I think there is also Public Domain. Which has Zero Clauses.
But I also think there were issues with Public Domain isn't exactly a licenses and acceptable in every country.
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Indeed it is not valid in most places, as things become public domain when copyright expires but you cannot give up your copyright. Carrying round eg a BSD license declaration is more useful for this reason.
I like how the SQLite devs handled this (SQLite is public domain, and, if I'm not mistaken, widely used outside the US):
They sell a license for $1000.
http://www.hwaci.com/cgi-bin/license-step1
I'm curious if there is anyone in a place that doesn't "recognize" an author's right to give their work to the public that's actually bought a license?