Ogulcan Ekiz is Lecturer in Law at HRC School of Law, Swansea University.

Ogulcan Ekiz is one of the foremost scholars on photography and intellectual property, charting original and much-needed insight in this complex legal and cultural landscape. Photographs and Copyright Law promises to become one of the fundamental texts in copyright and creative work. The work is a must for copyright scholars and for anyone working in photography and the visual arts.Johanna Gibson, Herchel Smith Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Queen Mary University of London

• 1. IntroductionPart I: Theory: Law in Culture2. The Photographic Meaning: Context, Circulation, and Copyright3. Theorising Copyright: From Prescriptive Approaches towards Descriptive OnesPart II: Doctrine: The Rules That Bind Photography4. Copyright’s Discursive Power over Photography5. Permitted Acts under CDPA 1988: The UK’s Fair Dealing RegimePart III: Practice: Copyright in the Market6. Re-use and Circulation of Images in Photography Scholarship7. A Way Forward: Discursive Solutions for Discursive Problems8. Conclusion: Challenging Copyright Narratives

Ogulcan Ekiz is Lecturer in Law at HRC School of Law, Swansea University.

Ogulcan Ekiz is one of the foremost scholars on photography and intellectual property, charting original and much-needed insight in this complex legal and cultural landscape. Photographs and Copyright Law promises to become one of the fundamental texts in copyright and creative work. The work is a must for copyright scholars and for anyone working in photography and the visual arts.Johanna Gibson, Herchel Smith Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Queen Mary University of London

• 1. IntroductionPart I: Theory: Law in Culture2. The Photographic Meaning: Context, Circulation, and Copyright3. Theorising Copyright: From Prescriptive Approaches towards Descriptive OnesPart II: Doctrine: The Rules That Bind Photography4. Copyright’s Discursive Power over Photography5. Permitted Acts under CDPA 1988: The UK’s Fair Dealing RegimePart III: Practice: Copyright in the Market6. Re-use and Circulation of Images in Photography Scholarship7. A Way Forward: Discursive Solutions for Discursive Problems8. Conclusion: Challenging Copyright Narratives

Ogulcan Ekiz is Lecturer in Law at HRC School of Law, Swansea University.

Ogulcan Ekiz is one of the foremost scholars on photography and intellectual property, charting original and much-needed insight in this complex legal and cultural landscape. Photographs and Copyright Law promises to become one of the fundamental texts in copyright and creative work. The work is a must for copyright scholars and for anyone working in photography and the visual arts.Johanna Gibson, Herchel Smith Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Queen Mary University of London

• 1. IntroductionPart I: Theory: Law in Culture2. The Photographic Meaning: Context, Circulation, and Copyright3. Theorising Copyright: From Prescriptive Approaches towards Descriptive OnesPart II: Doctrine: The Rules That Bind Photography4. Copyright’s Discursive Power over Photography5. Permitted Acts under CDPA 1988: The UK’s Fair Dealing RegimePart III: Practice: Copyright in the Market6. Re-use and Circulation of Images in Photography Scholarship7. A Way Forward: Discursive Solutions for Discursive Problems8. Conclusion: Challenging Copyright Narratives