Intellectual property law

Author: Han Song
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: The book is divided into 6 parts and 24 chapters, elaborating on the basic concepts, objects of protection, historical development, and role of intellectual property rights. At the same time, the authors discuss the fundamental theories and specific systems of copyright law, patent law, trademark law, anti-unfair competition law, and other intellectual property rights. They provide a comprehensive and systematic explanation of the basic conceptual categories, legal principles, legal relationships, legal facts, legal liabilities, and rights of remedy involved in specialized intellectual property laws. Finally, the book introduces the principles, content, and development of major international conventions on intellectual property protection. The book includes five sections: "Summary," "Key Issues," main body discussions, "Legal Applications," and "Post-Class Review." At the beginning of each chapter, a "Summary" is provided, which is a concise overview of the issues discussed in the chapter. These are the main issues required to be mastered in the teaching syllabus, including basic concepts, fundamental principles, and key knowledge points. "Key Issues" are the main teaching points of the chapter. The main body discussions provide a detailed explanation of the basic concepts, knowledge, and principles involved in each chapter. "Legal Applications" address the solutions and methods for resolving difficult issues encountered in the legal application, management, and judicial practice of intellectual property law. They are closely integrated with the main body explanations, achieving a connection between theory and practice, and presenting content in an accessible manner. "Post-Class Review" highlights ways for students to review and consolidate the knowledge they have learned in the form of questions.