Cultural Rights: Technology, Legality and Personality

This Routledge collection dives deep into the fascinating intersection of culture, law, and technology in our digital age. How do we protect cultural rights when everything from identity to creativity is mediated by screens and algorithms? Thoughtful, rigorous, and surprisingly accessible, it's an essential read for anyone grappling with questions of digital citizenship, cultural preservation, and the legal frameworks that shape our increasingly connected world. Perfect for students, academics, and policy wonks who love a good intellectual challenge.