i-call Working Papers
i-call Working Papers are the result of research that takes place through the i-call (International Communications and Art Law Lucerne) research centre, which focuses on the fields of media law, intellectual property (IP) and art law, international trade law and legal sociology. Reflecting this, the working papers deal with the legal challenges of globalisation and a digital networked environment at the intersection of IP, cultural diversity, cultural heritage, human rights and international trade regulation, including issues relating to Indigenous peoples.
The papers have been peer-reviewed and are published as electronic resources under ISSN No. 1664-0144.
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Māori Traditional Knowledge and the Wai 262 Report: A Coherent Way Forward?, Jessica C. Lai, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2012/3. See also SSRN.
Māori Traditional Cultural Expressions and the Wai 262 Report: Looking at the Details, Jessica C. Lai, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2012/2. See also SSRN.
Stimulating Trade and Development of Indigenous Cultural Heritage by Means of International Law: Issues of Legitimacy and Method, Christoph B. Graber, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2012/1. See also SSRN.
The Concept of "Cultural Affiliation" in NAGPRA: Potentials and Limits from an International Perspective, Karolina Kuprecht, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2011/3.
The Protection of Māori Cultural Heritage: Post-Endorsement of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Jessica C. Lai, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2011/2. See also SSRN.
Indigenous Cultural Heritage and Fair Trade: Voluntary Certification Standards in the Light of WIPO and WTO Law and Policymaking, Christoph B. Graber and Jessica C. Lai, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2011/1. See also SSRN.
Internet Creativity, Communicative Freedom and a Constitutional Rights Theory Response to "Code is Law", Christoph B. Graber, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2010/3. See also SSRN.
Māori Culture in the Modern World: Its Creation, Appropriation and Trade, Jessica C. Lai, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2010/2. See also SSRN.
Institutionalization of Creativity in Traditional Societies and in International Trade Law, Christoph B. Graber, University of Lucerne, Switzerland, i-call Working Paper No. 2010/1. See also SSRN.
