James Meese
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Bio
James Meese is a currently a PhD candidate and is affiliated with the Centre of Excellence in Creative Industries and Innovation (CCI) at the Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University of Technology.
P2P Research Summary
His research is situated in the field of critical copyright studies, and his addresses the insufficient attention paid to the critical role that copyrighted works play in personal development (Tehranian, 2011). Drawing primarily on research in the areas of copyright law, informal economies and media ecology, this thesis looks at how four subjects of copyright law are framed by policy, law and discourse: the author, user, the creative and the pirate.
His research interests include intellectual property law, critical theory, consumption, informal economies and piracy, material culture studies. and authorship and his writing has appeared in Computers and Composition, the European Journal of Cultural Studies and Media International Australia.
Selected Publications
Forthcoming
- ‘Twin transformations: The Salvation Army’s charity shops and the recreating of material and social value’, European Journal of Cultural Studies. Co-authored with Dr. Aneta Podalicka.
2010
- ‘Resistance or negotiation: An Australian perspective on copyright law’s cultural agenda’, Computers and Composition, vol. 27, no. 3.
- Contact: Website: [1] www.jamesmeese.com.au or [2] www.swin.academia.edu/JamesMeese / Twitter: @radiograveyards / Email: jmeese@swin.edu.au
More Information
- listed in the Association of Peer to Peer Researchers
