> The problem with the post-national view is that it has to be a consensus view globally. It's a classic prisoner's dilemma. We can and are doing this at a muc

> The problem with the post-national view is that it has to be a consensus view globally. It's a classic prisoner's dilemma. We can and are doing this at a much smaller scale. We have trade organizations that mediates disputes. And the US has been successfully pushing variants of the DMCA everywhere. A sovereign country could decide that copyright is no more (within its borders), but no developed country has done it. Most countries probably pay more in copyright royalties to other countries than they get in return. Isn't copyright also a prisoners dilemma?