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Alan StorySenior LecturerA.C.Story@kent.ac.uk |
ResearchIntellectual property, especially critical approaches to Patent and Copyright Law. The theory of Intellectual Property. Copyright issues in the global South. Major research project A £60,000 grant from the Arts and Humanities Research Council as part of its International Networks programme to support the work of the CopySouth Research Group. May 2008 to August 2010.
Publications
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Books
Story, Alan (2009)
An alternative primer on national and international copyright law in the global South: eighteen questions and answers.
CopySouth Research Group, 67 pp. ISBN 978-0-9553140-3-2.
Story, Alan (2009)
The global copyright system: unbalanced and unbalanceable for educational access in the global South.
The South Centre, Geneva, Switzerland
Story, Alan (2007)
Diez tesis sobre el sistema internacional de copyright y el sur global Alan Story.
Rebelion
Story, Alan and Darch, Colin and Halbert, Debora (2006)
The Copy/South Dossier : Issues in the Economics, Politics, and Ideology of Copyright in the Global South.
The Copy/South Research Group, Canterbury, UK, 208 pp. ISBN 978-0-9553140-0-1.
Articles
Story, Alan (2007)
On Diffusion and making distinctions.
Information for Social Change.
Story, Alan (2003)
Burn Berne: Why the Leading International Copyright Convention Must be Repealed.
Houston Law Review, 40 (3). pp. 763-803. ISSN 0018-6694.
Book Sections
Story, Alan and Mannan, Adam (2006)
International Law in the Service of Health for All.
In: Illingworth, Patricia and Cohen, Jillian Clare and Schuklenk, Udo The Power of Pills: Social, Ethical and Legal Issues in Drug Development, Marketing and Pricing Policies. Pluto Press. ISBN 0745324029.
Research Reports
Story, Alan (2004)
Intellectual Property and Computer Software: A Battle of Competing Use and Access Visions for Countries of the South.
United Nations Conference on Trade and Sustainable Development, 52 pp.
Story, Alan (2002)
Intellectual Property Rights, the Internet, and Copyright.
Department for International Development, 104 pp.
Teaching & SupervisionTeaching Undergraduate and postgraduate Intellectual Property Law ( LW 556, LW 801, LW 813). Supervision Most subjects in copyright and patent law; currently four PHD students. Other Academic ActivitiesEditorial Work Chairperson, The Copy/South Research Group and co-editor of the Copy/South Dossier ( May 2006; www.copysouth.org) |
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