Hollywood, copyright and TPP

Authors

  • Karina Luchetti Universidad Nacional de Quilmes

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.16921/chasqui.v0i132.2797

Keywords:

copyright, freedom of expression, cultural industries, audiovisual

Abstract

This article is dedicated to exploring a number of clauses relating to copyright in the intellectual property chapter of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement, the most ambitious free trade agreement that has been concluded since the establishment of the WTO. Known as TPP, the agreement was signed on February 4, 2016 by twelve countries of the Pacific Rim. The paper aims to contextualize the negotiation of standards copyright in the TPP as part of the US strategy to achieve higher levels of protection.

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Published

16-11-2016

Issue

No. 132 (2016): Cine, política audiovisual y comunicación

Section

Monográfico

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