International Business and Intellectual Property Protection -- Series on the Frontiers of International Business

Author: Ye Quanliang et al
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book consists of three parts, divided into 7 chapters. Part I, Theoretical Section, primarily discusses the concept and characteristics of intellectual property, analyzes the establishment and development of the intellectual property system, as well as its role in protecting trade and technology. It also interprets the effectiveness, scope, and application standards of the WTO Intellectual Property Agreement. Part II, Practical Section, begins by dissecting several typical intellectual property dispute cases, then explains the operational rules and procedures of the intellectual property dispute resolution mechanism, and finally elaborates on the revision and improvement of WTO intellectual property protection rules. Part III, Policy Section, primarily addresses how China, after joining the WTO, can tackle various intellectual property protection issues. It particularly focuses on how to respond to challenges from international market competitors and intellectual property litigation.