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John Russell Brown was a distinguished Shakespearean scholar who was also involved in practical theatre – he was a close associate of the director Peter Hall at the National Theatre for 15 years from 1973. Earlier, his academic career started at the Shakespeare Institute, where he was a fellow (1951-55), followed by 10 years as an English lecturer at Birmingham University, becoming professor and head of drama and theatre arts at Birmingham from 1964 to 1971. Ever active, ever busy, he was professor of English at Sussex University (1971-82) during his time with Hall. Afterwards he concentrated on his writing and was professor of theatre at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (1985-97). - The Guardian, UK.

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Books in this Series

Studying Shakespeare (Casebook)

John Russell Brown

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Conflict of Laws

Andreas F. Lowenfeld, Jack L. Goldsmith, Larry Kramer, Lea Brilmayer

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Shakespeare Twelfth Night

David John Palmer, William Shakespeare

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Shakespeare, Much Ado about Nothing and as You Like It

John Russell Brown

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T. S. Eliot: The waste land

C. B. Cox

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Yeats: Last poems

Jon Stallworthy

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E. M. Forster A passage to India: a casebook

Malcolm Bradbury

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Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra

John Russell Brown

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Jane Austen: Emma

David Lodge

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Creditors' rights, debtors' protection, and bankruptcy

Lawrence Peter King

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Conrad--Heart of darkness, Nostromo and Under western eyes

Joseph Conrad

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Shakespeare: King Lear: a casebook

Frank Kermode

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D.H. Lawrence : Sons and lovers

Gamini Salgado

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John Keats: Odes

Fraser, G. S.

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International intellectual property law and policy

Graeme B. Dinwoodie

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This clearly-written casebook discusses public international intellectual property law (the obligations regarding intellectual property protection undertaken and imposed on states) found in treaties and similar instruments. It also includes extensive discussion of the acquisition and enforcement of intellectual property rights internationally by private rights holders. This latter discussion encompasses treatment of international and regional industrial property registration agreements. The authors include materials relating to all forms of intellectual property: patents, copyrights and related rights, trademark and unfair competition, trade secrets, geographical indications, and industrial designs.