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Conflicts of Laws in Copyright Cases: Infringement and Ownership Issues. 

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Geller P., 2008, The journal of the copyright society of the U.S.A., vol. 56, p. 165

Beyond the copyright crisis: Principles for change.  

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Geise C., et al., 2009, IIC – International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law, vol. 40, 4/2009, p. 412

What limitations to copyright in the information society? A comment of the European Commission’s Green Paper “Copyright in the knowledge economy”.  

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Geiger C., et al., 2008, EIPR, no. 12, p. 489

Towards a balanced interpretation of the “three-step test” in copyright law.  

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Geiger C., et al., 2009, IIC – International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law, vol. 40, 4/2009, p. 412

What limitations to copyright in the Information Society? A of the European Commission’s Green Paper “Copyright in the knowledge economy”.  

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Geiger C, et al., 2011,European Intellectual Property Review, 9/2011, p. 543

What development for the european framework on enforcement of intellectual property rights? A comment on the evaluation report dated September 22, 2010.  

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Geiger C., 2005, IIC – International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law, p. 842

Creative copyright limitations without legal basis: The “Buren” decision, a liberation?  

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Geiger C., 2006, IIC – International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law, p. 683

The three-step test, a threat to a balanced copyright law?  

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Geiger C., 2006, European Intellectual Property Review, 28/2006, 7, p. 366

Copyright and free access to information: For a fair balance of interests in globalised world.  

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Geiger C., 2006, IIC – International Review of Industrial Property and Copyright Law, p. 74

The private copy exception, an area of freedom (temporarily) preserved in the digital environment.