internationalaudience,especiallyincommonlawjurisdictions.Ittakesas
astartingpointtheworkofinternationallyrenownedAustralianscholar
Sam Ricketson, whose contributions to IP law and practice have been
extensiveandrichlydiverse,witharangeofengagementsthroughteach-
ing,scholarship,practiceandlawreform.Thebookisstructuredinfour
parts,which move across IP regimes, jurisdictions, disciplines and pro-
fessions, addressing issues that include what exactly is protected by IP
regimes;regimedifferences,overlapsandtransplants;copyrightauthor-
ship and artificial intelligence; internationalization of IP through public
andprivateinternationallaw;IPintersectionswithhistoricalandempir-
icalresearch,humanrights,privacy,personalityandculturalidentity;and
IPscholarsanduniversitiesandtheinfluenceoftreatisesandtextbooks.
graeme w austin isProfessorofLawatMelbourneLawSchooland
Chair of Private Law at Victoria University of Wellington. His books
includeHumanRightsandIntellectualProperty:MappingtheGlobalInter-
face (Cambridge University Press, 2011) and International Intellectual
PropertyandtheASEANWay:PathwaystoInteroperability(edited,Cam-
bridgeUniversityPress,2017).
andrew f christie,ProfessorandChairofIntellectualPropertyat
Melbourne Law School, has held distinguished visitor positions at the
University of Cambridge, Duke University, the University of Toronto
and the National University of Singapore and has been identified by
ManagingIPasoneofthe‘world’s50mostinfluentialpeopleinintellec-
tualproperty’.
andrew t kenyon is Professor in the Melbourne Law School and
has held visiting appointments at the University of British Columbia,
LondonSchoolofEconomics,QueenMaryUniversityofLondon,and
UniversityParis1PanthéonSorbonne.Heresearchesacrossmedialaw,
and his publications include Comparative Defamation and Privacy Law
(edited,CambridgeUniversityPress,2016).
megan richardson is Professor of Law, Co-Director CMCL and
Director IPRIA, Melbourne Law School, researching in intellectual
propertyandpersonalityrights.RecentbooksincludeFashioningIntellec-
tualProperty:Exhibition,AdvertisingandthePress:1789–1918(Cambridge
UniversityPress,2012)andTheRighttoPrivacy:OriginsandInfluenceofa
Nineteenth-CenturyIdea(CambridgeUniversityPress,2017).
CAMBRIDGE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND
INFORMATIONLAW
As its economic potential has rapidly expanded, intellectual property
hasbecomeasubjectoffront-ranklegalimportance.CambridgeIntel-
lectualPropertyandInformationLawisaseriesofmonographstudies
ofmajorcurrentissuesinintellectualproperty.Eachvolumecontainsa
mixofinternational,European,comparativeandnationallaw,making
this a highly significant series for practitioners, judges and academic
researchersinmanycountries.
SeriesEditors
LionelBently
HerchelSmithProfessorofIntellectualPropertyLaw,Universityof
Cambridge
GraemeDinwoodie
GlobalProfessorofIntellectualPropertyLaw,Chicago-KentCollegeofLaw,
IllinoisInstituteofTechnology
AdvisoryEditors
WilliamRCornish,EmeritusHerchelSmithProfessorofIntellectual
PropertyLaw,UniversityofCambridge
FrançoisDessemontet,ProfessorofLaw,UniversityofLausanne
JaneCGinsburg,MortonLJanklowProfessorofLiteraryandArtistic
PropertyLaw,ColumbiaLawSchool
PaulGoldstein,ProfessorofLaw,StanfordUniversity
TheRtHonSirRobinJacob,HughLaddieProfessorofIntellectual
Property,UniversityCollegeLondon
AnsgarOhly,ProfessorofIntellectualPropertyLaw,Ludwig-Maximilian
UniversityofMunich
Alistofbooksintheseriescanbefoundattheendofthisvolume.
SamRicketson(photographbyHamishCarr)
Across Intellectual Property
Essays in Honour of Sam Ricketson
Edited by
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MelbourneLawSchool,VictoriaUniversityofWellington
Andrew F Christie
MelbourneLawSchool
Andrew T Kenyon
MelbourneLawSchool
Megan Richardson
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Contents
Noteson Contributors page x
Introduction: Across Intellectual Property 1
graemewaustin,andrewfchristie,
andrewtkenyonandmeganrichardson
Part I Across Regimes 9
1 A Matter ofSense: What Intellectual Property Rights Protect 11
andrewfchristie
2 Overlap and Redundancy in the Intellectual Property System:
TradeMark Always Loses 26
graemebdinwoodie
3 Rethinking the Relationship between Registered and
Unregistered Trade Marks 38
robertburrell
4 Publication in the History of Patents and Copyright:
Harmony or Happenstance? 51
davidjbrennan
5 Of Moral Rights and LegalTransplants:Connecting Laws,
Connecting Cultures 64
elizabethadeney
Part II Across Jurisdictions 77
6 People Not Machines: Authorship and What ItMeans in
International Copyright Law 79
janecginsburg
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viii Contents
7 Australian Legislation Abroad: SingaporeanPragmatism
and the Role ofAustralian Scholarship in Singaporean
Copyright Law 92
ng-loyweeloon
8 ‘The Berne Convention IsOur Ideal’:Hall Caine, Canadian
Copyright and the Natural Rights ofAuthors after 1886 102
kathybowrey
9 AFuture of International Copyright? Berne and the Front
Door Out 116
rebeccagiblin
10 ‘Trade-Related’after All? Reframing the Paris and Berne
Conventions as Multilateral Trade Law 129
antonytaubman
11 IntellectualProperty, Innovation and NewSpace Technology 144
melissadezwart
12 IntellectualProperty and Private International Law:
Strangers in the Night? 158
richardgarnett
PartIII Across Disciplines 173
13 TheChallengesofIntellectualPropertyLegalHistoryResearch 175
isabellaalexander
14 Connecting IntellectualProperty and Human Rights in
the Law School Syllabus 189
graemewaustin
15 Copyright and Privacy:Pre-trial Discovery of User Identities 201
davidlindsay
16 Resisting Labels: TradeMarks and PersonalIdentity 216
meganrichardson
17 Trade Marksand Cultural Identity 227
rochellecooperdreyfussandsusyfrankel
18 IntellectualProperty Law and EmpiricalResearch 240
emilyhudsonandandrewtkenyon
Contents ix
Part IV Across Professions 253
19 Intellectual PropertyScholars and University
Intellectual PropertyPolicies 255
annmonotti
20 ‘Measuring’an Academic Contribution 269
markdavison
21 Language and Law: TheRole ofthe Intellectual Property
Treatise 280
davidllewelyn
22 Intellectual Propertyin the Courtroom:
TheRole ofthe Expert 292
peterheerey
23 Copyright and the ‘Profession’ofAuthorship 303
colingolvan
Laudatio 315
24 SamRicketson:Teacher,Scholar,AdvocateandLawReformer 317
jillmckeough
