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Chapter 1: Rethinking Piracy
Introduction
What Is Piracy?
What Drives the Numbers Game?
How Much Piracy Is There?
What Is a Loss?
Substitution Effects
Countervailing Benefts
How Is Enforcement Organized?
The Confscation Regime
Selective Enforcement
How Effective Is Enforcement?
Does Education Work?
What Is Consumption?
Does Crime Pay?
Disaggregating Industry Exposure
Music
Movies and TV Shows
Entertainment Software
Pricing
Distribution
Looking Forward
About the Chapter
Chapter 2: Networked Governance and the USTR
TRIPS and TRIPS+
Toward ACTA
The USTR and Special 301
The History of Special 301
The Warnings Regime
Participation and Infuence
A Symbiotic Relationship
Foreign Countries
A Transitional Regime
About the Study
Chapter 3: South Africa
Enforcement Autopilot
Sectoral Effects
Books
Software
Games
Movies
Piracy and South African Film
Piracy on the Internet
Attitudes toward Piracy
Piracy Stories
Law and Enforcement
TRIPS Compliance and Enforcement Legislation
Judicial Pushback
Public-Private Justice
How Piracy Works in South Africa
Optical Disc Piracy
MARkEt DIFFERENtIAtORS
BRuMA
NOORD/PlEIN
CultuRAl NAtIONAlISM
Hanover Park
NEIGhBORhOOD VENDING
CONSuMPtION
WhAt PEOPlE WAtCh
Conclusion
References
Chapter 4: Russia
A Brief History of Piracy in Russia
Disaggregating Piracy by Sector
Enter the Internet
How Piracy Works
Licenses Everywhere
Legal, Grey, and Illegal
Geography
Warehouses
The Deformalization of Retail
Consumption
PAttERNS OF CONSuMPtION
AuthOR AND COPYRIGht
COuNtERFEItING
lOCAl EFFECtS
The Cultural Function of Piracy
SPECIAltY StORES
ExPANDING thE MARkEt
REPRODuCING thE INtEllIGENtSIA
Governmental Actors
Non-governmental Actors
Business Community Pushback
thE PONOSOV CASE
StAtE CAPtuRE
Chapter 5: Brazil
Criminal Enforcement
The Legislative Agenda
INtERNEt lEGISlAtION: thE StAtE OF PlAY FOR 2011
GRADuAtED RESPONSE
COPYRIGht REFORM
The IP Enforcement Network
The Enforcement Decade
The National Plan
The GIPI and Brazilian IP Policy
Copyright Industry Associations
CROSS-INDuStRY COORDINAtORS
The Street Trade
thE tRI-BORDER AREA AND ChINA
PROVING thE CONNECtION
ORGANIzED CRIME AND BRAzIlIAN lAW
lAW kIM (kIN) ChONG
Internet Piracy
DISCOGRAFIAS AND ORkut
Book Piracy
Research, Training, and Education
Anti-Piracy and Poetic License
To Repress and Educate
Mixed Signals
Research
thE MAGIC NuMBERS
SECtOR-SPECIFIC RESEARCh
CROSS-SECtORAl RESEARCh
thE “PROJEtO ESCOlA lEGAl”
Chapter 6: Mexico
The History of a Pirate Market
Political Incorporation
Private-Sector Pressure
Pirate Justifcations
Pirate Populism
Chapter 7: Bolivia
The Transformation of the Recorded Music Industry
The New Wave
A Short History of Bolivian Piracy
Indigenous Politics
Chapter 8: India
The Circuits of Piracy
Piracy on the Streets
Piracy and Time
The Transnational Trade
Internet and P2P
BROADBAND DEPlOYMENt
thE GROWth OF P2P IN INDIA
CONtENt
Market Segmentation
Cinema Halls
Windowing
Price and Competition in the Optical Disc Market
The Market for Piracy Studies
Enforcement Networks
The Indian Music Industry
Software Piracy
Coda: A Short History of Book Piracy
Synthetic and Crown Rights
The Elizabethan Book Pirates
Hills the Pirate
The War for the Public Domain
The American Pirate Century
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Media Piracy in Emerging Economies
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MEDIA PIRACY INEMERGING ECONOMIES
Edited by Joe Karaganis
 
 © 2011 Social Science Research CouncilAll rights reserved.Published by the Social Science Research CouncilPrinted in the United States o AmericaReerences to Internet websites (URLs) were accurate at the time o writing. Neither the authornor the Social Science Research Council is responsible or URLs that may have expired or changedsince the manuscript was prepared.Designed by Rosten WooMaps by Mark SwindleCover photo: AFP/Getty ImagesLibrary o Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataMedia Piracy in Emerging EconomiesISBN 978-0-98412574-61.Inormation society—Social aspects. 2.Intellectual Property. 3.International businessenterprises—Political activity. 4.Blackmarket. I. Social Science Research Council
Media Piracy in Emerging Economies
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