Guide to the Collective Administration of Author’s Rights
UNESCO, 01 January 2000, France
A useful tool for the development of collecting societies. The purpose of the Guide is to provide this assistance on a continuous basis. In order to effectively assume its role of endogenous support for the continuous creation of intellectual works, and as a dynamic factor in the promotion of cultural exchanges between nations, collective administration must be developed throughout the world. The Guide aims at contributing to the improvement of the technical administration of rights while throwing light on the relations between the different public services and other social partners in the domain of cultural development. Download the pdf HERE.
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