Protecting Literary and Artistic Works () The Berne Convention (1971 Paris Text) Guidelines

Author: Liu Bolin
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: Intellectual property is one of the three major objects of the world's economy and trade. China began participating in international trade in intellectual property in the late 1970s of the last century and has successively joined a series of important international conventions on intellectual property, such as the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property, as well as the World Trade Organization since the 1980s. With the development of China's market economy and the improvement of its legal system, as well as China's full integration into the international community, intellectual property issues will become increasingly prominent, and mastering intellectual property knowledge is particularly important. For this reason, we have organized the translation of the key international conventions on intellectual property, "Guidelines." For each international convention, they are essentially the only authorized interpretation recognized by the international organization managing it. Therefore, they undoubtedly have authoritative reference value for readers to understand these legal documents in a complete and accurate manner. In addition, we will also select and translate and publish representative intellectual property legal documents from countries with significant influence.