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Going to work can be murder. When one tightly-bound guy goes to
work and finds he's there on the wrong day, his taut world begins
to unravel. It takes all his emotional capability to get back home
and go to a party. If that isn't enough for him, his partner is
having an affair and the party is being hosted by her lover.
Meanwhile, his inner torment is played out by a man who is
confessing to killing his girlfriend. But given his mental state,
can we be sure that anything has actually happened? This is a
post-modern journey where fantasy and reality have become confused
and melded around a series of failing hopes and dreams. Magical
realism meets existential angst. And then there's the blood ...
Going to work can be murder. When one tightly-bound guy goes to
work and finds he's there on the wrong day, his taut world begins
to unravel. It takes all his emotional capability to get back home
and go to a party. If that isn't enough for him, his partner is
having an affair and the party is being hosted by her lover.
Meanwhile, his inner torment is played out by a man who is
confessing to killing his girlfriend. But given his mental state,
can we be sure that anything has actually happened? This is a
post-modern journey where fantasy and reality have become confused
and melded around a series of failing hopes and dreams. Magical
realism meets existential angst. And then there's the blood ...
Once regarded as an esoteric and arcane area of legal
studies,intellectual property law is now recognised as a key
foundation of the information society. Part of the legal system's
response to the challenges of human creativity, intellectual
property law seeks to balance rewards for innovation against the
broader public interest. The contributors to this volume address
some of the emerging controversies in this expanding area of law,
including: property rights in data; cross-border infringement of
copyright; dilution of trade marks; the expansion of the law of
patents; and the interface between intellectual property law and
the regulation of unfair competition. CONTRIBUTORS: The Hon Justice
WMC Gummow, John Robinson, Thomas Marci Hamilton, John Simllie,
Brian Fitzgerald, Sir Nicholas Pumfrey, Louise Longdin, John Adams,
Graeme Austin, Susy Frankel, Sam Ricketson, Ian Eagles. TABLE OF
CONTENTS 1 International Intellectual Property Law and the Common
Law World - Introduction by The hon Justice W.M.C. Gummow Part 1:
Intellectual Property and the Information Society 2 Database
Protection and the Circuitous Route Around the United States
Constitution - Marci A. Hamilton 3 Commodifying and Transacting
Informational Products Through Contractual Licences: The Challenge
for Informational Constitutionalism - Brian Fitzgerald 4 Shall We
Shoot a Messenger Now and Then? Copyright Infringement and the
On-line Service Provider - Louise Longdin 5 Copyright Across (and
Within) Domestic Borders - Graeme W. Austin Part 2: Developments in
Industrial Society 6 Dilution and Confusion: The Bases of Trade
Mark Infringement or the new Australian Trade Marks Anti-dilution
Law 1999 - Sam Ricketson 7 New Challenges for the Law of Patents -
John Robinson Thomas 8 Patentability in Australia and New Zealand
Under the Statute of Monopolies - John Smillie 9 The Protection of
Designs - The Hon Sir Nicholas Pumfrey 10 Industrial Property in a
Globalised Environment: Issues of Jurisdiction and Choice of Law -
John N. Adams Part 3: Competition and Market Regulation 11 Unfair
Competition Law -
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