Copyright contract law mainly serves to protect the creator in
particularly "hazardous situations." The reasoning behind the
particular need for protection is seldom discussed. Dedicated to
this issue, this work considers the extent to which tools of
behavioral law and economics can contribute to the analysis and
assessment of the need for protection and the instruments of
protection. In addition to fundamental questions, individual
instruments of protection are examined from the behavioral law and
economics perspective and followed by insights from the copyright
perspective. The interdisciplinary dialog promises a deeper
understanding of copyright contract law.
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