Performers' rights in the European Economic Community : Study of comparative law on the powers of the performing artist in respect of the utilization and reutilization of his performance by others, with proposals for Community legislation / by Frank Gotzen

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Foreword -- Abbreviations -- Introduction. Objects of the study -- Part I. Definition and composition of the category of performers: 1. General definition ; 2. The case of variety or circus artistes -- Part II. Performers' rights and copyright in original works: 1. Performance does not confer copyright in the work performed ; 2. The performer does not enjoy copyright in his performance ; 3. The performer enjoys a neighbouring right in his performance ; 4. Coexistence of performers' rights and copyright -- Part III. Performers' rights and other neighbouring rights -- Part IV. Existing and future protection of performers within the European Economic Community: 1. Protection under the general law (Belgium, Netherlands) ; 2. Protection by analogy with copyright (France) ; 3. Protection under specific legislation (Federal Republic of Germany, Denmark, Luxembourg, Italy, Ireland, United Kingdom, Rome Convention): Section A. General Approach ; Section B. Performers’ economic rights ; Section C. Exercise of economic rights ; Section D. Limitations of performers' rights ; Section E. Term of economic rights ; Section F. Transfer of rights ; Section G. The performers' moral right ; Section H. National treatment within the Community -- Conclusion -- Notes: Annex I. Draft Community instrument on the protection of performers ; Annex II. Rome Convention of 26 October 1961 on the protection of performers, producers of phonograms and broadcasting organizations ; Annex III. German Law of 9 September 1965 on copyright and related rights ; Annex IV. Danish Law of 31 May 1961 relating to copyright in Literary and artistic works ; Annex V. Luxembourg Law of 23 September 1975 on the protection of performers, producers of phonograms and broadcasting organizations ;!nnex VI. Italian Law of 22 April 1941 on the protection of copyright and other connected rights and the Presidential Decree of 14 May 1974 concerning the application of the Rome Convention ; Annex VII. UK Performers' Protection Acts, 1958 to 1972 ; Annex VIII. Irish Performers' Protection Act, 1968 ; Annex IX. French Cour de Cassation, 4 January 1964, Urania Records and Thalia Disques u. Heirs of FurtwangLer -- Annex X. French Cour de Cassation, 15 March 1977 SPEDIDAME and others v. ORTF -- Bibliography