Name & Monopoly Protection of Religions by Public Law or and Intellectual Rights: Effects on Religious Marketing? . Back to Spiritual Property Rights?

Tilkin, Gérald
(2011) Religions as Brands: The Marketization of Religion and Spirituality — Location: Lausanne (14.October.2011)

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  • Tilkin, GéraldUCLouvain
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European laws strongly regulated the religious sector in the past, differentiating it from any commercial perspective. This legal conception is in mutation. Individualism, migrations and mass media have created a quantitatively and qualitatively varied religious market. Systems of state support to religions have waned. Religions often search other legal tools such as intellectual property (hereafter, IP) rights and emerging protection of traditions to protect their interests.
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Tilkin, G. (2011). Name & Monopoly Protection of Religions by Public Law or and Intellectual Rights: Effects on Religious Marketing? . Back to Spiritual Property Rights? Religions as Brands: The Marketization of Religion and Spirituality, Lausanne. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/78440