The Politics of Global Information Sharing

Open-knowledge communities, the public domain and public policies protecting the global sharing of information and resources seek to counter the last decade of IP maximalization. Such movements aim to rebalance 'public' interests within IP discourse. Historically, dispossession of Indigenous persons in settler communities was concomitant with their exclusion from 'the public'. This has significant consequences for Indigenous peoples struggling to regain control over knowledge resources today. This article considers the imaginary inclusions that underlie Anglo-Australian intellectual property law and considers problems with redressing past injustice by defining Indigenous difference in terms of a cultural exception within intellectual property law

Injustice · Public domain · The Imaginary · Traditional knowledge · Copyright and Intellectual Property · Intellectual Property and Patents

• Intellectual Property

  Open Access•Rosemary J Coombe•The International Encyclopedia of…•2018

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• The Ethics of Emergent Creativity

  Open Access•Janneke Adema•Whose Book is it Anyway?•2019

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• Copyright in the Everyday Practice of Writers

  Open Access•Smita Kheria•Whose Book is it Anyway?•2019

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• A Laboratory as the Infrastructure of Engagement

  Open Access•U Pawlicka-Deger•Open Library of Humanities•2020

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• Protecting and Accessing Indigenous Peoples’ Digital Cultural Heritage through Sustainable Governance and IPR Structures – The Case of Sámi Culture

  Open Access•Iiris Tuominen, Rosa María Ballardini et al.•Arctic review on law and politics•2023

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• The Care Principles and the Reuse, Sharing, and Curation of Indigenous Data in Canadian Archaeology

  Open Access•Neha Gupta, Andrew Martindale et al.•Advances in Archaeological Practice•2023

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• Studying up (and down) the cultural heritage preservation agenda

  Open Access•Cheryl Klimaszewski, Gail Bader et al.•European Journal of Cultural…•2012

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• Digital preservation, online access and historical archaeology ‘grey literature’ from New South Wales, Australia

  Martin Gibbs, Sarah Colley•Australian Archaeology•2012

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• Identifying and Preventing Biopiracy in Australia

  Daniel F Robinson, Daniel Robinson et al.•Australian Geographer•2017

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• Decolonising Archives

  Trish Luker•Australian Feminist Studies•2017

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• Constructing the Pirate Audience

  Open Access•Ramon Lobato•Media International Australia•2011

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• Romanticism and Colonialism

  Open Access•Tim Fulford, Timothy Fulford et al.•Romanticism and Colonialism•1998

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• Sir Joseph Banks, the "Father of Australia"

  Joseph Henry Maiden•1909

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• Romantic Imperialism

  Open Access•Saree Makdisi•Romantic Imperialism•1998

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• British Anatomists, Phrenologists and the Construction of the Aboriginal Race, c .1790–1830

  Open Access•Peter Turnbull•History Compass•2006

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• The Repatriation Debate and the Discourse of the Commons

  Open Access•Tatiana Flessas•Social & Legal Studies•2008

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• The Outer Limits of Copyright Law – Where Law Meets Philosophy and Culture

  Open Access•Kathy Bowrey•Law and Critique•2001

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• Culture’, ‘society’and the figure of man

  Open Access•Christine Helliwell, Barry Hindess•History of the Human Sciences•1999

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• Information Feudalism

  Mary C Ingram, Peter Drahos et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•2003

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• Colonial Botany

  William E Burns•Sixteenth Century Journal•2006

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• Plants and Empire

  L Schiebinger, Londa L Schiebinger•Plants and Empire•2004

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• Anna Haebich, Broken Circles. Fragmenting Indigenous Families 1800-2000

  Open Access•Jacqueline Van Gent•Historische Anthropologie•2001

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• The Cunning of Recognition

  Elizabeth A Povinelli, George Steinmetz et al.•Cunning of Recognition•2002

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• Painting Culture

  F Myers, Fred R Myers et al.•Painting Culture•2002

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• The Making of Indigenous Knowledge in Intellectual Property Law in Australia

  Open Access•Jane Anderson•International Journal of Cultural…•2005

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• Locality in the History of Science

  David W Chambers, Richard Gillespie•Osiris•2000

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• Cultural Agency/Cultural Authority

  Open Access•Patrick J O''Keefe, Patrick J O’keefe et al.•International Journal of Cultural…•1995

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• Broken Circles

  Deborah Montgomerie, Anna Haebich•Pacific Affairs•2001

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• Law, Knowledge, Culture

  Jane Anderson, Jane E Anderson•Law, Knowledge, Culture•2009

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• Kant, Herder, and the Birth of Anthropology

  Clifford Geertz•Common Knowledge•2003

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• Aboriginal art and film

  Open Access•M Langton•Race & Class•1994

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• Should we have a universal concept of 'indigenous peoples' rights

  Open Access•John R Bowen•Anthropology Today•2000

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