Public Health Crisis and the Reform of WTO Intellectual Property System

Author: Feng Jiehan
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The book starts by analyzing the history and reality of international intellectual property protection, delves into public health crisis issues, and combines this problem with the relevant flexibility provisions of the TRIPS Agreement for analysis. It also introduces the practices of Western countries in technology transfer and the regulation of anti-competitive behavior. The analysis is thorough, the citations are extensive, and the conclusions are thought-provoking. It offers valuable insights for the reform of China's intellectual property legal system and provides significant reference value for how China can utilize TRIPS provisions to strengthen its public health crisis response mechanisms after joining the WTO.