
Wednesday 17th
May 2023
1.00 pm-2.00 pm CEST
Intellectual Property: A Key Tool for Museums
Global Digital Encounters 27
In collaboration with EIPTN
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Wednesday 17th
May 2023
1.00 pm-2.00 pm CEST
Intellectual property is key to Museums: from IP rights attached to artworks to digitalization of works and merchandising, museums do operate within IP limits. The fast digitalization of collections, issues connected to museum websites’ development, and the entry of museums world in a closer relationship, for the good or for the bad, with business, makes the relationship between IP and Museums more complex and dynamic than ever. For this 27th Encounter, the FIDE/TIPSA Global Digital Encounters pool their forces with the European Intellectual Property Teachers’ Network (EIPTN), the largest such network in Europe, and in particular with its Working Group on Teaching IP in relation to Arts, Fashion, Culture and Creative Industries: EIPTN Academics from Europe will provide a worldwide picture of recent developments on IP and Museums, and the future of Museums thanks to a dynamic and yet careful use of IP tools.
Professor of Private Law at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
Associate Professor and the Vice-Dean for research and development at the University of Travnik Faculty of Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bocconi University. Director of TIPSA. Chair of the European IP Teachers Network. Member of Fide’s Academic Council.
Researcher and teacher in Intellectual Property Law and Market Law, Lund University
Yolanda BERGEL SAINZ DE BARANDA
Professor of Private Law at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain. She teaches Civil Law and her main research areas are Art Law, Contract Law, Consumers Law and Tort Law. She is the Academic Director of the Diploma in Art Law at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. She has extensively published in English, French and Spanish in all these subjects and is the author of the only Spanish Civil Patrimonial Law Handbook in English (3rd edition). She has participated in conferences and seminars in prestigious institutions worldwide and in Spanish and international research projects with relevant results transferred to the private and public sectors. Her scientific activities have been rewarded with two prestigious legal prices and she received an Honorary Doctorate in 2014 by the University of Örebro (Sweden). She is the only Spanish arbitrator of the Court of Arbitration for Art. Background: bachelor’s in law (CEU, Madrid, 1993), Diploma in European Community Law (CEU, Madrid, 1993), LLM in International Business Law (King’s College London, 1994), Doctorate in Law (UC3M, Madrid, 2008). She practiced law from 1994 to 1999 at the prestigious firm Uría & Menéndez in Madrid and Barcelona.
Dr. sc. Haris HASIĆ
Associate Professor and the Vice-Dean for Research and development at the University of Travnik Faculty of Law in Bosnia and Herzegovina. He has authored five books on IP and numerous scientific articles. Most recently he co-authored the 2nd edition of the Judicial Benchbook for Intellectual Property and will be publishing a textbook on Copyright law. He is a certified lecturer in IP for the Civil Services Agency of B&H and FB&H and the Center for Prosecutorial and Judicial Training of FB&H and is a senior legal advisor for the Association of Composers – Music Authors (AMUS – B&H CMO for music copyright) and the Association of Actors and Actresses of B&H. He has taught on behalf of the WTO at the Regional Trade Policy Course in Kazakhstan and Turkey and is an alumnus of the 11th WIPO-WTO Colloquium for intellectual property teachers. Prof. Hasić is the recipient of the „Oskar Danon“ award for the affirmation of the position of music authors and music copyright in Bosnia and Herzegovina and numerous teaching awards. He is in the select working group on the reform of the IP laws of B&H. Haris is a member of the EIPTN. He is actively consulting on IP cases and strategy.
Laurent MANDERIEUX
Professor of Intellectual Property Law at L. Bocconi University of Milan, Italy, Member of the Directorate Board, Bocconi LL.M in Law of Internet Technology, Director, Bocconi Summer Schools in Law, Chair, European IP Teachers’ Network, Coordinator, Transatlantic IP Academy and is invited Professor / Lecturer of Intellectual Property Law in Universities and Training institutes in many countries of Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa. In addition to his IP teaching, numerous Publications, and IP research activities at Bocconi, one of the most prestigious and high-ranked Universities in the European Union, Laurent Manderieux is Senior Intellectual Property Expert for various international Organisations and governments. He was for many years Official and Senior Official at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva, Switzerland: in particular, as Head, WIPO Public Affairs and Media Relations, he took care of training and information for government officials, lawyers, researchers, scientists, and business circles (in this capacity he prepared training material and IP publications, and made up to 100 presentations per year). Before joining WIPO, he also worked for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) in Rome, Italy; and at the European Union in Brussels. Over the last two decades, he wrote numerous publications and studies, and undertook international projects for the EU, the EPO, UNDP, UNCTAD, WIPO, IDLO, OIF, and various Governments. In this context, visited some 140 countries. He works in French, English, Italian, Spanish, and German. Member of Fide’s Academic Council and Co-Director of Fide’s and TIPSA’s Global Digital Encounters.
Professor Ulrika WENNERSTEN
Jur.dr. and Senior lecturer at Lund university, Sweden. She also holds an LLM in Intellectual Property Law from Queen Mary and Westfield College, London University. Her main interests are Intellectual Property Law, Entertainment Law, Fashion Law, Media Law and Market Law. Before joining Lund University, Wennersten worked as a practicing lawyer at a law firm and before that she was working as judge in the District Court in Umeå and the Court of Appeal, Hovrätten för Övre Norrland, Umeå. She has broad international network. She has been a visiting scholar/academic at Ohio State University, US and Bond University, Australia, and Bocconi university, Italy. She is also a member of the organizing committee of The European Intellectual Property Teachers’ Network (EIPTN). She is responsible for the Copyright Group of the Swedish Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (SFIR) and the Chairman of the organization Föreningen Immaterialrättsligt Forum (FIF).
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