Research on Patent Law. 2004

Author: Department of Laws and Regulations, National Intellectual Property Administration
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The arguments and suggestions presented in the articles of this journal are the views of the authors themselves and do not represent official documents. Readers are requested to pay special attention when reading. The purpose of publishing these articles is to invigorate academic discourse in line with the principle of "let a hundred flowers bloom and let a hundred schools of thought contend," to summarize the practical experience of China's patent and other intellectual property rights work, to explore the intersections between patent law and other intellectual property laws and relevant laws and regulations, and to contribute to consolidating and developing a suitable intellectual property protection system for China. We hope that this academic journal can become fertile ground where all seeds of intellectual property law research can take root, bloom, and bear fruit.
Patent Law Research is an academic annual edited by the Patent Law Research Institute of the National Intellectual Property Administration of the People's Republic of China (formerly the China Patent Administration). The first issue was published in September 1991. Patent Law Research primarily publishes academic papers and selected translations related to the theory and practice of patent and other intellectual property rights protection. Since 2002, Patent Law Research has been edited by the Department of Laws and Regulations, National Intellectual Property Administration. The 33 selected articles and works in this issue of Patent Law Research (2004) reflect the new developments in the field of patent and other intellectual property rights protection both domestically and internationally over the past year.