Intellectual Property System Challenges and Countermeasures

Author: Lü Wei
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book covers a broad range of topics, employing a research methodology that combines macro and micro perspectives, theory and practice, and a comparison of domestic and international experiences. Over the course of more than a year of research, the research team conducted field investigations in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, and Shenzhen, and organized multiple expert seminars, gathering first-hand data. The book examines the policy framework related to intellectual property systems from a national perspective. At the same time, it delves into specific issues, studying intellectual property ownership policies, industry, enterprise, and university intellectual property protection and utilization. The book covers a wide range of topics, adopting a research methodology that combines macro and micro perspectives, theory and practice, and a comparison of domestic and international experiences.
From a national perspective, the author focuses on the various stages of creating, protecting, and utilizing intellectual property, examining the systems, policies, and market environments related to intellectual property. Starting from the need to provide organizational guarantees for the implementation of intellectual property laws and systems, the book explores the establishment of intellectual property management and early warning mechanisms. It also emphasizes how the intellectual property system can be integrated with national technological development strategies, offering a series of recommendations for improving China's intellectual property system and optimizing the market environment.
Additionally, the book addresses specific issues, studying intellectual property ownership policies, industry, enterprise, and university intellectual property protection and utilization. It explores the operational mechanisms of the intellectual property system from a theoretical standpoint while introducing and analyzing numerous international best practices. The book provides an accessible yet in-depth explanation of how the intellectual property system can serve real-world economic, technological, and social development, offering many actionable policy recommendations. This not only provides targeted decision-making references for intellectual property management departments but also helps enterprises and institutions understand how to leverage the intellectual property system and related policies to implement intellectual property strategies.