1 Analysing public rights (1) – Theories of
commons
- Theories
of commons
- What
do commons include?
- Terminology:
‘Public domain’, ‘commons’, ‘open
source/content’ etc
- ‘Rediscovery’
of commons and influential theories (‘tragedy of the commons’,
‘second enclosure movement’
- Modern
origins of practical attempts to re-invent digital commons: FOSS, Creative
Commons etc (survey only)
- National
and international commons
Theories of commons
Eli M. Salzberger,
“Economic
Analysis of the Public Domain”, Ch III in L. Guibault and P. Bernt
Hugenholtz
The Future of the Public Domain:
Identifying the Commons in Information Law, Kluwer Law International
2006
Michael D. Birnhack,
“More or
Better? Shaping the Public Domain”, Ch IV in L. Guibault and P. Bernt
Hugenholtz
The Future of the Public Domain:
Identifying the Commons in Information Law, Kluwer Law International
2006
National and international commons
Pamela Samuelson, “Challenges in Mapping the Public
Domain”, Ch II in L. Guibault and P. Bernt Hugenholtz
The Future of the Public Domain: Identifying
the Commons in Information Law, Kluwer Law International 2006 –
similar version is
“Enriching
Discourse on Public Domains” (2006) 55
Duke Law Journal 783
Graham Greenleaf, "Commons-ism in One Country? National and
International Dimensions of Copyright’s Public Domain”