Intellectual property and TRIPS compliance in China : Chinese and European perspectives
China's accession to the WTO and TRIPs heralded massive changes in Chinese intellectual property (IP) law. This book looks at various aspects of Chinese law and practice to see if they are TRIPS compliant. It offers both Chinese and European perspectives. It is suitable for IP academics and researchers, policy makers, and investors in China
1 online resource (xxxi, 244 pages)
9781847207210, 1847207219
175279999
Are Chinese intellectual property laws consistent with the TRIPs Agreement? / Guro Shoukang and Zuo Xiaodong
Substantive law issues in Europe a decade after TRIPS / Paul Torremans
The TRIPs Agreement and the changing landscape of international intellectual property / Daniel J. Gervais
The fight against piracy : working within the administrative enforcement system in China / Kristie Thomas
Problems and new developments in the enforcement of intellectual property rights in China / Jingzhou Tao
Legal protection of copyright and trademarks in cyberspace in China / Hon. Jiang Zhipei
Confidentiality agreements and non-competition clauses / John Adams
Protection of know-how in Chinese enterprises and employment relationships / Hailing Shan
Protection of traditional knowledge : protecting poor countries' intellectual property? / Zhu Lanye
Legal issues regarding contracts of technology import : a Chinese lawyer's perspective / Zou Weining
The WTO-TRIPs patent regime after Doha : promises and realities / Sigrid Sterckx
Intellectual property rights and WTO compliance : Chinese and European perspectives / Fientje Moerman
The agenda for the future / Paul Torremans
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