title: An Unhurried View of Copyright
author:  Benjamin Kaplan 
description: An Unhurried View of Copyright is a welcome addition to the field of intellectual property, a field in which the writing is all too often dominated by the simplistic theme of we want more protection. Professor Kaplan s is an urbane and balanced view of the institution of copyright; he sees flaws as well as strengths in the institution. Professor Kaplan shows a refreshing willingness to examine every problem carefully from all sides. The book has intellectual style. --Edmund W. Kitch, Stanford Law Review 20 (1967-68) 794
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