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Présentation de l'éditeur : "Un modèle ancestral toujours adapté aux grands enjeux de notre environnement ? La propriété du XXIe siècle remet en question le modèle ancestral, à savoir s'il est toujours adapté aux grands enjeux de notre environnement. Dans une recherche fondamentale analysant les rapports juridiques de l'homme à son environnement qu'il soit naturel, biologique, culturel, économique ou sociologique, doit prendre place une étude approfondie du droit de propriété. Envisagé classiquement comme un rapport direct de droit et de puissance de l'homme sur une chose, le droit de propriété est souvent considéré comme inadapté à de nouveaux objets, de nouveaux enjeux. Pourtant les potentialités de cette technique juridique sont immenses et pourraient être exploitées dans une autre logique de rapport de protection des choses par l'homme et, partant, de responsabilisation de ce dernier. Ce sont ces questions que le colloque organisé à l'Université de Bordeaux le 26 septembre 2019 a explorées, en détaillant selon les objets qui font naître aujourd'hui les questions juridiques et éthiques les plus épineuses"

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This book focuses on the economic aspects of intellectual property (IP). It includes considerations of the wider category of intangible assets, however, the primary focus is devoted to patents which the author argues are the most vivid example of the Tragedy of Intangible Abundance (TIA). TIA touches upon a key issue in the contemporary economy. On the one hand, there is an enormous supply of intellectual property, yet, on the other, such an abundance does not necessary solve existing issues but rather creates new ones as well. This book elaborates on the reasons for the emergence of TIA and its consequences. The author uses clear metaphors to explain very complex issues. The book provides a valuable and interdisciplinary analysis of the field and offers practical solutions. It is based on the data collected by the author during the qualitative research he conducted among a group of start-ups. It presents guidance on determining which instrument is the most efficient for a particular situation. It also provides arguments for decision-makers and their advisors as to why a more open approach towards intellectual property would be more beneficial under many circumstances in the contemporary economy. While universal issues are addressed, the author distinguishes the European perspective, too. The book is written in a clear and concise style and covers all of the crucial aspects of IP management. It will find an audience among scholars of economics and business.

Intellectual property --- Intellectual property

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This book describes a research project begun by the author in 2015 and co-authored by the chiefs of the KhoiSan peoples living in the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, South Africa, aided by staff and students at Nelson Mandela University. The scope of the project was to investigate methods and procedures that could help re-establish the link between the Indigenous communities and their 'forgotten' heritage sites due to the colonial segregations. Making use of a participatory and interdisciplinary method we explored the tangible and intangible heritage of the Eastern Cape province, with particular attention to the remains of precolonial fish traps located along the shoreline. Included also are important testimonies from the KhoiSan chiefs who, alongside the author, led the project.

Cultural property.

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"How we can rewire private property to work for people, not corporations"--

Property. --- Equality.