Commercial Appropriation of Fame

Discover the intricate intersection of fame and law in "Commercial Appropriation of Fame" by David Tan, published by Cambridge University Press in 2017. This insightful paperback, spanning 340 pages, delves into the cultural phenomenon of celebrity within legal scholarship. Tan expertly examines how the commercial exploitation of fame can be regulated through right of publicity and passing off laws, particularly in common law jurisdictions. This book is an essential read for academics, practitioners, and students engaged in intellectual property and cultural studies, providing a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks surrounding fame. Enhance your knowledge and explore the complexities of fame in today’s society with this thought-provoking work.