Lack of Political Will or Academic Inertia?
@article{Hadley2009LackOP, title={Lack of Political Will or Academic Inertia?}, author={Marie Hadley}, journal={Alternative Law Journal}, year={2009}, volume={34}, pages={152 - 156} }
152 — AltLJ Vol 34:3 2009 For more than 30 years, Indigenous art and copyright commentators have levelled Indignant and frustrated voices at the state of Australia’s copyright law. The initial focus of critique was the exclusion of Indigenous works from copyright protection, a situation which prevailed until the late 1980s. However, once formal equality between Indigenous and non-Indigenous works was achieved, the focus of commentary shifted to the substantive inequality occasioned by equal…
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