WTO and Intellectual Property Legal Practice

Author: Chen Jie
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book thoroughly elaborates on the gaps between China's current intellectual property legislation and the TRIPS Agreement, providing a detailed and in-depth discussion on the improvement of China's intellectual property law in the context of joining the WTO. Since the TRIPS Agreement is a subsidiary agreement under the World Trade Organization Agreement, trade directly related to products containing intellectual property factors should be given sufficient attention. How to effectively protect international intellectual property products within the WTO framework has become a key issue in international trade. The book also comprehensively and systematically addresses issues such as copyright trade, patent trade, trademark trade, counterfeit trade, parallel imports, and intellectual property protection in global e-commerce, offering preliminary reflections on improving China's intellectual property trade legislation. Finally, it summarizes the dispute resolution mechanisms in the field of intellectual property after joining the WTO and touches upon related issues such as the China-U.S. intellectual property disputes.