Indigenous rights to traditional knowledge : copyright focuses on material form; Copyright protects the expression not the underlying content; Moral rights for individuals only; Limited term for copyright protection; No special protection of sacred knowledge -- Copyright and Indigenous research: Indigenous knowledge systems; Copyright and authorship; Copyright and anonymous works; Authorship where sound recordings are source; Authorship where Indigenous knowledge holder substantial contributor; International Society for Ethnobiology Code of ethics -- Factors influencing copyright ownership: Employer owns copyright; University IP policies govern copyright; Agreements can change copyright general rules of ownership -- Exclusive rights to copyright and traditional knowledge : WIPO Draft Provisions promote free, prior and informed consent -- Copyright and fiduciary obligations to protect ritual knowledge : traditional custodians' notice; Using copyright notices -- AIATSIS research guidelines; Research consent forms -- Benefit sharing -- Cultural maintenance -- A National Indigenous Cultural Authority -- Conclusion: Using copyright in a cultural way; Keeping the cultural tracks strong -- Discussion points for writing up Indigenous knowledge -- Further resources
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Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references
Notes
Also availble on the Internet. Address as of 18/01/10; http://www.terrijanke.com.au/pdf/Writing_up_Indigenous_research.pdf
