North University Intellectual Property Review (Volume 1)

Author: Zheng Shengli
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Beijing University Intellectual Property Review is a professional academic publication published irregularly by the School of Intellectual Property and the Center for Rule of Law at Peking University, focusing on the study of legal theory, law, and related cases in the field of intellectual property. This book is the first collection of recent research achievements of faculty and students from the School of Intellectual Property at Peking University, as well as external experts, scholars, and officials who are concerned about the growth of the School of Intellectual Property and have made significant contributions to its development. The characteristics of these articles are as follows: First, they have a contemporary nature. Most of the papers address cutting-edge and hot issues in the field of intellectual property law. Second, while deeply exploring profound theoretical issues, they are closely linked to the legislative, judicial, and social realities of our country. Each paper has a clear focus, aiming to find theoretical foundations and offer insights to address issues in legislation, judiciary, and social life. Third, they possess strong dialectical thinking, always analyzing specific issues from a higher perspective and broader vision, striving for comprehensive analysis from philosophical, economic, historical, legal, and theoretical natural science perspectives.