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Recovering Collectivity: Group Rights to Intellectual Property in Indigenous Communities
Addressing rampant violation of indigenous groups’ cultural property rights, this paper contends that a group rights model of ownership of intangible property will protect the works of indigenous peoples from an ever-encroaching dominant society. This article discusses the historical foundation of W
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