Looks at the licensing and exceptions which are specific to the education sector, the identification and management of risk, the use of copyright material in class, the digital classroom, events, AI and more.

This book provides international and domestic perspectives on the law of copyright and is led by a foreword on the future of copyright by Dr Francis Gurry, Director General of WIPO and a chapter on the lessons for copyright policy in classical Roman law, by Justice Arthur Emmett. The body of this collection covers current perspectives in the digital age, from the application of the Berne Convention, to time shifting and intermediary copyright liability, as well as perspectives from developing and developed countries covering laws, user rights, open access, government use of copyright material and the use of the criminal law to proscribe copyright infringement.

This guide aims to provide practical guidance for academic authors interested in making their work more openly accessible to readers and other researchers.