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public domain: a standalone construct

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publicdomain1 CONSTRUCTPublic domainLANGE · INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

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Intellectual property law

the body of works and knowledge free of intellectual property rights, argued to need affirmative recognition as a protected field.

In intellectual property law, public domain refers to the body of works and knowledge free of intellectual property rights, argued to need affirmative recognition as a protected field. This meaning comes from Lange (1981) in Law and Contemporary Problems.[1]

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  1. Lange, D. (1981). Recognizing the Public Domain. Law and Contemporary Problems, 44(4), 147. https://doi.org/10.2307/1191227

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