Personal Liberties and Copyright Law a Comparison Between The Dutch And Bolivian Copyright Law. 2

Abstract

Intellectual property is considered an innovative branch for laws that was cultivated over time, from 1813 until this day in which it overcomes cultural and (or) economic barriers, deserving to be legally regulated. The idea of copyright legislation can be traced back to the 15th century, but the first official law traces back to 1710. This law was called the Statute of Anne (American Society of Media Photographers, 2018). After this, copyright all around the world started to develop. Countries added directives on copyright and intellectual property to their legislation. Internationally seen, 180 countries signed the Berne convention that was initiated by the World Intellectual Property Organization. In addition to this, several regions have also managed to generalize intellectual property legislation over several countries.

La propiedad intelectual se considera una rama innovadora para las leyes que se cultivó con el tiempo, desde 1813 hasta el día de hoy, en el que supera las barreras culturales y (o) económicas, y merece ser regulada legalmente. La idea de la legislación sobre derechos de autor se remonta al siglo XV, pero la primera ley oficial se remonta a 1710. Esta ley se llamó el Estatuto de Anne (American Society of Media Photographers, 2018). Después de esto, los derechos de autor en todo el mundo comenzaron a desarrollarse. Los países agregaron directivas sobre derechos de autor y propiedad intelectual a su legislación. Visto internacionalmente, 180 países firmaron la convención de Berna iniciada por la Organización Mundial de la Propiedad Intelectual.