Intellectual Property Law: Several Research Priorities at the Beginning of the New Century: Several Research Priorities at the Beginning of the New Century

Author: Zheng Chengsi
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book reviews the state of intellectual property research in China at the end of the 20th century and offers preliminary ideas for further research in the early 21st century. It suggests that the learning of graduate students and undergraduates in the field of intellectual property should differ, advocating the use of key issues demonstrated in international and domestic practices as research subjects, rather than repeating the old path of moving from legal relations to legal systems. It is also inappropriate to get stuck in circles over physics and philosophy concepts that the author themselves may not fully understand. Therefore, the book elaborates on a series of issues that the author believes should be prioritized in the early 21st century from four aspects: the relationship between intellectual property law and civil law, controversies in the basic concepts of intellectual property, informatization and intellectual property, and international protection of intellectual property. It can be said that the purpose of this book lies in suggesting, inspiring, and guiding readers to conduct relevant research and exploration, rather than imposing ready-made conclusions or systems (regardless of whether they are correct or stand up to scrutiny).