Graffiti and the moral right of Integrity

Iljadica, M. (2015) Graffiti and the moral right of Integrity. Intellectual Property Quarterly, 2015(3), pp. 266-288.

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Abstract

Considers whether creators of graffiti or street art may be able to invoke moral rights arguments to show that destroying their work amounts to "derogatory treatment" under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 s.80, or that their work has "recognised stature" under the US Visual Artists Rights Act 1990. Examines the main types of graffiti, the justifications for protection, how such claims might be presented, and the obstacles they face.

Item Type:Articles
Status:Published
Refereed:Yes
Glasgow Author(s) Enlighten ID:Iljadica, Dr Marta
Authors: Iljadica, M.
Subjects:K Law > K Law (General)
K Law > KF United States Federal Law
College/School:College of Social Sciences > School of Law
Journal Name:Intellectual Property Quarterly
Journal Abbr.:IPQ
Publisher:Sweet and Maxwell
ISSN:1364-906X

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