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“This book makes an original and signi cant contribution to copyright scholarship in relation to both its subject matter and its methodology. So far as its subject matter is concerned, it covers a substantial and important part of copyright history (that of Eastern and South Eastern Europe in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries) that has been neglected in English language scholarship. Its meticulous coverage of this subject-matter tells us just how much has been missed as a result of this lacuna. Methodologically, the book opens up questions about copyright that cross over its political-economic, cultural, social and legal signi cance. The multidisciplinary approach illuminates corners of copyright history that have often been cut in the literature. In doing so, it opens up new research questions about copyright’s place, and the place of regional trajectories of copyright development, in today’s global environment.” Fiona Macmillan, University of Roma Tre “Augusta Dimou has delivered a broad and empirically thorough, conceptually and substantively original contribution to the history of intellectual property, the cultural economy and cultural policy in East Central and Southeast Europe. In doing so, she also opens up interesting new perspectives on Europe as a whole and its role in the globalization of cultural and economic relations and legal standards.” Hannes Siegrist, University of Leipzig

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Augusta Dimou specializes in the Modern History of East and Southeast Europe from a comparative, transnational perspective. She is Privatdozentin at the Institute for the Study of Culture of the University of Leipzig and has held academic positions at the University of Ioannina, Humboldt University in Berlin, IOS-Regensburg and GWZO in Leipzig. She has been a fellow at Maison des Sciences de l’ Homme (Paris), IWM (Vienna), FRIAS (Freiburg), CAS (Sofia) and New Europe College (NEC) in Bucharest.

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