Introduction 1
Ⅰ THE EUROPEAN BACKGROUND 9
1. Beginnings in Europe 9
2. The Rights Protected：France and Germany to 1928 43
3. Moral Rights as Cultural Protection—A Deviation From the Norm 69
4. Legislative Protection of the 1920s 87
Ⅱ INTERNATIONAL GROWTH 97
5. The Development of International Protection—1858 to 1928 97
6. The Rome Revision Conference of the Berne Convention 103
7. Post-War International Developments 129
Ⅲ PROTECTION IN TWO CONTINENTAL SYSTEMS 163
8. Moral Rights in France 163
9. Moral Rights in Germany 217
Ⅳ PROTECTION IN THE COPYRIGHT COUNTRIES 279
10. Establishing Moral Rights in the Copyright Countries：Introductory Considerations 279
11. Canada：Developments Towards the Current Law 291
12. Canada：The Rights and Their Application 313
13. The United Kingdom：Developments Towards the Current Law 365
14. The United Kingdom：The Rights and Their Application 387
15. The United States：Developments Towards the Current Law 441
16. The United States：The Rights and Their Application 473
17. Australia：Developments Towards the Current Law 541
18. Australia：The Rights and Their Application 567
Ⅴ CROSS-BORDER PROTECTION 621
19. International Moral Rights Litigation 621
Appendix：Comparative Table of National Moral Rights 719
Bibliography 799
Index 835