Most searches are based on the library. If your proposed research is in a library, you should explain where your key resources are located (e.g., legal reports, journal articles) (at the Faculty of Law Library, Westlaw, etc.). If you plan to do fieldwork or collect empirical data, you must provide details about this (e.g., if you are planning interviews, who will you interview? How many interviews will you conduct? Will there be access issues?). This section should also explain how you will analyze your search results. This research will consist of information gathered from library research as well as a field study. Research is carried out using different methods and approaches, as explained in this part. The researcher will use primary and secondary data collection methods to improve the in-depth analysis of the phenomena studied and obtain more accurate results. The analysis shows how many people approve or reject the existence of a problem in percentage terms in light of the assumptions made. To clarify respondents` responses, the analysis shows respondents` most useful statements in response to assumptions.

In addition, the researcher notes the number of people who have the same views and those who have different points of view. An interview is essentially an interaction where questions are asked or a discussion takes place between two or more people with a specific purpose. [60] This method is ultimate in providing first-hand information to the researcher. The interview focused on; Owners of literary works, judges, law enforcement agencies, including police, lawyers, and prosecutors who were available and willing to help the researcher instantly obtain direct and easily accessible information. This method involves direct contact with respondents. The interview will be unstructured to allow respondents flexibility and facilitate access to data by the researcher. In „Away“, the researcher managed to attract respondents who are not available on „Home“, especially owners of literary works that have been victims of digital copyright infringement, and COSOTA, the institution that deals with the implementation of the Copyright Act in Tanzania. The author speaks in general terms about the importance of IP activities and the importance of an IP policy and institution that deals with IP, without focusing specifically on protecting the economic rights of literary owners in a digital environment. The researcher intends to use this article because it supports the establishment of a protection system which, in turn, controls copyright infringement in a digital environment. The researcher will demonstrate the importance of the legal framework for the protection of economic rights of literary works in the digital environment and will keep pace with the development of new technologies such as the Internet and computer networks.

The proposal should generally be about 2,500 words. It is important to remember that some funding agencies may have different word limits. Whether you are applying to the MJur, MPhil or PhD programs, your research project should generally include the following information: However, the literature does not address the issue of protecting owners of literary works in the digital environment. The researcher intends to use this literature as it shows how the digital environment spreads copyright infringement and informs that efforts must be made to mitigate risks. For the purposes of this study, the researcher collects data from; owners of literary works, because they are victims of infringements through the online environment, COSOTA, because it was established to implement the Copyright Act in Tanzania, the researcher explicitly prefers the Director General and the Copyright Administrator, the Head of Information and Communication Technologies and the Head of the Legal Unit to grasp the implementation of copyright in the digital environment, The researcher also favored judges, lawyers, prosecutors and law enforcement agencies, including police officers, to understand how CANRA has been interpreted and applied to digital offences. However, the author spoke in general about the weakness of the law on the protection of intellectual property rights in the digital environment, without specifically mentioning the protection of the economic rights of owners of literary works, which will be discussed in detail in this research. Expected results and impact. How do you think research could expand existing knowledge? What might enable organizations or stakeholders to do it differently? In academia (and this is particularly true for ESRC-funded scholarships), PhD students are increasingly being asked to think about how their research could contribute to both academic impact and economic and societal impact.

This is well explained on the ESRC website if you want to know more. This research will use a case study design as it is a fairly comprehensive method, allowing the researcher to focus his in-depth and in-depth study on various aspects of a research phenomenon. To help you with your application, the following information should give some indication of what a typical research proposal might look like. This design will allow a researcher to use a variety of relevant data collection methods from specific domains, such as COSOTA, to collect relevant data related to the material state of the problem itself. The researcher reviewed the existing literature to find out how other authors have dealt with the problem in question and to discover what existing gaps they have left so that this research can address these gaps. In addition, the existing literature gave the researcher an indication of where to go after receiving the starting point. The proposal should include a short bibliography listing the work most relevant to your topic. The questionnaire is suitable for respondents who can read and write to provide detailed information on this topic.

This method focuses on respondents who are agents, but they are not able to provide information immediately because they are very busy or when it may be difficult for researchers to confront them due to the nature of their offices, particularly COSOTA officers. The researcher will use a mixed open-ended questionnaire where the set of questions was neither closed nor open-ended. This sample legal research proposal will guide law students and lawyers in conducting legal research and writing reports. Your literature review An in-depth review of the most important research findings on your topic. You should use the literature review to identify gaps or problems with existing research to justify why additional or new research is needed. Schedule. How do you assess the timing of the thesis at the outset? When will each key phase begin and end (proposal enhancement; literature search; development of research methods; Field work; Analysis; draft the draft; final submission)? It is likely that the steps overlap. The overall objective of this research is to examine the legal challenges related to the protection of the economic rights of owners of original literary works in a digital environment. It includes the collection of secondary data from books, research papers, journals, reports, brochures, articles, briefs, journals, legislation and electronic sources. This is done in libraries, especially AAA University and the regional library „Home“, as all documents reviewed are easily accessible from these libraries. Questions and first research question.

What legal or governance issue(s) do you intend to examine? (This may be completely inaccurate at the application stage); what might be some of the most important publications that could contribute to the questions (again indicative at the application stage); And what is the question you are trying to answer as precisely as possible? A research proposal can and should make a positive and compelling first impression and demonstrate your potential to become a good researcher. In particular, you need to show that you can think critically and analytically, as well as communicate your ideas clearly. The author in his article addresses some topics that are most useful for this research, he showed the weaknesses of the legal framework and insisted that the law must evolve to cope with the development of science and technology affecting literary and artistic works, also suggested that Tanzania should follow the example of other countries with legislation, respond to the development of science and technology.