Research on Hot Issues in Intellectual Property Law

Author: Feng Xiaoqing
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book focuses on hot issues in the research and practice of intellectual property law, with the principle of interest balance in intellectual property law as its main thread. From perspectives such as fundamental theories, institutional norms, and judicial practice, it explores topics including the relationship between intellectual property and the public interest, limitations on intellectual property rights, antitrust regulation of intellectual property abuses, liability principles for intellectual property infringement, the conflict and balance between copyright protection and information resource sharing, the protection and infringement of computer software, the dilution of well-known trademarks, the infringement of trade secrets, and civil judicial remedies. The discussion of these issues contributes to deepening the rational knowledge of the fundamental aspects of intellectual property law research and promoting the continuous maturation of the discipline of intellectual property law. Intellectual property law is an extremely applied field of legal studies, but this in no way diminishes its theoretical breadth and depth. Several hot issues in intellectual property law explored in this book reflect this characteristic. The book combines theoretical discussions with high-level insights, institutional analysis with clear explanations, and detailed case studies with comprehensive citations. It is characterized by its pioneering, forward-looking, theoretical, and practical nature, making it highly valuable as a reference and guide for professionals in the field of intellectual property, industry practitioners, and others interested in intellectual property issues. It is a key reading in the study of intellectual property.