Collective management of copyright in Nigeria : Lessons from other jurisdictions

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Ola, Kunle and Majekolagbe, Faith. (2024). Collective management of copyright in Nigeria : Lessons from other jurisdictions. In In Ladan, Muhammed T., Adewopo, Adebambo and Chuma-Okoro, Helen (Ed.). Creative economy in Nigeria : Law and policy pp. 351-382 Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.

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Authors	Ola, Kunle and Majekolagbe, Faith
Editors	Ladan, Muhammed T., Adewopo, Adebambo and Chuma-Okoro, Helen
Abstract	Book Abstract: Creative Economy in Nigeria: Law and Policy is an initiative of the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Nigeria's apex institution for research and advanced studies in law since March 1979. This compendium of articles is one of the institute's numerous efforts in research and publication of topical and contemporary issues in law and related subjects. With specific focus on the creative economy in Nigeria, the book provides useful authentic knowledge on the potential of the Nigerian creative economy, the current status of the relevant laws and policies to drive the economy, and suggested reforms to boost its performance and realize its full potential.
Keywords	Collective Management Organisations (CMOs); collective management of copyright; collecting societies; creative industry; music; Nigerian Copyright Commission; Nigeria
Page range	351-382
Year	2024
Book title	Creative economy in Nigeria : Law and policy
Publisher	Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
Place of publication	Lagos, Nigeria
ISBN	9789787888780
Author's accepted manuscript	License All rights reserved File Access Level Controlled
Output status	Published
Print	Jan 2024
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Deposited	21 Jan 2025
Additional information	© Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, 2024.

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