Moral Rights in the 21st Century / Le droit Moral au 21ième Siècle

Séverine Dusollier (1) , Fabienne Brison (2) , Marie-Christine Janssens (3)

1 EdD - École de Droit de Sciences Po (Sciences Po)
2 ULB - Université libre de Bruxelles
3 UCL - Université Catholique de Louvain = Catholic University of Louvain

Moral rights are a valuable diamond for authors. But where did they start and why? Is there a difference between the theory of moral rights and their application in practice? Can a balance be found between moral rights and other rights, such as the freedom of expression? What about the application of moral rights in the digital era? Is there an evolution in the content of these rights and what are the future perspectives? An attempt to answer all these questions can be found in this book, bundling the proceedings of the ALAI Congress held in Brussels from the 17th to 20th September 2014 about ‘The Moral Rights in the 21st Century’. World’s leading copyright experts provide you herein with their views on the history, application and future of moral rights. (Abstract of the editor)

Mots clés: moral rights; Economic Law Code; ALAI Congress 2014; digital information society

Domaines: Droit

Séverine Dusollier, Fabienne Brison, Marie-Christine Janssens (Dir.). Moral Rights in the 21st Century / Le droit Moral au 21ième Siècle: The changing role of the moral rights in an era of information overload / Le rôle changeant du droit moral à l'ère de l'information surabondante. Séverine Dusollier; Fabienne Brison; Marie-Christine Janssens. Éditions Larcier, pp.327, 2015, 9782804474751. ⟨hal-01506761⟩