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, Section 1, Art. 9 (1) The only provisions of the Berne Convention which have not been incorporated into TRIPS concern moral rights. Moral rights are the right of the author to control certain uses of their works to protect their reputation as artists, and for their authorship to be recognized. Moral rights are distinct from what are sometimes known as pecuniary / economic rights (such as the right to make copies or the right to broadcast). 著作權(quán)人對(duì)其創(chuàng)作的文學(xué)、藝術(shù)和科學(xué)作品所享有的各項(xiàng)以人身利益為內(nèi)容的權(quán)利。主要包括 發(fā)表權(quán)、署名權(quán)、作者身份權(quán)、修改權(quán)、保護(hù)作品完整權(quán)及已發(fā)表作品的收回權(quán) 。伯爾尼公約詳細(xì)規(guī)定了人身權(quán)的種類。 ? 發(fā)表權(quán) : right to publish a work ? 署名權(quán) : right to claim authorship ? 署名權(quán)有時(shí)候表述為身份權(quán): right of paternity (父權(quán) ) /the right to identify as author ? 保護(hù)作品完整權(quán): right to the integrity of work ? 修改權(quán): right to alteration/modification ? 收回權(quán): right to recall/redeem a work provisional measure 臨時(shí)措施 see Part III, Section 3 根據(jù) 《 與貿(mào)易有關(guān)的知識(shí)產(chǎn)權(quán)協(xié)定 》 ( Trips協(xié)議)第五十條之規(guī)定,當(dāng)任何遲延有可能對(duì)權(quán)利所有者