Valentina Vadi (Lancaster Univ. - Law) &
Bruno de Witte (Maastricht Univ. - Law) have published
Culture and International Economic Law (Routledge 2015). Contents include:
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Bruno de Witte & Valentina Vadi, Introducing Culture and International Economic Law
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Francesco Francioni, Culture, Human Rights and International Law
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Yvonne Donders, The Cultural Dimension of Economic Activities in International Human Rights Jurisprudence
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Valentina Vadi, Cultural Heritage in International Economic Law
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Federico Lenzerini, Investment Projects Affecting Indigenous Heritage
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Sarah Sargent, What's in Name? The Contested Meaning of Free, Priort and Informed Consent in International Financial Law and Indigenous Rights
- Mira Burri Nenova, The Trade v. Culture Discourse: Tracing its Evolution in Global Law
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Ana Vrdoljak, International Exchange and Trade in Cultural Objects
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Antonietta Di Blase, Traditional Knowledge: Cultural Heritage or Intellectual Property?
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Lucas Linxinski & Louise Buckingham, Propertization, Safegaurding and the Cultural Commons: The Turf Wars of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Traditional Cultural Expressions
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Lucky Belder, Copyright and the Digitization of Cultural Heritage on the EU Digital Agenda
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Bruno de Witte, Market Integration and Cultural Diversity in EU Law
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Rachel Craufurd Smith, EU Media Law: Cultural Policy or Business as Usual?
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Evangelia Psychogiopoulou, Culture in the EU's External Economic Relations
