Intellectual Property Law

Author: Ma Zhiguo
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is one of the core course textbooks for the legal education major in the 21st century, primarily written by legal experts, professors, and teachers from law schools (departments) in central and western universities who have long been engaged in teaching intellectual property law. It is divided into six parts and 25 chapters. Part I systematically elaborates on the basic theories of intellectual property law. Parts II, III, and IV respectively provide detailed discussions on the theories and legal systems of three specialized intellectual property laws: copyright law, patent law, and trademark law. Part V briefly introduces other laws related to intellectual property, and Part VI discusses international corporations related to intellectual property. Based on existing laws and regulations and relevant international conventions, this book incorporates the latest research findings of intellectual property law scholars and provides a comprehensive, systematic, and accurate elaboration from the perspectives of basic theories, fundamental knowledge, and legal practice. This book is suitable as a textbook for law students in higher education institutions and also serves as a reference for other enthusiasts of intellectual property law.