Historia y desarrollo de los derechos de autor: enfoques de Colombia y México.

Abstract

This research aims to conduct a historical-chronological analysis that includes both the international scope and the specific development of copyright laws in Latin American countries, with a particular focus on Colombia and Mexico. First, the international landscape is examined to understand the historical background and influences that have shaped the global copyright legal framework. Various models, schools of thought, and concepts that have influenced copyright regulation over time are explored, from ancient forms of intellectual property protection to modern international conventions. With this international context established, the specific evolution of copyright in Colombia and Mexico is delved into, utilizing both historical sources and legal documents to trace the development of intellectual property laws in each country. This analysis includes identifying significant milestones, external influences, and internal factors that have shaped current regulations. The goal is to provide a deeper and more contextualized understanding of the copyright legal framework in Colombia and Mexico, identifying differences and similarities in the regulations of both countries and understanding how these norms relate to the historical, cultural, and political context of each nation. In this way, it is hoped to contribute to the debate on intellectual property protection in Latin America and offer useful perspectives for future research and public policy.