Trademark International Private Law Research - Reconstruction of International Trademark Law

Author: Peng Huanyan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Previous research on international trademark law has predominantly been placed within the analytical frameworks of international public law and international economic law, a practice that has been widely debated. The author takes a novel approach by being the first to examine international trademark law within the framework of international private law in China, elaborating on the historical reasons, the contemporary context, and the theoretical foundations. Employing a "micro" approach to international private law within the "macro" system, the book reconstructs international trademark law in three aspects: its contemporary characteristics, the developmental process of its system, and the origins of its fundamental theories. Building on this foundation, it prospects the future trends of international trademark law in the 21st century and its profound impact on the development of Chinese trademark law. This book presents original arguments, is well-supported, and emphasizes the connection between theory and practice, making it a valuable reference for researchers in various fields such as international private law, international public law, and intellectual property law.