The agon of author and audience
The battle between Anglo-American copyright and European authors' rights
From royal privilege to literary property : a common start to copyright in the eighteenth century
The ways part : copyright and authors' rights in the nineteenth century
Continental drift : Europe moves from property to personality at the turn of the century
The strange birth of moral rights in Fascist Europe
The postwar apotheosis of authors' rights
America turns European : the battle of the booksellers redux in the 1990s
The rise of the digital public : the copyright wars continue in the new millennium
Reclaiming the spirit of copyright.