Specific Aspects of Exercising Property Rights by Authors

Authors' property rights grant them control over the use and economic benefits of their creative works. These rights include reproduction, distribution, public performance, and adaptation of their works. Exercising these rights often involves licensing agreements, royalties, and enforcement against unauthorized use. Specific challenges include protecting rights in the digital environment, managing copyright duration, and balancing authors' interests with public access. Understanding national and international copyright laws is essential for authors to effectively safeguard and monetize their intellectual property.

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Dr. Sevarxon Aribjanovna Maripova is a legal scholar in Uzbekistan, specializing in civil procedural law, economic procedural law, arbitration and mediation.Dr. Mokhinur Bakhramova is a legal scholar and associate professor at the Tashkent State University of Law specializing in international arbitration, intellectual property and legal technology.