| Preface | |
| Copyright at American Universities: Conflict and Perspective Policies as a Balance of Competing Objectives | |
| The Significance of Copyright at Research Universities | |
| Copyright as a Control on Institutional Objectives | |
| Diverse Constituents within the University | |
| Historical Perspective on University Control | |
| Copyright and Universities: The Law and the Foundation of Policies | |
| The Rights of Owners and Users | |
| The Foundation of Policies: The Meaning of Fair Use | |
| The Foundation of Policies: The Meaning of Library Copying | |
| The Fountainhead of University Policies | |
| Litigation from NYU to Kinko's Copies President Ford and J. D. Salinger | |
| The New York University Case | |
| The Wisconsin Reaction | |
| The American Library Association Model Policy | |
| Comparing the Two Model Policies Kinko's and the Failure of Model Policies | |
| University Policies in Force: Motivations and Responsibilities | |
| Identifying "Research Universities" Obtaining the Policies | |
| Scope of Issues in Copyright Policies | |
| Scope of a Policy's Application within the University | |
| Identity of Principal Policymakers | |
| Dates of Policy Development | |
| Stated Purposes of the Policies Universities without Written Policies | |
| The Power of Congressional Guidelines | |
| Photocopies, Videotapes, and Music Law and Policies for Photocopying Policy Content and Policymakers | |
| Congressional Guidelines Revisited | |
| Videotapes and Music Video and Music Issues in University Policies | |
| Congress as a Policy Source | |
| Library Copying and Reserve Rooms Law and Policies for Reserve Rooms | |
| Policy Content and Policymakers Blanket Licenses for Reserve Operations | |
| Library Copying and Section 108 | |
| Library Copying and Policy Standards Overview of Interlibrary | |
| Lending Summing Up the Library Policies | |
| The Weakness of Innovation | |
| New Technology and the Lack of Policy Direction | |
| The Growth of Software and the Uncertainty of the Law | |
| Original Policy-Making and the Search for Legal Meaning | |
| The Trend toward Restrictions Software Policies in Force | |
| Building for the Future and Lessons from the Past | |
| Taking Control of University Governance | |
| The Current Framework for University | |
| Copyright Policy Development The Need for Strategic Planning | |
| The Role of the University Swapping Systems | |
| The Copyright Clearance Center and Collective Administration | |
| Reshaping the Environment: The Role of Professional Associations and Congress | |
| Notes | |
| Policies Obtained from the Universities | |
| Model Copyright Policies Classroom Guidelines ALA Model Policy Music Guidelines Off-Air Guidelines EDUCOM Brochure (1992 edition) 1986 ALA Model Policy | |
| Surveys of Universities and the Travails of Obtaining Their Policies | |
| Index | |
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