Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12


Articles

Employee in a Cage? Olivia De Havilland, Warner Bros. Pictures, and the ‘Limit Case’ of Star Employment
Employee in a Cage? Olivia De Havilland, Warner Bros. Pictures, and the ‘Limit Case’ of Star Employment

Matt Stahl

2016-06-27 Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12 • 1

Interventions

Trade Mark Strategies of Emerging Music Artists
Trade Mark Strategies of Emerging Music Artists

Julia Gilchrist

2016-06-27 Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12 • 2

Also a part of:

Collection: Popular Music

Safety and Liability in the practice of Skiing: How Law and Cognitive Sciences shape the driving factor of Winter Tourism
Safety and Liability in the practice of Skiing: How Law and Cognitive Sciences shape the driving factor of Winter Tourism

Umberto Izzo

2016-06-27 Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12 • 3

Who Owns Celebrity? – Law and the formation of Fame
Who Owns Celebrity? – Law and the formation of Fame

Hajo Rupp LL.M.

2016-06-27 Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12 • 4

Reviews

Social Media, Harassment and Freedom of Speech – Panel Discussion and Q and A, Tuesday 17th June 2014, Committee Room 18, Palace of Westminster
Social Media, Harassment and Freedom of Speech – Panel Discussion and Q and A, Tuesday 17th June 2014, Committee Room 18, Palace of Westminster

Susan Collins

2016-06-27 Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12 • 5

Remember Me? The Right to be Forgotten The Law Society Public Debate 15th October 2014
Remember Me? The Right to be Forgotten The Law Society Public Debate 15th October 2014

Susan Collins

2016-06-27 Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12 • 6

As Seen On TV: Public Law Explained Through Popular Culture - Conference Review
As Seen On TV: Public Law Explained Through Popular Culture - Conference Review

David Yuratich and Argyro Karanasiou

2016-06-27 Volume 12 • 2014 • Volume 12 • 7

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