Right to Research: Accepted Papers Workshops
AY 2021-2022
In this series of closed workshops, authors discuss extended abstracts for their accepted papers on the Right to Research in International Copyright Law. Presentations are brief (5 -7 minutes), to leave time for discussion with members of the Arcadia project's Academic Steering Committee, and members of the wider User Rights Network.
Spring 2021 Workshops
February 18
- The Right to Research in International Human Rights Law and State Obligations
Author: Sanya Samtani
Comments: Christophe Geiger, Klaus Beiter - A Code of Best Practices for Text and Data Mining
Author: Luca Schirru
Comments: Brandon Butler, Rachel Samberg
March 18
- Confucian and Erasmian Perspectives of Copyright Law: Justifying the Right to Research
Author: Tania Cheng-Davies
Comments: Comments: Phoebe Li, John Willinsky - Human right to Research in African Copyright
Author: Desmond Oriakhogba
Comments: Caroline Ncube, Allan Rocha - Copyright's Impact on Text and Data Mining By Academic Researchers
Author: Christian Handke
Comments: Walter Park, Alexander Cuntz
May 20
- Limitations and Exceptions for Easing the Transition to Peace
Author: Marcela Palacio
Comments: Laurence Helfer, Klaus Bieter - Introducing Flexibilities or New Exceptions in International Copyright Law to Promote Remote Library Services During Crises
Author: Argyri Panezi
Comments: Dick Kawooya, Péter Mezei
Fall 2021 Workshops
October 15
- The Fundamental Rights Foundations of the Right to Research and their implications for Copyright Law in the EU
Authors: Bernd Justin Jütte and Christophe Geiger
Comments: Sanya Samtani, Klaus Beiter - Walking the talk: An exploration of legal pathways for implementation of the 2013 Marrakesh Treaty – A case study of Uganda
Author: Anthony Kakooza
Comments: Caroline Ncube, Jonathan Band - How Copyright Fails to Anticipate Software Preservation and Research Access
Author: Brandon Butler
Comments: Peter Jaszi
October 25
- Open Access to Theses and Dissertations: Legal and Normative Basis
Authors: Orit Fischman Afori and Dalit Ken-Dror Feldman
Comments: Meredith Jacob - Historical Newspaper Databases and Restrictions on Research
Author: Heidi Tworek
Comments: Sean Flynn - Archival Practice on Patron Access around Copyright Obstacles
Author: Patricia Aufderheide
Comments: Brandon Butler and Dick Kawooya
November 18
- Digital Research and Education in the Age of Pandemic - The Hungarian Experience
Peter Mezei
Comments: Teresa Nobre, Patricia Aufderheide - Right to Research: Replications and Refutations
Authors: Ofer Tur-Sinai and Or Cohen-Sasson
Comments: Jorge Contreras, Josh Sarnoff
December 2
- Determining a Practicable Right to Research for Public Health: An Indian Case Study
Swaraj Barooah
Comments: Anubha Sinha, Sean Flynn - Copyright, Research, and Human Development: Exploring Intersections
Author: Faith Aboyeji
Comments: Sanya Santami, Berd Justin Jütte - Repair as Research: How Copyright Impedes Learning About Devices
Anthony Rosborough and Aaron Perzanowski
Comments: Thomas Margoni and Carys Craig