📘 Title Acceptance of Chapter Proposal for the Edited Volume “Copyright 2.0: Law and Ownership” 📄 Description (Author + Affiliation + Participation) Ganesh Satarkar (Nale)Research Scholar, Central University of Haryana, India Ganesh Satarkar (Nale), affiliated with the Central University of Haryana, has received formal acceptance of his chapter proposal for inclusion in the edited volume titled Copyright 2.0: Law and Ownership. The acceptance communication was issued by the editorial coordinators, Yuvraj Rathi and Niyati Pokhriyal. The selected chapter contributes to contemporary debates in Intellectual Property Law, particularly focusing on evolving dimensions of copyright governance, digital ownership, and legal reforms in the era of technological transformation. The author’s participation reflects active academic engagement in the field of Copyright Law, Digital Rights, and Ownership Jurisprudence. The official communication confirms that the proposed chapter has been approved for publication, subject to submission of the full manuscript in accordance with prescribed guidelines and timeline Gmail - Acceptance of Chapter P… . 🔑 Keywords and Subjects (In Paragraph Form) This publication relates to the core areas of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Copyright Law, Digital Ownership, Legal Frameworks of Creative Rights, Information Technology Law, Digital Governance, Jurisprudence of Ownership, Academic Publishing, Legal Scholarship, and Contemporary Legal Reforms. The subject intersects with Constitutional Law principles, Cyber Law developments, and policy-oriented discussions on protection of creative works in the digital economy. 📚 Publishing Information Details Edited Volume Title: Copyright 2.0: Law and OwnershipType: Edited Book ChapterStatus: Chapter Proposal AcceptedEditorial Coordinators: Yuvraj Rathi & Niyati PokhriyalCommunication Date: 10 February 2026Publisher: To be announced (Edited Academic Volume)Submission Stage: Awaiting Full Chapter ManuscriptCorrespondence Source: Official Acceptance Email
GANESH SHRIRANG SATARKAR (Tue,) studied this question.