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Copyright Law and Translation: Access to Knowledge in Developing Economies
Objective and scope of the book
Importance of access to knowledge
Developing countries and access to knowledge
Knowledge gap
Dominance of English language in knowledge distribution
Translation
Copyright
Structure of the book
II Access to scientific and technical knowledge, translation and copyright in Sri Lanka
Importance of access to scientific and technical knowledge
Issues with regard to access to scientific and technical knowledge
Importance of translation
Copyright law and translation in Sri Lanka
Conclusion
Ill The British model of copyright law and translation [1908-1979]
British model of copyright in Sri Lanka
British copyright and translation
Translations in the early period of British printing
Translation and the early law in Britain
The Statute of Anne and translation
Modern copyright law and translation
New conceptual basis of copyright protection
New socio-economic and political conditions in Britain
Conclusion
IV WIPO model of copyright law and translation [1979-2003]
Background to the WIPO model of copyright law
Translation under the WIPO model of copyright law
Reason for the way in which the WIPO model of copyright law protected translation rights
The Berne Convention
Translation rights and the Berne Convention
Translation rights and newly independent developing countries
BECOME A FREE-RIDER OF COPYRIGHT PROTECTED WORKS
FORMULATE AND ACCEDE TO A NEW COPYRIGHT CONVENTION
CONTINUE WITH THE BERNE CONVENTION
THE UNIVERSAL COPYRIGHT CONVENTION
STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE FOR THE REVISION OF THE BERNE CONVENTION
PARIS CONFERENCE FOR THE REVISION OF THE BERNE CONVENTION
WORKS PUBLISHED ONLINE
THE PURPOSES IN RESPECT OF WHICH LICENSES MAY BE OBTAINED
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
LICENSES FOR REPRODUCTION IN RESPECT OF TRANSLATIONS MADE UNDER LICENSES FORTRANSLATION
BAN ON EXPORTATION OF COPIES
WIPO’s involvement in making of the WIPO model of copyright
V TRIPS model of copyright law and translation [2003-2020]
The TRIPS model of copyright law
Trade and investment concerns: the primary reason for the TRIPS model of copyright law
The TRIPS Agreement
The birth of TRIPS
ABSENCE OF A MEANINGFUL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT MECHANISM
LACK OF ADEQUATE ENFORCEMENT MEASURES
TERRITORIAL COVERAGE
Copyright protection under TRIPS
Why developing countries like Sri Lanka accepted TRIPS
LACK OF AWARENESS AND NEGOTIATION STRENGTH
ROLE PLAYED BY THE UNITED STATES
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
TRADE BENEFITS IN THE WTO PACKAGE-DEAL
Sri Lanka’s accession to the TRIPS Agreement
Implementing the TRIPS obligations in Sri Lankan Law
The US-Sri Lanka IPR Agreement
Proposed US-Sri Lanka Free Trade Agreement
Lack of awareness, transparency and ignorance
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