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"Contributors" [2002] ELECD 43; in Towse, Ruth (ed), "Copyright in the Cultural Industries" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2002)

Book Title: Copyright in the Cultural Industries

Editor(s): Towse, Ruth

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

ISBN (hard cover): 9781840646610

Section Title: Contributors

Number of pages: 5

Extract:

Contributors
Babette Aalberts studied Dutch law at the University of Leiden. Since 1998
she has worked as a research fellow at the University of Leiden and the
University of Tilburg at the Center for Law, Public Administration and
Information, and as a lawyer at the Intellectual Property department of the law
firm Kennedy Van der Laan in Amsterdam.

Annemarie Beunen studied law and art history at the Catholic University of
Nijmegen in the Netherlands, where she also worked as a researcher
specializing in copyright. She is currently preparing a doctoral dissertation on
the protection of databases at the Department of Law and Computer Science
at Leiden University. She also worked at the Boekmanstichting in Amsterdam
as the editor of the Museumrechtwijzer, a book on Dutch museum law
published in November 2000.

Michael A. Einhorn received a PhD in economics from Yale University
and is now a Principal in the firm of LECG, LLC, New York (www.lecg.com).
Dr Einhorn specializes in microeconomic analysis, intellectual property,
and antitrust, with particular regard to media, entertainment, and
electronic content. With offices in 19 cities in North America and
Europe, LECG is an economic consulting firm that provides sophisticated
economic and financial analysis, expert testimony, litigation support, and
strategic management consulting to a broad range of public and private
enterprises.

Joëlle Farchy is assistant professor at the University of Paris Sud. In 1990,
her PhD in economics at the university of Paris Pantheon Sorbonne, was about
the French film industry. She now ...