Intellectual Property Border Protection System: Theory and Practice

Author: Zhu Qiuyuan / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The importance of improving China's intellectual property rights (IP) system, standardizing IP transaction practices, and clarifying IP transaction relationships is self-evident. In the process of perfecting China's IP legal framework, the enhancement of IP border protection content is indispensable. Drawing on over a decade of teaching experience in IP border protection at Shanghai Customs College, the author of this book, based on the realities of China's national conditions, conducts a comparative analysis of IP border protection systems and relevant international laws in various countries. The author concludes that China's IP border protection should first shift its legislative and enforcement philosophies, accurately define the positioning of border protection systems, and make corresponding adjustments to procedural and substantive provisions of border protection. This aims to improve China's IP border protection level, assist IP rights holders in realizing their interests, and ultimately promote the growth of social interests in China.