International copyright : $b considered in some of its relations to ethics and political economy

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George Haven Putnam’s International Copyright explores the intersection of intellectual property and political economy, offering a rigorous examination of how copyright law reflects and shapes ethical and economic systems. Rather than treating copyright as a dry legal matter, Putnam situates it within the broader philosophical debate about the ownership of ideas and the role of the state in regulating intellectual labor.\n\nThis work is essential reading for scholars and students of legal philosophy, political theory, and economic ethics. It challenges the reader to consider whether current copyright frameworks serve public good or merely protect entrenched interests, making it a foundational text for anyone interested in the ethics of intellectual property. Now available in EPUB format through Project Gutenberg, the full text is accessible for your digital library.