Tradition, Innovation, and the Future: Cultural and Digital Frontiers in the Asian Pacific Region
2025 Conference
18-19 October
Shandong University, Qingdao, P. R. China
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From traditional cultural expressions to AI-generated content, copyright law plays a crucial role in the creation and dissemination of cultural expressions and creative works. This Conference will explore how copyright frameworks balance incentives for creativity with broader societal interests, particularly in the diverse legal and cultural landscape of the Asian Pacific region. The region’s varied legal traditions, economic structures, and technological advancements offer a unique perspective on the evolving nature of copyright.
This year's Keynote Speakers were Prof. Mingde Li, Professor, Institute of Law and Intellectual Property Centre, China Academy of Social Sciences; and Prof. Matthias Leistner, Full professor (GRUR Chair) for Civil Law, Intellectual Property Law with Information and IT-Law, Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU), Munich
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ORGANISING COMMITTEE:
Natalie Stoianoff (Immediate Past President, APCA) University of Technology Sydney
Tianxiang He (President, APCA and Conference Convenor) City University of Hong Kong
Shi Wei (Vice President, APCA) Shandong University, China
Xiao Ma (General Secretary, APCA) Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Tatsuhiro Ueno (Executive Committee Member, APCA) Waseda University, Japan
Bram Van Wiele (Treasurer, APCA) University of Auckland
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