The controversial rules for the reproduction of cultural heritage in Italian law

These rules fall within the area of administrative law that is very different from the area of intellectual property law. Administrative law responds to very different logics: the sources of law are different; the logic is different and what is protected is the public good and not the interest of a private subject; the dynamics are different and it is essential to be aware of the role and skills of the various public bodies that come into play; the enforcement tools are different, so we do not have a subject suing another, but rather we have a specific public authority that imposes an administrative sanction. We considered this general premise useful to invite readers not to confuse and not to put the principles set out on intellectual property on the same level with those that we will illustrate in the next paragraphs. <a href="https://medium.com/open-glam/the-controversial-rules-for-the-reproduction-of-cultural-heritage-in-italian-law-9ee552bc49ce">Read More</a>