Edited by Ysolde Gendreau, Professor of Law, Université de Montréal, Canada

‘Gendreau’s edited volume is a highly recommended reading. The book successfully offers a fresh perspective into both traditional and current topics concerning the rationales, scope, application, and boundaries of moral rights in IP law. The vastity of challenges faced by moral rights, from long-standing to new ones, tackled in the chapters support the study of those already familiar with this research field. [...] By and large, this is an excellent book for those in need of an introduction to or refreshment on moral rights as a lively and ever-important research theme.’

• ContentsEpigraph: Excerpt from Testaments Betrayed: An Essay in Nine Parts xiMilan KunderaIntroduction: a contemporary take on moral rights in intellectual property xiiiYsolde GendreauPART I PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES1 In defence of honour? A case for moral rights from relational autonomy 2Hannah Carnegy-Arbuthnott2 The moral rights of the author – “All Quiet on the Eastern Front”?(a Polish perspective) 15Sybilla Stanisławska-Kloc3 Islamic legal philosophy and moral rights 48Ezieddin Elmahjub4 Against integrity: a feminist theory of moral rights, creative agency andattribution 60Carys Craig and Anupriya Dhonchak5 Civil Codes and authors’ rights 81Laura MoscatiPART II MORAL RIGHTS IN INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS6 Inventor’s moral right and morality of patents 96Nari Lee7 Moral rights and industrial design 113Giorgio Spedicato8 Exploring moral interests in the intellectual creations underlying trademarks 134Genevieve WilkinsonPART III TRADITIONAL MORAL RIGHTS DIVISIONS9 Dualist vs. monist approaches to copyright within the European Union– an obstacle to the harmonization of moral rights? 152Katharina de la Durantaye10 Individual and collectively bargained contractual substitutes for moralrights in the US motion picture industry 167F. Jay DoughertyPART IV CHALLENGES TO MORAL RIGHTS11 The economic dimension of moral rights 186Richard Watt12 Moral rights for corporate entities 197Pascal Kamina13 Moral rights in cases involving multiple ownership 210Tatiana Synodinou14 “Sharing is caring”: Creative Commons, transformative culture, andmoral rights protection 233Alexandra Giannopoulou15 Artificial intelligence and moral rights 251Sérgio Branco and Beatriz Nunes16 Exceptions and limitations to moral rights 267Johan Axhamn17 Designing a freedom of expression-compliant framework for moralrights in the EU: challenges and proposals 292Christophe Geiger and Elena Izyumenko18 Protection of moral rights in Greece, limitations and issues of abuse 315Irini A. Stamatoudi19 Moral rights and alternative dispute resolution 339Brigitte Lindner20 Private international law issues of moral rights 355Paul L. C. TorremansPART V MORAL RIGHTS OUTSIDE EUROPE21 Moral rights and the protection of traditional knowledge 370Susy Frankel22 Moral rights in Japan – ‘moral rights’ of juridical persons? 384Tatsuhiro Ueno23 Moral rights in China 399Yong Wan24 A reinforced protection to the constitutional fundamental right toauthors’ moral rights in Latin America 413Jhonny Antonio Pabón Cadavid25 Moral rights of the author under Brazilian law: importance andchallenges in the communication society and in the digital era 429Silmara Juny de Abreu Chinellato26 Moral rights in Commonwealth countries 443Gillian DaviesPART VI AUTHORS AND MORAL RIGHTS27 Maybe he thought I was dead: a tale of moral rights and image ethics inSouth Africa 461John Peffer28 Fictional stories by fictional people: Alan Smithee and moral rights 479Darren Hudson Hick29 Thou shalt not read: ius abutendi as a moral right of the author? 494Rudolf LeškaIn conclusion: What’s new with moral rights? 516Ysolde GendreauAppendix: Commonwealth laws on moral rights – August 2022 533Index

Edited by Ysolde Gendreau, Professor of Law, Université de Montréal, Canada

‘Gendreau’s edited volume is a highly recommended reading. The book successfully offers a fresh perspective into both traditional and current topics concerning the rationales, scope, application, and boundaries of moral rights in IP law. The vastity of challenges faced by moral rights, from long-standing to new ones, tackled in the chapters support the study of those already familiar with this research field. [...] By and large, this is an excellent book for those in need of an introduction to or refreshment on moral rights as a lively and ever-important research theme.’

• ContentsEpigraph: Excerpt from Testaments Betrayed: An Essay in Nine Parts xiMilan KunderaIntroduction: a contemporary take on moral rights in intellectual property xiiiYsolde GendreauPART I PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES1 In defence of honour? A case for moral rights from relational autonomy 2Hannah Carnegy-Arbuthnott2 The moral rights of the author – “All Quiet on the Eastern Front”?(a Polish perspective) 15Sybilla Stanisławska-Kloc3 Islamic legal philosophy and moral rights 48Ezieddin Elmahjub4 Against integrity: a feminist theory of moral rights, creative agency andattribution 60Carys Craig and Anupriya Dhonchak5 Civil Codes and authors’ rights 81Laura MoscatiPART II MORAL RIGHTS IN INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS6 Inventor’s moral right and morality of patents 96Nari Lee7 Moral rights and industrial design 113Giorgio Spedicato8 Exploring moral interests in the intellectual creations underlying trademarks 134Genevieve WilkinsonPART III TRADITIONAL MORAL RIGHTS DIVISIONS9 Dualist vs. monist approaches to copyright within the European Union– an obstacle to the harmonization of moral rights? 152Katharina de la Durantaye10 Individual and collectively bargained contractual substitutes for moralrights in the US motion picture industry 167F. Jay DoughertyPART IV CHALLENGES TO MORAL RIGHTS11 The economic dimension of moral rights 186Richard Watt12 Moral rights for corporate entities 197Pascal Kamina13 Moral rights in cases involving multiple ownership 210Tatiana Synodinou14 “Sharing is caring”: Creative Commons, transformative culture, andmoral rights protection 233Alexandra Giannopoulou15 Artificial intelligence and moral rights 251Sérgio Branco and Beatriz Nunes16 Exceptions and limitations to moral rights 267Johan Axhamn17 Designing a freedom of expression-compliant framework for moralrights in the EU: challenges and proposals 292Christophe Geiger and Elena Izyumenko18 Protection of moral rights in Greece, limitations and issues of abuse 315Irini A. Stamatoudi19 Moral rights and alternative dispute resolution 339Brigitte Lindner20 Private international law issues of moral rights 355Paul L. C. TorremansPART V MORAL RIGHTS OUTSIDE EUROPE21 Moral rights and the protection of traditional knowledge 370Susy Frankel22 Moral rights in Japan – ‘moral rights’ of juridical persons? 384Tatsuhiro Ueno23 Moral rights in China 399Yong Wan24 A reinforced protection to the constitutional fundamental right toauthors’ moral rights in Latin America 413Jhonny Antonio Pabón Cadavid25 Moral rights of the author under Brazilian law: importance andchallenges in the communication society and in the digital era 429Silmara Juny de Abreu Chinellato26 Moral rights in Commonwealth countries 443Gillian DaviesPART VI AUTHORS AND MORAL RIGHTS27 Maybe he thought I was dead: a tale of moral rights and image ethics inSouth Africa 461John Peffer28 Fictional stories by fictional people: Alan Smithee and moral rights 479Darren Hudson Hick29 Thou shalt not read: ius abutendi as a moral right of the author? 494Rudolf LeškaIn conclusion: What’s new with moral rights? 516Ysolde GendreauAppendix: Commonwealth laws on moral rights – August 2022 533Index

Edited by Ysolde Gendreau, Professor of Law, Université de Montréal, Canada

‘Gendreau’s edited volume is a highly recommended reading. The book successfully offers a fresh perspective into both traditional and current topics concerning the rationales, scope, application, and boundaries of moral rights in IP law. The vastity of challenges faced by moral rights, from long-standing to new ones, tackled in the chapters support the study of those already familiar with this research field. [...] By and large, this is an excellent book for those in need of an introduction to or refreshment on moral rights as a lively and ever-important research theme.’

• ContentsEpigraph: Excerpt from Testaments Betrayed: An Essay in Nine Parts xiMilan KunderaIntroduction: a contemporary take on moral rights in intellectual property xiiiYsolde GendreauPART I PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES1 In defence of honour? A case for moral rights from relational autonomy 2Hannah Carnegy-Arbuthnott2 The moral rights of the author – “All Quiet on the Eastern Front”?(a Polish perspective) 15Sybilla Stanisławska-Kloc3 Islamic legal philosophy and moral rights 48Ezieddin Elmahjub4 Against integrity: a feminist theory of moral rights, creative agency andattribution 60Carys Craig and Anupriya Dhonchak5 Civil Codes and authors’ rights 81Laura MoscatiPART II MORAL RIGHTS IN INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS6 Inventor’s moral right and morality of patents 96Nari Lee7 Moral rights and industrial design 113Giorgio Spedicato8 Exploring moral interests in the intellectual creations underlying trademarks 134Genevieve WilkinsonPART III TRADITIONAL MORAL RIGHTS DIVISIONS9 Dualist vs. monist approaches to copyright within the European Union– an obstacle to the harmonization of moral rights? 152Katharina de la Durantaye10 Individual and collectively bargained contractual substitutes for moralrights in the US motion picture industry 167F. Jay DoughertyPART IV CHALLENGES TO MORAL RIGHTS11 The economic dimension of moral rights 186Richard Watt12 Moral rights for corporate entities 197Pascal Kamina13 Moral rights in cases involving multiple ownership 210Tatiana Synodinou14 “Sharing is caring”: Creative Commons, transformative culture, andmoral rights protection 233Alexandra Giannopoulou15 Artificial intelligence and moral rights 251Sérgio Branco and Beatriz Nunes16 Exceptions and limitations to moral rights 267Johan Axhamn17 Designing a freedom of expression-compliant framework for moralrights in the EU: challenges and proposals 292Christophe Geiger and Elena Izyumenko18 Protection of moral rights in Greece, limitations and issues of abuse 315Irini A. Stamatoudi19 Moral rights and alternative dispute resolution 339Brigitte Lindner20 Private international law issues of moral rights 355Paul L. C. TorremansPART V MORAL RIGHTS OUTSIDE EUROPE21 Moral rights and the protection of traditional knowledge 370Susy Frankel22 Moral rights in Japan – ‘moral rights’ of juridical persons? 384Tatsuhiro Ueno23 Moral rights in China 399Yong Wan24 A reinforced protection to the constitutional fundamental right toauthors’ moral rights in Latin America 413Jhonny Antonio Pabón Cadavid25 Moral rights of the author under Brazilian law: importance andchallenges in the communication society and in the digital era 429Silmara Juny de Abreu Chinellato26 Moral rights in Commonwealth countries 443Gillian DaviesPART VI AUTHORS AND MORAL RIGHTS27 Maybe he thought I was dead: a tale of moral rights and image ethics inSouth Africa 461John Peffer28 Fictional stories by fictional people: Alan Smithee and moral rights 479Darren Hudson Hick29 Thou shalt not read: ius abutendi as a moral right of the author? 494Rudolf LeškaIn conclusion: What’s new with moral rights? 516Ysolde GendreauAppendix: Commonwealth laws on moral rights – August 2022 533Index