This new text edition brings together for the first time all relevant copyright-related legal sources in the field of international and European law. Supranational law is becoming increasingly important, especially in the area of copyright. The last major amendment to German copyright law, the amendment to copyright in the information society, was an implementation of a European directive. At the international level, several treaties and agreements are documented for the interpretation and further development of German copyright law, such as the revised Berne Convention of 1971, the World Copyright Agreement (Paris version) also from 1971, the TRIPS Agreement from 1994, and the WIPO Copyright Treaty from 1996. For lawyers, publishers, exploitation companies, authors, translators, and publicists.